This "American Rifleman Television" episode features a J. Woodward & Sons London .500 3" Express Double Rifle from the late 19th century. The video discusses the historical context of dangerous-game hunting in British colonial Africa and India, highlighting the need for powerful double rifles like this one to take down large game such as tigers and plains game. American Rifleman Field Editor Garry James provides details on the .500 3" cartridge, noting its popularity and performance with a 340-grain bullet and 135 grains of powder, delivering over 2,000 foot-pounds of power from a blackpowder round. The episode also directs viewers to additional American Rifleman TV content and encourages NRA membership.
This YouTube video from Kentucky Ballistics features a "torture test" of an "elephant gun." The description emphasizes entertainment and educational purposes, advising viewers not to replicate the actions shown due to safety precautions taken in a controlled, professional environment. The video promotes various Kentucky Ballistics social media channels, clothing, and their Patreon page, encouraging likes and subscriptions.
This YouTube video explores the power of an Elephant Rifle, specifically chambered in the 500 Nitro Express caliber. The content aims to demonstrate and analyze the capabilities of this large-bore rifle. The description also includes affiliate links for ear protection and camera gear, as well as links for Patreon and PayPal support.
This video showcases the impressive .577 Nitro Purdey Double rifle, a powerful firearm ideal for specific applications. While the description hints at its potential use with a 'buggy', suggesting a historical or large game hunting context, the primary focus is on the rifle itself. The creator encourages viewers to explore Holts auctioneers for more offerings and provides links for channel membership, merchandise, and custom-fit guards. Additional content includes links to their podcast, Instagram, and Facebook pages, as well as the Instagram of presenter Jonny Carter. The video aims to engage firearm enthusiasts with a glimpse of a unique and potent rifle.
This video explores the Russian Berdan II rifle, a single-shot, large-bore infantry rifle that predated the adoption of the Mosin-Nagant by the Russian Empire. Designed by American General Hiram Berdan, the rifle utilized the Berdan primer. Initially imported, domestic production later took over. The Berdan II is described as a solid, if unremarkable, service rifle that served the Russian military effectively during its time.
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