The Swiss Revolver of 1882 is a compact and lightweight firearm, weighing 1.7 pounds with a 9.3-inch overall length. While aesthetically pleasing, its shooting characteristics present challenges, including stiff hammer cocking, a heavy and stacking double-action trigger pull, and punchier-than-expected recoil. The wooden grips, despite having grasping grooves, can cause palm discomfort after firing.
This video provides a detailed historical overview and technical breakdown of the Swiss Revolver of 1882. It covers its development, design evolution, and comparison to its predecessor, the 1878 model. The video also includes a comprehensive look at its disassembly, internal mechanisms, and shooting characteristics, highlighting its unique Abid loading system and the 7.5mm cartridge.
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