Müller 1895 Curved-Recoil Pistol

Published on August 31, 2016
Duration: 5:36

This review details the rare 1895 Müller prototype pistol, a 7.5mm single-action, simple blowback firearm designed by Bernard Müller. Its unique curved bolt rotates down into the grip during cycling, a concept echoed in modern designs like the Kriss Vector. The pistol features a clip-loading system and a side plate that hinges open for access to its internal mechanism.

Quick Summary

The Müller 1895 is a rare 7.5mm prototype pistol featuring a unique curved-recoil, simple blowback action. Designed by Bernard Müller, its curved bolt rotates into the grip during cycling, a concept echoed in modern firearms like the Kriss Vector.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: The Müller 1895 Prototype
  2. 01:27Disassembly and External Features
  3. 02:21Internal Mechanism and Operation Explained
  4. 03:50Spring Systems and Historical Innovation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Müller 1895 pistol?

The Müller 1895 is a rare prototype pistol designed by Swiss gunsmith Bernard Müller. It features a unique 7.5mm curved-recoil, simple blowback action and was likely intended for military trials.

How does the Müller 1895's action work?

It's a single-action, simple blowback pistol. Its key feature is a curved bolt that rotates down into the grip during cycling, powered by an integrated mainspring.

What is significant about the Müller 1895's design?

Its curved-recoil system is notable, predating similar concepts found in modern firearms like the Kriss Vector. It also uses a clip-loading system, estimated for 5-6 rounds.

Where was the Müller 1895 pistol introduced?

Ian McCollum introduced this rare 1895 Müller prototype pistol on the Forgotten Weapons channel, noting its appearance at the Rock Island Auction Company.

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