This video segment from "American Rifleman Television" explores the history and characteristics of the Afghan Jezail, a distinctive long rifle from the Middle East. It highlights the jezail's unique design features, including its extraordinarily long barrel and curved buttstock, often attributed to stylistic rather than functional reasons. The video discusses the prevalent use of flintlock mechanisms, which remained common in tribal areas due to the limited availability of percussion caps well into the 20th century. It also touches upon the jezail's construction, often utilizing components from British Brown Bess muskets, and its surprising accuracy and effectiveness, even in historical conflicts like the First Afghan War. The segment also warns about the prevalence of fakes in the antique firearms market, emphasizing the need for discernment when acquiring these historical arms.
This video offers a glimpse into the Grulla Gunmakers facility in Eibar, Spain, highlighting their commitment to handcrafted firearm production. While the title emphasizes the handmade aspect, the description doesn't specify particular firearm models or calibers. The video promotes channel membership for the full experience and links to various sponsored products like ShotKam, hearing protection, and eyewear, as well as promoting a shooting show. It encourages viewers to subscribe and follow the creators on social media.
This video examines handmade Krinkov-patterned Kalashnikovs from Darra Adam Khel, Pakistan. It compares them to original AKS74Us, noting that some replicas are very accurate while others have elaborate plastic furniture and finishes. The description highlights these short Kalashnikovs as status symbols in Central Asia and the MENA region. The video also teases a future TFB TV episode that will delve into the history of the "Krinkov" name. Sponsorships from Ventura Munitions, Proxibid, and Hoppe's No. 9 are acknowledged.
This YouTube video, the third in a series on handmade small arms from Darra Adam Khel, Pakistan, showcases the Kalashnikov rifle variants meticulously crafted by local gunsmiths. Miles explores how these artisans produce near-exact replicas of AK-47, AKM, and AK-74 models, even incorporating modern stamping techniques. The description highlights the skill involved in replicating complex firearm designs despite limited resources. The video also thanks sponsors Ventura Munitions and Hoppe's No. 9 Gun Bore Cleaner, and encourages viewers to support TFBTV on Patreon.
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