This video delves into the fascinating history of the OSS "Stinger" covert cigarette guns used during World War Two. It details the two distinct patterns produced, highlighting their single-shot, disposable nature and .22 Short caliber. The first pattern, manufactured by the OSS, faced issues like misfires and burst barrels. The second, improved version was produced by the Ordnance Department in 1944. While direct use documentation is scarce due to the clandestine nature of OSS operations and the fate of agents, these were intended for infiltration or partisan groups. The video thanks a collector for granting access to these unique historical firearms.
This video explores the historical and functional aspects of the Liberator pistol, a simple, single-shot firearm designed for mass production and distribution during wartime. The description highlights its intended purpose as a disposable weapon for partisans in occupied Europe, emphasizing its lack of comfort or ergonomics and its singular goal of firing one shot safely. The video aims to provide viewers with an experience of firing this unique historical weapon.
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