Videos tagged with Slam-Firing

This comprehensive guide, presented by Misha, a subject matter expert in historical firearms, details the operation and handling of iconic American firearms from World War II. It covers techniques for loading, firing, and specific operational features of the M1 Garand, M1911A1, Thompson M1, M1 Carbine, M1903A4 Springfield, Winchester Model 12, and Winchester Model 1897. The instruction emphasizes proper manual of arms and understanding complex mechanisms.

This comprehensive review of the Palmetto State Armory Dagger, a Glock 19 Gen 3 clone, details its performance over 1,500 rounds. The reviewer, Mark from Fit'n Fire, highlights the pistol's ergonomics, trigger feel (similar to an M&P9), and steel sights compatible with Glock. Significant issues arose around the 500-round mark, including slam firing and light primer strikes, which PSA attributed to wear on the trigger bar and striker after approximately 9,000 rounds. After replacement, the pistol performed much better, with only one failure to feed on aluminum-cased ammunition.

This review delves into a rare WW2 Winchester Model 12 Trench Gun with a documented connection to the Manhattan Project. The expert analysis highlights unique markings, military features like the heat shield and bayonet lug, and the shotgun's historical significance. It covers the Model 12's evolution from the Model 1897 and its role in various conflicts, concluding with its collectible status and potential for home defense.