Videos tagged with Mauser Action

This video provides a detailed review of eight battle-tested surplus rifles available on the used gun market, highlighting their historical significance, engineering quality, and current value. The presenter emphasizes that these firearms were built to military standards for durability and reliability, often outperforming modern budget rifles. He offers specific advice on ammunition choices, potential maintenance issues, and market pricing for each model, positioning them as excellent value purchases before their prices inevitably rise.

This video reviews the Ruger M77 Hawkeye Alaskan Bush Rifle chambered in .35 Whelen. The presenter, Hickok45, provides an in-depth look at the rifle's features, including its laminate stock, stainless finish, and iron sights. He discusses the .35 Whelen cartridge's history and effectiveness for big game hunting, particularly for North American species like bear and moose. The review also covers practical aspects such as shooting impressions, recoil, and potential ammunition issues, offering a comprehensive overview for potential buyers.

This review of the US Springfield 1903 rifle highlights its key features and handling characteristics. The rifle weighs 8.7 lbs with an overall length of 43.2 inches. It features a smooth bolt action, a clean two-stage trigger pull, and a simple flag safety with clear markings. The Buffington-style ladder sights with a front blade are noted for quick target acquisition and windage adjustment. The reviewer also mentions the substantial recoil from the 30-06 cartridge and the rifle's historical significance as the official US rifle during WWI.

This video details the initial steps of a personal project to build a .35 Whelen hunting rifle on a World War II era Mauser action. The presenter, Caleb from Brownells, outlines the process of modifying a salvaged CZ Brno Mauser, including drilling and tapping for scope mounts, installing a pre-threaded Shilen barrel, and fitting a custom stock. The project aims to create a rifle legal for whitetail hunting in Iowa, which requires straight-wall cartridges over .35 caliber.

This video provides a detailed historical and technical overview of the German Karabiner 98b (Kar 98b) rifle, tracing its development from the Gewehr 98 (G 98) and its modifications during the Weimar Republic. It covers the socio-political context of post-WWI Germany, the Treaty of Versailles' impact on arms production, and the evolution of German small arms. The presentation includes comparisons with the G 98M and discusses the technical features and intended role of the Kar 98b.

This "Freedom Friday" live stream covers a range of firearms-related topics, including a "Rate My Rifle" segment where viewers submit their custom builds for critique. The host, Clint Morgan, discusses the importance of the Second Amendment in upcoming elections, shares updates on channel milestones like 60,000 subscribers, and promotes upcoming events and merchandise. The stream also delves into technical discussions about firearm calibers like the 5.7x28mm and compares different rifle platforms.

This video delves into the world of ultra-high-end custom rifles, specifically from Griffin & Howe, exploring what justifies a $50,000 price tag. It highlights the bespoke process, from client consultation and action refinement to meticulous stock fitting and intricate hand engraving. The host, demonstrating high authority and expertise, showcases the Highlander and 100th Anniversary Rifle models, emphasizing the blend of mechanical engineering, premium materials, and artistic craftsmanship.

This YouTube Short focuses on the robust nature of the 03A3 and Mauser actions, highlighting their strength and ability to withstand high-pressure handloads. The title playfully suggests their durability is sufficient even for 'bubba's pissin hot hand loads,' implying they are built tough for demanding use.

This documentary provides an in-depth look at the Chilean Mauser Model 1895 carbines, detailing their development, variations, and service history. It covers the transition from long rifles to carbines, the introduction of Spitzer ammunition, and the evolution into 'Long Carbines' and later modernized variants. The video highlights technical specifications, historical context, and comparative analysis with other Mauser models.

This documentary delves into the history and technical specifications of the Chilean Mauser Model 1895. It details the rifle's development, its adoption by Chile amidst geopolitical tensions, and its design evolution from earlier Mauser models. The video highlights key features such as its 7mm Mauser cartridge, stripper clip feeding, and specific differences compared to the Spanish Mauser 1893, offering insights into its place in military firearms history.

This video provides a detailed examination of the Argentine Mauser Model 1891 Carbine, highlighting its design differences from the long rifle, such as its shorter length, lighter weight, and specific features like the locking rear sight and magazine lock screw. It also touches upon its service history and variations, including Peruvian modifications and the use of Spitzer ammunition.

This video highlights the Type 38 Japanese Arisaka as a fun and collectible World War II firearm. It is chambered in 6.5 Japanese and utilizes a Mauser action, making it an accessible option for collectors.