Videos tagged with Tangent Rear Sight

This expert review from C&Rsenal details the Mauser C96 Modello 1899, a slab-sided early pattern C96 notably used by Italians. The video covers its specifications, loading procedure with a 10-round stripper clip, ergonomics, sights, and its effectiveness as a carbine when a shoulder stock is attached. The assessment highlights its historical significance and mechanical nuances.

This review of the Karabiner 98a highlights its features as a short rifle rather than a typical carbine. It details the 8mm Mauser caliber, the smooth Mauser 98 action with a bent bolt handle, and the two-stage trigger. The review also covers the sights and notes the stout recoil.

This guide details the process of loading a Russian SKS rifle using a stripper clip and engaging targets. It covers the manual of arms for loading the 10-round internal magazine and demonstrates live fire at an outdoor range. The instruction comes from Misha, an experienced shooter and collector, highlighting historical markings and practical handling.

This video provides an in-depth historical and technical review of the German Karabiner 98a, tracing its development from the Gewehr 98 and earlier carbine models. It details the design evolution, specifications, and intended roles of the K98a, highlighting its differences from the standard rifle and its place in German military history. The review includes observations on its handling, features, and historical context.

This expert guide details the loading procedure and shoulder stock attachment for the Mauser C96 'Modello 1899', as demonstrated by Mae. The video highlights the pistol's weight, dimensions, and the use of stripper clips for its 10-round internal magazine. It also covers the attachment of the shoulder stock, which significantly improves handling and recoil management, transforming the pistol's ergonomics from poor as a handgun to quite handy as a carbine.

This guide details the process of loading and operating the Mauser Karabiner 98 kurz, focusing on the use of stripper clips and the adjustment of its tangent rear sight. The video demonstrates expert handling of this classic bolt-action rifle, emphasizing proper technique for chambering rounds and sighting. It's crucial to always prioritize safety during these operations.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Norwegian Krag–Jørgensen 1895 Carbine, presented by Mae from C&Rsenal. It details the carbine's physical specifications, including its 7.6 lbs weight and 40.3-inch length. The guide covers the unique side-loading magazine, its 5+1 capacity in 6.5 Norwegian, and the functional magazine cut-off. Ergonomic features and Norwegian-specific modifications for enhanced carry are highlighted, along with the tangent rear sight and two-stage trigger.

The Norwegian Krag-Jørgensen 1894 is a refined version of the Danish Krag rifle, chambered in 6.5 Norwegian. It features a smooth action, a Mauser-style safety, and a two-stage trigger. While considered a pleasant shooter with mild recoil, its weight and length are noted drawbacks.

This guide details the assembly and use of the Finnish Browning High Power rig, including its unique shoulder stock and holster. It highlights historical context from the Winter War and Continuation War, drawing on expert analysis from Ian McCollum. The information covers identification features and practical considerations for this specific variant.

The C&Rsenal video reviews the Swiss Karabiner 1911, highlighting its 8.6-pound weight and 43.4-inch overall length. It features a smooth bolt action, a two-stage trigger described as 'like glass,' and a cocking ring safety. The rifle uses a tangent u-notch rear sight and a driftable blade front sight, and its full stock helps manage recoil.

This guide details the proper procedure for loading a 1951 Tula SKS rifle using stripper clips and adjusting its tangent rear sight. It emphasizes visual inspection of arsenal markings and safe handling practices. The demonstration highlights efficient use of stripper clips for the fixed 10-round magazine.

This review of the Swedish Mauser 1896 highlights its robust construction and smooth action, comparing it favorably to the Model 93. Key features discussed include its weight, length, tangent adjustable rear sight, blade front sight, and a two-stage trigger. The updated 1940s disc on the buttstock is noted as potentially important for those using the Model 41 cartridge.