This video showcases a unique British crank-fire .58 Morse manual machine gun. The firearm, believed to have an Enfield-made barrel, utilizes a gravity-feed magazine and operates via a hand crank, cycling the bolt without fully automatic fire. Originating from a Canadian museum, its pre-1950s history is unknown. The video highlights the distinctive mechanism and its rare nature, appealing to collectors and enthusiasts of obscure firearms.
This video showcases a unique and rare British .58 caliber Morse manual machine gun, highlighting its crankfire mechanism and black powder operation. The content delves into the historical context and distinct engineering of this firearm, likely appealing to enthusiasts of historical weaponry, Gatling-type guns, and early automatic arms.
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