Videos tagged with Selective Fire

This guide details the complex process of removing heavy cosmoline from a rare Mauser C96 Schnellfeuer and its subsequent reassembly. It highlights the unique components of the full-auto variant and emphasizes extreme caution due to the scarcity of replacement parts. The process concludes with a thorough live-fire test to confirm functionality.

This video clarifies the distinction between AR-15 and M16 designations, explaining that M16/M4 are US government designations for AR-15 platform rifles. It details how Colt initially used 'AR-15' for its commercial line while the government adopted 'M16' for selective-fire variants. The video also touches on the M4 designation and its trademark history, emphasizing that the core internal operating system defines an AR-15, regardless of external markings or selective-fire capability.

This YouTube Short, titled 'Is the SSR Full Auto? #shorts', aims to clarify whether the SSR firearm possesses full-automatic firing capabilities. Without a transcript, the analysis relies solely on the title. The tag generation focuses on identifying the firearm model and the core question of its firing mode. Given the brevity of Shorts, detailed information is unlikely, but the video addresses a common enthusiast query regarding firearm functionality.

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 field stripping process for the Haenel MKb42(H), the precursor to the StG 44. It covers removing the buttstock, recoil spring, bolt carrier, and bolt assembly, highlighting the stamped construction and gas-operated mechanism. The process is demonstrated by Ian McCollum, a recognized expert in historical firearms, emphasizing the design's wartime innovations and eventual evolution.

This entry provides an expert overview of the Glock 18 machine pistol, drawing from detailed analysis and practical demonstrations. It covers the unique selective-fire mechanism, internal differences from the Glock 17, historical military applications in Austria and Afghanistan, and the critical legal requirements (SOT) for ownership. The high cyclic rate and associated control challenges are highlighted, emphasizing its niche but versatile role.

This video showcases a prototype selective fire ArmaLite AR-10 A4 carbine being used to cut down a tree. The description includes affiliate links for tactical gear like earmuffs, rifle rests, and an 'Efect Military Tool,' as well as links to purchase products, donate to the channel (Small Arms Solutions - SAS), and follow them on social media. The video also promotes various brands through discount codes. While the primary demonstration is tree cutting, the core focus is on the capabilities of the AR-10 variant.

This video showcases an AR-10 rifle with "AI Dutch Selective Fire" capabilities, suggesting a unique or modified platform. The description highlights ordering information for "America's Rifle Order" and provides affiliate links for various firearm-related accessories and gear, including earmuffs, rifle rests, cleaning supplies, and steel targets. It also directs viewers to support the channel through donations and Patreon. The content appears to be a product showcase or review, focusing on a specific AR-10 variant.

Ian McCollum, a recognized firearms expert, clarifies the technical definition of an 'assault rifle' based on three criteria: selective fire, detachable magazine, and intermediate cartridge. He distinguishes this from 'assault weapons' defined by cosmetic features, emphasizing the importance of precise terminology for legislative and educational purposes. The video covers historical examples like the StG 44 and FAMAS, and contrasts them with rifles like the AR-15 and BAR.

This guide details the disassembly of the AFN-49's fire control group, focusing on the selector mechanism and the specialized tool required to engage full-auto fire. It highlights the internal workings of the trigger group and the auto-sear's function. Instruction is provided by Ian McCollum, a recognized expert in historical firearms.

This YouTube video focuses on the military application of firearms, specifically showcasing "bursts" of fire. The title, "Bursts, this is how we like to roll #military", directly indicates a military context and a preference for this firing mode. While specific firearm models or calibers are not explicitly mentioned, the use of the term "bursts" strongly implies automatic or selective-fire weapons commonly found in military arsenals, such as assault rifles.

This video compares the M14 rifle chambered in 7.62 NATO and the AK-47 in 7.62x39mm, highlighting their distinct design philosophies and historical contexts. The M14, developed for long-range European combat, proved ill-suited for the jungle warfare of Vietnam due to its weight and unmanageable full-auto fire. Conversely, the AK-47, designed for tactical close-quarters combat with a focus on reliability and ease of use, became a globally ubiquitous firearm. The presenter demonstrates shooting both rifles, emphasizing the AK-47's superior controllability in full-automatic fire and its effectiveness in its intended role.