This video delves into the complex historical "breakup" between Winchester and legendary firearm designer John Browning. The primary point of contention was Browning's innovative Auto-5 self-loading shotgun. While Winchester decided to part ways with Browning and his design, Browning found immense commercial success by partnering with FN. The narrative suggests the situation was more intricate than a simple royalty dispute, offering a nuanced look at a pivotal moment in firearms history and the business dealings surrounding groundbreaking designs.
This video provides a comprehensive book review of 'The Winchester Model 1895: Last of the Classic Lever Actions' by Rob Kassab and Brad Dunbar. The book, a substantial leather-bound volume, delves into the rifle's development, various models and variations, receiver markings, embellishments, and the cartridges it chambered. It also covers the 1895's historical usage, including its role in Mexico, World War I Russian contract, a US military contract, Theodore Roosevelt's safaris, and its use by Old West lawmen. The review highlights the book's excellent photography, historical images, and ability to convey the rifle's character and personal significance to its owners. Priced at $80, it's recommended for Winchester and Model 1895 enthusiasts.
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