This video, titled '1898 Krag Capsule Magazine,' likely focuses on a specific feature or component of the Krag-Jørgensen rifle, a historically significant firearm. Given the mention of a 'capsule magazine,' the content might delve into the rifle's unique ammunition feeding system, its operational mechanics, or a historical overview of its design. The video is part of the InRange TV channel, which typically produces content related to firearms, reviews, and historical military hardware, often supported by viewer contributions via Patreon.
This video explores the bayonet development for the US Krag rifle, focusing on the adoption of a Swiss M1889 pattern knife bayonet. It details the subsequent, unsuccessful attempt to create a Bowie knife-style bayonet that also served as an entrenching tool in 1900. The video then discusses Captain Hugh Long's bolo bayonet concept, designed for jungle warfare in the Philippines and tested in limited numbers. The Krag's bayonet development was cut short by the introduction of the 1903 Springfield rifle.
This video explores the unique 'Stomperud' Krag rifle, a variant produced by German occupying forces in Norway during WWII. Utilizing Kongsberg Arsenal's facilities, these rifles were modified to German specifications, including K98k-style sights and bayonet lugs, while retaining their original 6.5x55mm Norwegian chambering. The description highlights the limited production due to Norwegian resistance, making these a rare piece of firearm history.
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