This video discusses two firearms, a Remington Model 12 and a J.C. Higgins 583, that were confiscated in relation to power station attacks. The content emphasizes the significance of these weapons within the context of escalating attacks on critical infrastructure and the potential for a grid-down SHTF scenario. The author stresses the importance of preparedness and highlights that the firearms, though not used in the attacks, are a crucial part of the story.
This "From the Vault" video from Brownells Gun Tech™ Keith Ford dives deep into the Winchester Model 61, a pump-action .22 rifle often hailed as one of the greatest ever made. The video explores its historical context, noting how Winchester was prompted to develop the Model 61 in response to competitors' concealed-hammer .22s. It details the rifle's construction and elegant, simple action, highlighting its meticulous fit and finish. The description also touches on the various chamberings (.22 Long Rifle, .22 Short gallery guns, less common .22 WRF and .22 Winchester Magnum), its production run from 1932 to 1963, and its current collector value. The content aims to educate viewers on what makes the Model 61 so desirable.
This video offers a detailed look at the Remington Model 12, a notable .22 caliber pump-action rifle. It delves into the rifle's design, exploring whether it represents genius or over-engineering, as conceived by Pederson and praised by John M. Browning. The content aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the firearm's characteristics and the creator's opinions on its functionality and historical significance.
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