Videos tagged with Yugoslavian Mauser

This review of the Yugoslavian Mauser M24/47 highlights its design features, operational characteristics, and historical context. The presenter praises its manageable size, straight bolt, and effective stripper clip system, contrasting it with other bolt-action rifles. Key technical details include its 8mm Mauser chambering, a three-position safety, and a claw extractor, with observations on its sights and potential ammunition compatibility issues.

This video focuses on the Yugoslavian M48 and M48A Mauser rifles. It provides an overview and potentially a review of these historical military firearms. The description includes links to the Classic Firearms Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook pages, suggesting the channel is dedicated to classic and collectible firearms.

This review by Nutnfancy provides an in-depth look at the Mauser K98, M48, and Yugo 24/47 rifles, tested over 2.5 years. He covers their historical significance, practical use, market value, and common modifications. The analysis highlights their robust design, accuracy potential with surplus ammunition, and compares them favorably to modern firearms, emphasizing a 'philosophy of use' that balances collectibility with shooting enjoyment.

This review provides an expert-level overview of the M48 Yugoslavian Mauser rifle, detailing its history, production using German tooling in Yugoslavia, and its common excellent condition on the surplus market. The speaker, with high authority, highlights its FN Belgian 1924-based action, 8mm Mauser caliber, and practical features like the teak stock and robust safety mechanism.

This video showcases shooting a Yugoslavian 8mm Mauser rifle at 100 yards using iron sights. The shooter experimented with camera placement on a spotting scope, achieving satisfactory results. The location is identified as the Rainbow Sportsman's Club in Cokato, MN. The content focuses on the practical application of shooting a specific rifle at a moderate distance with basic aiming equipment.