Videos tagged with Sheath Trigger

This review details the rare James Reid No. 2 Revolver, a 7-shot, .32 caliber rimfire firearm produced in New York City. It highlights the unique hidden loading gate and sheath trigger, while also noting significant design flaws like the impractical cylinder removal process. The discussion touches upon patent infringement avoidance and variations in frame design based on serial numbers.

The Schulhof 1887 Repeating Pistol, designed by Austrian gunsmith Josef Schulhof, is a unique manually repeating handgun from the 1880s. It features an 8-round tubular magazine in the grip and a complex internal mechanism operated by a lever, cocking the striker and cycling cartridges. The pistol utilizes a sheath trigger for firing and is chambered in .320 British Revolver.