This video details a catastrophic failure of an M1 Garand during live-fire testing, resulting in a cracked stock behind the receiver and under the trigger guard. The incident occurred while using Turkish surplus 30-06 ammunition, described as safe and non-corrosive. The firearm experienced extraction issues and blown-out cases, indicating a potential ammunition or firearm malfunction.
This video showcases a Civil War-era 10 gauge shotgun manufactured by Hyde Shattuck Co. The firearm, serial number 218, was produced in 1885 and is presented in a heavily corroded and rusted condition, with a cracked stock. The presenter discusses the company's unusual business model of producing exactly 40 shotguns annually and highlights the firearm's single-shot mechanism. The video also includes entertaining clips of 10 gauge shotguns being fired at various targets.
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