This episode of "What is this Weapon" features Forgotten Weapons' Ian McCollum and Royal Armouries' Jonathan Ferguson participating in a friendly competition. They present six antique firearms from the Royal Armouries collection, aiming to find the most unusual ones. The video breaks down the competition into rounds focusing on primary weapons, sidearms, and secondary weapons, showcasing a variety of historical firearms. Viewers are encouraged to engage in the comments section and support the Royal Armouries through donations or membership.
This video delves into the rare Dineley Machine Carbine, drawing striking comparisons to the iconic Thompson submachine gun. Expert Jonathan Ferguson highlights the unique features of the Dineley, which was submitted for British Army trials before World War II. The content explores historical firearms and their design influences, appealing to enthusiasts of military history and vintage weaponry.
This "NRA Gun of the Week" video features American Rifleman's Editor-In-Chief Mark Keefe showcasing and discussing the Sten Mk II Machine Carbine. The video highlights the firearm's historical significance as one of the most-produced weapons of World War II. It also provides a link to the American Rifleman website for more detailed information on the Sten Mk II.
This NRA Gun of the Week video features American Rifleman's Mark Keefe conducting a thorough evaluation of the Sten Mk 1 and Mk 1* machine carbines. The video promises a 'serious workout' for these iconic firearms, highlighting their performance and likely offering insights into their design and historical significance within the context of firearm history and the NRA's content offerings.
This video examines the prototype Gustloff MKb-42(G), also known as the Model 206, a German World War II era assault rifle development. The video delves into the chaotic nature of German arms development during the war, explaining the rationale behind the Gustloff program, including the use of the impractical 8x57mm cartridge. It details the political motivations, the comparison to the 8x33 MKb-42(H), and the eventual cancellation of the project. Two versions, the Model 206 (semiauto) and Model 208 (select-fire), are discussed, highlighting their stamped sheet metal construction, gas piston operation, and unique vertically traveling locking block. The video also notes the use of modified MG-13 magazines. It recommends Hans-Dieter Handrich's book "Sturmgewehr!" for further information.
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