This video analyzes the Fiala Model 1920, a unique manually-operated repeating pistol chambered in .22LR. Marketed with the support of polar explorer Anthony Fiala, the firearm's key feature was its modularity, coming with three interchangeable barrels (3", 7.5", and 20") and a detachable shoulder stock. This allowed users to configure it as a pistol or a rifle-like firearm. The description highlights its unusual manual action, contrasting it with semi-automatic designs, and notes its exemption from NFA regulations due to its historical and collectible status. The video likely delves into the mechanics, historical context, and practical use of this distinctive firearm.
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