This video provides an in-depth look at a rare Alsop Pocket Revolver, a .31 caliber firearm designed by Charles Alsop. The description highlights its historical context, including its patent dates (1861-1862) and its similarity to the Savage Navy revolver, noting shared investors. The video showcases the revolver's excellent condition, featuring a blend of bluing, strawing, and case hardening. It also touches upon the commercial challenges faced by Alsop revolvers due to their high cost and production difficulties in a competitive market. Links for Patreon support and merchandise are also included.
This video showcases a Belgian .75 caliber percussion wall gun manufactured in 1862. The presenter explains that wall guns are the precursors to modern anti-materiel rifles, designed for static defense with heavy caliber and power to penetrate armor and provide significant ballistic impact at range. The described firearm features a breechloading design, percussion ignition, and hexagonal Whitworth-type rifling. The video also references a C&Rsenal video featuring a flintlock wall gun.
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