Videos tagged with Shortened Rifle

This video details a heavily modified FN FAL from the Royal Armouries, highlighting its shortened barrel, folding stock, and numerous custom or homemade parts. Jonathan Ferguson explains the technical challenges and defects, including bore damage from re-drilling and worn internal components, ultimately deeming the rifle unsafe despite correct headspace. The discussion also touches on the FAL's historical significance as a widely adopted battle rifle.

This video explores rare Australian prototype lightweight Enfield rifles developed during WWII as a response to jungle combat needs. Unlike British efforts focusing on the No. 4 action, Australia adapted the No. 1 Mk III* (SMLE) receiver. Prototypes included a basic shortened SMLE and the more advanced No. 6 Mk I and Mk I/1 variants, featuring significant weight reduction techniques and unique experimental markings.