Videos tagged with Remington Model 12

Mark Serbu, a gun designer, shares his experience at the SAR West Gun Show in Phoenix, Arizona. He highlights the show's size and the unique firearms discovered, including a rare WWII German Panzerbüchse 39 and a Winchester M1 Carbine with serial number 0. Serbu also showcases his own acquisitions, the Hamilton Model 15 and Remington Model 12 .22 rifles, detailing their innovative designs and historical significance. The video emphasizes the value of gun shows for hands-on discovery and learning about historical manufacturing techniques.

This video examines two firearms, a Remington Model 12 rifle and a JC Higgins 583 shotgun, seized in connection with Washington power station attacks. The speaker highlights their heavily modified states, including a crude suppressor on the rifle and a chopped stock on the shotgun. He questions the media's focus on these NFA-regulated items, suggesting it serves an agenda for stricter gun control, while emphasizing the vulnerability of critical infrastructure.

This video offers a detailed look at the Remington Model 12, a notable .22 caliber pump-action rifle. It delves into the rifle's design, exploring whether it represents genius or over-engineering, as conceived by Pederson and praised by John M. Browning. The content aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the firearm's characteristics and the creator's opinions on its functionality and historical significance.

This video explores the often overlooked genius of John Pedersen, a prolific American firearms designer who worked primarily with Remington. It details his significant contributions, including the popular Remington Model 12 gallery rifle, the innovative Remington Model 14 with its spiral magazine, and the advanced Remington Model 51 pistol. The discussion also covers his more experimental designs like the Pedersen Device for WWI, the toggle-lock Pedersen Rifle, and his attempts to improve the M1 Garand, alongside his collaborative work on the Ithaca 37 shotgun.