Videos tagged with Winter Trigger

This guide outlines the key modifications involved in converting an M1 Garand into the BM59 rifle. The process includes receiver modifications for a 20-round magazine, integration of features like a bipod and grenade launcher sight, and rechambering to 7.62x51 NATO. Expertise from a well-known subject matter expert in military surplus firearms is evident in the detailed explanation.

This guide details the installation and use of a rare winter trigger accessory for the M1 Garand rifle. The video, presented by a knowledgeable firearms instructor from Military Arms Channel, demonstrates how this detachable device allows for easier operation of the trigger and action while wearing thick gloves in cold weather. The process involves clipping the accessory onto the trigger guard and then using its external lever to fire the rifle.

This video provides a detailed guide to disassembling and cleaning the SIG AMT rifle. Mark Serbu, a gun designer, walks viewers through the process, highlighting unique features like the winter trigger and loaded chamber indicator. He emphasizes the rifle's Swiss engineering and its similarities to the German MG42, offering insights into its internal mechanisms and maintenance.

The BM 59 Paratrooper from James River Armory is an Italian battle rifle with a 21.5-inch barrel, a folding stock, and a grenade launcher attachment. It features a lineage tracing back to the M1 Garand, a unique winter trigger for easier actuation, and a bipod that locks into the handguard. The folding stock enhances portability and storage.

The SIG PE90P is an exceptionally rare, Swiss-made pistol based on the SIG 550 design, notable for its extended length and unique features. This review highlights its built-in bipod, rifle grenade mount, bayonet lug, winter trigger for glove use, and integrated cleaning kit storage. Its rarity and high price point make it a significant collector's item.

This expert review details the Beretta BM59, an Italian rifle developed from the M1 Garand to fire the 7.62x51mm NATO round. It highlights the rifle's unique features like the Tricomp muzzle device, winter trigger, and folding stock on paratrooper models. The review also touches on its historical context and availability in the United States.

This video provides an in-depth review of the SIG AMT (American Match Target), a semi-automatic variant of the Swiss SIG 510/Sturm Gewehr 57. It details the rifle's roller-assisted delayed blowback action, its Swiss origins, and unique features like the 'beer keg' cocking handle, loaded chamber indicator, fluted chambers, and a flexible buttstock designed for rifle grenade use. The review also touches upon its export history, including attempts to interest Finland and its limited importation into the US, highlighting its high cost and exceptional craftsmanship as reasons for its scarcity and collector value.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Beretta BM59, an Italian select-fire rifle developed from the M1 Garand. Ian McCollum details its historical context, design improvements over the M1 Garand, and unique features like its 20-round magazine, grenade launcher capabilities, and integrated bipod. The presentation highlights the rifle's engineering and its place in post-WWII military arms development.

This video provides an in-depth review of the James River Armory BM-59, a 7.62x51 NATO rifle based on the Italian modification of the M1 Garand. The expert host details its historical significance, technical build, unique features like the winter trigger and bipod, and performance testing at various ranges. The review highlights the BM-59 as a high-quality clone appealing to collectors and enthusiasts of military surplus firearms.