Videos tagged with Swiss

The SIG AK-53 is a unique Swiss experimental rifle featuring a forward-recoiling barrel action and a two-flap locking system. Its annular gas piston system and unusual mechanical cycle set it apart from conventional designs. The rifle also incorporates a side-mounted magazine release lever on the stock, requiring a manual process for magazine removal.

The LMG-25 is a unique Swiss toggle-locked light machine gun developed by Waffenfabrik Bern. It features a three-position fire selector (Safe, Semi-auto, Full-auto) and an innovative toggle-lock mechanism that articulates during the charging cycle. A key feature is its advanced primer ignition mode, designed to reduce recoil by igniting the primer while the bolt is still moving forward.

This video features a discussion about challenge coins belonging to the Pope's bodyguards. A guest named Claude from Switzerland donated a special challenge coin to the NJ Coin Museum and explains its significance. The video also offers viewers an opportunity to trade their own unique challenge coins for the Inaugural NJ Coin Museum Challenge Coin at GFH.

The G150 is a rare Swiss suppressed anti-materiel rifle developed for the P26 'stay-behind' guerrilla group. Built on a Sauer bolt-action, it's chambered in .41 Magnum using subsonic 409-grain bullets for maximum suppressor effectiveness. Its custom aluminum chassis and telescoping suppressor contributed to its 'Hollywood silent' signature, intended for sabotage rather than direct combat.

This video review focuses on the B&T GHM-9, described as a 'Swiss Budget' 9mm carbine. The title and description indicate a discussion of its features, potentially its value proposition compared to other firearms, and its origins from B&T in Switzerland. Given the "forgottenweapons" hashtag, it might also touch upon its place in the history of firearms development or its niche appeal.

This video, "Enjoying Black Powder Episode 9: 1869 Swiss Vetterli," focuses on the historical Swiss Vetterli rifle. It highlights the firearm and offers a link to a full episode that includes a hand-loading instructional section. The content is presented by "Forgotten Weapons," suggesting an in-depth look at the rifle's historical context and potentially its operation and ammunition.

This video explores the Stamm-Zeller 1902, a unique Swiss straight-pull rifle that was notably converted into a semi-automatic firearm. The content likely delves into the historical context of this prototype, its design features, and the modifications made to transform its action. It promises to be an interesting look at a less common piece of firearms history, particularly for those interested in Swiss military arms and early semi-automatic development.

This review showcases the Swiss K-31 rifle, highlighting its unique straight-pull bolt action and ring-style safety. The video demonstrates loading the 6-round detachable magazine with PPU 7.5x55mm Swiss ammunition and features live-fire accuracy tests on steel targets. The presenter's expert handling and the rifle's performance suggest high proficiency with vintage military firearms.

This video features a review and comparison of the B&T APC 308 and APC Pro rifles. The creator aims to provide an objective look at these Swiss-made firearms and compare them to other popular rifle options on the market. The description also mentions the availability of exclusive perks for channel members on Patreon and other social media platforms, as well as new merchandise.

This review of the Sig 551A1, nicknamed 'The Swiss AK47', highlights its robust long-stroke gas piston system and Swiss precision. The rifle demonstrates excellent stability and manageable recoil, even during rapid fire, thanks to its heavy-duty construction and effective magazine coupling system. Its ergonomics and reliable cycling confirm its status as a premium, military-grade firearm.

This video demonstrates the Swiss G11 rifle, a predecessor to the K31, chambered in 7.5x55mm Swiss. It highlights the rifle's straight-pull bolt action during manual loading and target engagement. The footage showcases proficient handling and a controlled firing sequence, emphasizing the historical significance of this military rifle.

This C&Rsenal Primer series documentary explores the history, function, and live-fire demonstration of the Swiss Revolver of 1882. Hosted by Othais and Mae, the video delves into this classic firearm, offering a historical perspective. It's part of a series commemorating a historic conflict, with new episodes released every other Tuesday. The description also lists several related books for further reading on European military revolvers, Liege gunmakers, and specific pistol models like Borchardt and Luger. Ammunition data is provided by DrakeGmbH, and animations by Bruno.