Videos tagged with Norwegian Firearms

This video from Legacy Collectibles showcases a remarkable collection of rare World War II pistols acquired during the speaker's absence. The expert highlights specific models like the Walther PPK, Krieghoff Luger, Walther P.38 Zero Series and AC 41, Mauser Banner and 'Black Widow' Lugers, and a Kongsberg M/1914. The detailed examination of markings, serial numbers, and historical context demonstrates a high level of expertise in collectible firearms.

This video is a short segment from a larger "Primer" episode focusing on the Norwegian Krag-Jørgensen 1912 Carbine. It provides a glimpse into a more in-depth discussion of this specific firearm model. The creators also offer links to their full episodes on YouTube, as well as Patreon, Substar, and their merchandise shop for additional support and content.

The Kongsberg M52 is a unique line-throwing rifle, often converted from surplus Mauser K98k actions. It fires 12mm blank cartridges to propel a line for rescue or resupply, with specialized projectiles and optional rocket assistance for extended range. The complete kit includes various spools, heads, and boosters, showcasing its versatility in maritime, construction, and firefighting applications.

This documentary delves into the history and functionality of Scandinavian Nagant revolvers. It covers specific models like the M1887 and M1891, with historical context and live-fire demonstrations. The video also touches upon related firearms such as the Kongsberg Colt, and references various historical texts and publications for further reading. Support for the creators is encouraged through Patreon, SubscribeStar, and merchandise purchases.

This video delves into the unique falling block rifles designed by Norwegian gunsmith Hans Larsen, a master craftsman and champion marksman. It highlights his patented 180-degree lever-operated action, the evolution of his designs, and the rarity of his creations today. The featured rifle, possibly converted to a shotgun or oval bore, showcases intricate craftsmanship and a precise 1000-meter rear sight.