Videos tagged with 1919

This video focuses on the German Deutsche Werke .22 Rifle, manufactured in Erfurt, Germany between 1919 and 1939. The description highlights these as "great little .22s," suggesting a review or informational segment about this specific firearm model from a significant historical period in firearms manufacturing. The content is expected to cover the rifle's characteristics, history, and potential appeal to collectors or enthusiasts of vintage .22 caliber firearms.

This YouTube video showcases the dramatic and somewhat unconventional practice of hip-firing a 1919 belt-fed machine gun. The title and description clearly indicate the focus is on demonstrating this specific shooting technique with the iconic firearm.

This video showcases an annual machine gun test fire event featuring 66 different machine guns, plus four additional items. The demonstration includes various historical and modern firearms, some with notable hiccups due to heavy use in classes. The event is hosted by Washington County Machine Guns, a rental business near Pittsburgh, PA, catering to international customers from April to November. The video also touches upon the legal definition of a machine gun in the USA.

This video features YouTuber Hickok45 engaging in a "Shoot-a-Round" session, specifically number 46. He is seen shooting the FN 509 C Tactical equipped with a Banish 45 Suppressor from Silencer Central. Additionally, the video marks his initial experience with a newly acquired New Service Revolver, a firearm that was issued to the Royal Northwest Mounted Police back in 1919. The content emphasizes safe firearm handling and responsible gun ownership on a private range, intended for educational and entertainment purposes.

This video explores the Prideaux Loader, an early accessory designed to speed up the reloading process for .455 Webley revolvers. Developed as early as 1893, its widespread adoption was delayed until World War I, when individual officers began purchasing them for trench warfare. The loader gained enough traction to be formally adopted by the British military in October 1918, though procurement occurred after the war's conclusion. Surviving military examples are typically dated 1919. The video likely delves into the history, function, and significance of this historical reloading aid in the context of early 20th-century firearms.

This video delves into the historical context of the "Red Summer of 1919," focusing on a specific violent incident: the Battle for Brewery Gulch in Bisbee, Arizona on July 3rd, 1919. It examines the underlying causes that led to this brutal period and highlights the involvement of the 10th Cavalry Buffalo Soldiers against law enforcement. The description also includes a link to a historical military memo, suggesting a deeper dive into the period's events and troop dynamics.

This video focuses on the replacement of a side plate on a Browning 1919 machine gun. The description emphasizes that this is not a tutorial and requires significant skill. It highlights the use of hot rivets and cold steel, and notes the historical nature of the firearm component. The content is targeted towards experienced individuals in firearm mechanics and maintenance.

This video features a World War II era .308 caliber 1919 belt-fed fully automatic machine gun with a cut-down barrel. The description mentions performing a functions check on firearms before heading out for lunch on a 1997 Harley Davidson Softtail Springer Dresser. The creator emphasizes that their machine guns are in top condition and expresses enjoyment in shooting the 1919.

This TFBTV Weekly episode explains the mechanics of belt-fed machine guns and common ammunition link types. It focuses on demonstrating how a 1919 machine gun strips cartridges from links to fire. The video features support from Ventura Munitions and encourages viewers to support the channel via Patreon. It also cross-promotes another video on the H&K PSG1 sniper rifle.