Videos tagged with Steel Internals

This guide details the disassembly and magazine loading of the Whitney Wolverine, a .22 LR semi-automatic pistol known for its 1950s atomic age design. It highlights the unique tubular shroud action, aluminum frame, steel internals, and the tapered, staggered-stack magazine. The video emphasizes safety during handling and disassembly, crucial for maintaining the firearm.

This review compares the MasterPiece Arms DS9 TC and the Staccato XC, highlighting the DS9 TC's competitive edge in features and price despite less brand recognition. The DS9 TC offers an aluminum grip, a superior magazine well, and a machined trigger out-of-the-box, while the Staccato XC excels in its integrated barrel/compensator design and DLC finish. Both are high-performance 2011 pistols suitable for competition, with the DS9 TC offering better value and features for serious competitors, though the Staccato XC provides quicker acquisition.

Andre Lyford from Winchester Arms introduces the new Ranger Rimfire lever action rifle for 2024. The rifle features a one-piece billet mil-aluminum receiver with steel internals, including the lever, hammer, and trigger. A key design element is the one-screw takedown system with a steel insert to prevent thread stripping, allowing for barrel cleaning from the rear to protect the 10° target crown.

This video provides an in-depth look at the rare dual-barrel Gardner Gun, a crank-operated repeating firearm from the late 1890s. The presenters, Keith, Caleb, and Steve, detail its unique dual-barrel and bolt system, which fires alternately, and its internal clockwork mechanism. They also discuss its historical context, including its limited service with the US military and its obsolescence due to newer designs like the Maxim gun.