Videos tagged with Straight Pull Bolt Action

This video introduces the new Walther RS3, a bullpup straight-pull bolt-action rifle. Key features highlighted include its smooth and efficient action, an exceptional trigger, and integrated QD suppressor and optics mounting points. The rifle is noted to ship with a suppressor included, making it a ready-to-go package for users seeking these specific functionalities.

The Stgw 57, a Swiss military rifle, is a robust and feature-rich firearm. This review highlights its unique muzzle device for grenade launching, 360-degree rotating bipods, complex adjustable iron sights, and a straight-pull bolt action inherited from the K31. While designed for versatility, the rifle is noted for its substantial size and weight.

This video from C&Rsenal details a critical safety flaw in the M1895 Lee Navy rifle, where a partially engaged safety could lead to an accidental discharge upon releasing the safety lever. The expert guide explains how to identify this dangerous state and highlights the mechanical solution implemented in later models and sporting variants, which uses a notched lug and roller wheel for positive engagement. The presentation demonstrates a high level of technical expertise regarding historical firearms.

This expert-level entry from Forgotten Weapons' Ian McCollum details the Ross 1912 Cadet .22 rifle. Production estimates place the total between 13,000 and 17,000 units, with production ending in 1917. McCollum highlights that auto-ejection of spent casings is not a feature but a symptom of worn locking surfaces, necessitating professional gunsmithing.

Hickok45 provides an in-depth look at the Swiss K31 rifle, a straight-pull bolt-action firearm renowned for its accuracy and robust construction. The review highlights its historical context within Swiss neutrality and militia system, demonstrating its effectiveness with the powerful 7.5x55mm cartridge on various targets. The video emphasizes the unique straight-pull action and the rifle's enduring appeal in the military surplus market.

This video demonstrates the proper technique for loading and cycling the M1895 Lee Navy straight-pull rifle using a stripper clip. The demonstration, led by C&Rsenal, showcases the rifle's action and the use of 6mm Lee Navy ammunition. Viewers are also reminded of the upcoming Q&A session deadline.

The Walther Hammerli Force B1 is a versatile .22 caliber rifle featuring a unique straight-pull bolt action and an innovative quick-change barrel system for easy caliber conversion between .22LR and .22 WMR. It includes an integrated Picatinny rail, a polymer stock, and utilizes Ruger-style magazines for broad compatibility. This review highlights its ease of use and adaptability, particularly for plinking and small game hunting.

Kevin Wilson from Davidson's Gallery of Guns provides an in-depth overview of the Hammerli Force B1, a versatile straight-pull bolt-action rifle. Key features highlighted include its takedown capability for compact transport, quick barrel swap system that maintains optic zero, and a fully adjustable stock for personalized fit. The rifle is compatible with Ruger 10/22 magazines and offers easy conversion to .22 WMR with an additional barrel.

This guide details the disassembly and reassembly of the Stamm-Saurer Model 1907 straight-pull bolt action rifle. It highlights the unique helical groove camming mechanism and the ring safety, comparing it to contemporary designs like the Schmidt-Rubin and Gewehr 98. The video, presented by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons, offers an expert-level look at the rifle's mechanics.

This video showcases the Steyr M95 rifle, highlighting its unique straight-pull bolt action and en-bloc clip loading system. It demonstrates the use of PPU 8x56mmR Mannlicher ammunition and the characteristic ejection of the empty clip. The demonstration emphasizes the mechanical operation and sound of the firearm.

This video showcases the Swiss K11 carbine, highlighting Swiss craftsmanship in firearm manufacturing. It details the rifle's features, including its six-round capacity, straight-pull bolt action, and iron sights. While praised for its quality and shooting experience, the 7.5 Swiss ammunition is noted as being expensive.

The Beretta BRX-1 is a highly modular straight-pull bolt-action rifle featuring a fast cycling action, ambidextrous design, and a user-adjustable trigger. It has undergone extensive NATO testing, demonstrating reliability and accuracy with consistent sub-MOA performance at 100 yards. The rifle offers excellent ergonomics and safety features, making it a versatile option for hunting and precision shooting.