Videos tagged with Single Shot Carbine

This review of the Rossi Lightweight Carbine (LWC) highlights its design as an affordable, simple option for hunting and plinking, stemming from the Brawler handgun. It features a suppressor-ready barrel with 5/8x24 TPI threads and is available in various calibers including 5.56 NATO, .357 Magnum, .350 Legend, .410 bore, .45 Colt, and .300 Blackout. The carbine's lightweight design (just over 5 lbs) and 16.5-inch barrel make it easily portable and suitable for new shooters.

This video details the Belgian Comblain Mousqueton Modele 1871/83 carbine, a single-shot, breech-loading firearm chambered in 11mm black powder. It explores its historical context, technical specifications, and operational nuances, including its use by Belgian troops and its role during WWI. The discussion highlights the carbine's construction, its specific cartridge, and the operational challenges and features of its action, trigger, and safety mechanisms.

This expert review from Forgotten Weapons details the unique operation of the Armstrong & Taylor Carbine. Ian McCollum highlights its post-Civil War design, .41 Rimfire caliber, and single-shot, pivoting breechloader action. The video emphasizes its historical context, including its failure to secure a military contract and its rarity, making it a significant find for collectors.