Videos tagged with Firearm Mechanisms

This video aims to clarify the fundamental operational differences between Single Action Only (SAO) and Double Action (DA) pistol firing mechanisms. It breaks down how each type of trigger system functions, impacting aspects like trigger pull weight, hammer manipulation, and overall shooting experience. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for firearm owners and potential buyers when choosing a handgun for various purposes, from self-defense to competitive shooting.

This video from Forgotten Weapons delves into the mechanics of firearm clips, differentiating between Mannlicher-style (en bloc/packet loading) and Mauser-style (stripper/charger) clips. It explains how Mannlicher clips are fully inserted and ejected, while Mauser clips serve as guides for loading internal or detachable magazines. The video highlights the historical introduction of each type around the late 19th century, providing a technical overview of their function in firearm loading mechanisms.

This video provides a brief historical overview of pinfire opening systems for firearms. It was filmed at Holts Auctioneers and encourages viewers to visit their auction website to see the featured guns. The creators also promote their channel's support page, podcast, and social media channels for more content.

This video aims to educate viewers on different firearm firing mechanisms, specifically comparing striker-fired and hammer-fired systems, and discussing the role of safety options and decockers. The goal is to help viewers understand these fundamental differences to determine which type of firearm best suits their needs. The description also includes a link to custom shoulder holsters and an NRA membership signup.

This video provides an educational overview of different firearm action types, aimed at new gun owners. Eric from Iraqveteran8888 explains the basic mechanisms that operate various firearms, clarifying common action types used to date. The video emphasizes its documentary, educational, and entertainment purpose, with all shooting conducted safely on approved ranges under professional supervision. It encourages responsible firearm handling and adherence to all applicable laws, disclaiming liability for misuse.

Chris Cheng, a "Top Shot" champion, provides a foundational guide to handgun actions for beginners. The video demonstrates how different handgun mechanisms operate, aiming to help viewers understand and identify them. It features a Glock 19 provided by Salient Arms International and was filmed at the Richmond Rod & Gun Club. The description also promotes Chris Cheng's book, "Shoot to Win," and links to various NSSF and "Let's Go Shooting" initiatives.