Videos tagged with Russian Army

This video details the historical Siege of Osowiec during World War I, focusing on the unique and brutal tactics employed. It highlights the fortress's strong defenses against initial German assaults, the introduction of chlorine gas as a chemical weapon, and the unexpected, ferocious counterattack by surviving Russian defenders. The narrative emphasizes the psychological impact of these events on the German forces.

This entry analyzes the M1916 Fedorov rifle, often considered Russia's first assault rifle. It details its selective-fire capability, detachable magazine, and the 6.5 Arisaka cartridge, discussing its classification and historical context as presented by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons.

This guide details the process of loading the Winchester 1895 Russian Contract rifle using stripper clips, a modification made to accommodate standard Mosin-Nagant clips. The video, presented by a subject matter expert from Forgotten Weapons, highlights the rifle's history and unique features, including its last-ditch military service role and specific markings from Spanish and Finnish refurbishments.

Larry Vickers provides an in-depth review of the Russian PYa (MP-443 Grach) service pistol. He details its unique 18-round magazine with dual-position feed lips, DA/SA action, and safety features, comparing its ergonomics and shooting characteristics to other service pistols. Vickers' extensive experience is evident in his mechanical analysis and practical shooting impressions.