This video, part 3 of a series, explores the evolution of rifle production throughout World War 2. Host Tom highlights the differences in how rifles were manufactured from the beginning of the war to its conclusion. The content is likely aimed at history buffs and firearm enthusiasts interested in the industrial aspects of wartime production and the development of iconic weaponry.
This video discusses the potential comeback of Marlin Firearms in 2021 following their acquisition by Ruger from Remington's bankruptcy. The review highlights the significance of Marlin's lever-action rifles and the impact of Ruger's purchase in revitalizing the brand. It touches upon the cessation of production in August 2020 and the subsequent sale for over $28 million. The content focuses on news and anticipation surrounding the return of Marlin firearms.
This video announces a significant expansion project underway at Wilson Combat, detailing plans for over sixteen thousand square feet of new manufacturing facilities and material storage. This expansion aims to enhance their capabilities in producing state-of-the-art rifles and custom handguns. The company expresses gratitude to its customers for making this growth possible and promises future updates on the project's progress. The video also credits Mead Media for providing footage of construction equipment.
This video announces a significant shift in Colt's manufacturing strategy: the cessation of production for long guns specifically targeted at the retail market. While the exact reasons and implications are not detailed in the description, the title directly addresses a major change within a prominent firearms manufacturer. The content likely appeals to enthusiasts and industry followers interested in news and developments related to firearm brands and market trends.
This video offers a detailed book review of "Spanish Rolling Block: The Basque Made Rifles of the Third Carlist War." The book, an English translation, delves into the specific history and production of small arms made in the Basque region of Spain during the 1870s, particularly for locally organized volunteers who couldn't acquire arms from the military. It covers variations in Remington Rolling Block designs, pinfire guns, and Snider conversions, highlighting original documents and photographic evidence of subtle model differences from manufacturers like La Escalduna and La Azpeitiana, alongside military contracts from the Oviedo Arsenal.
This video is a book review of "FN Mauser Rifles" by Anthony Vanderlinden. The reviewer highlights that the book is not just a dry technical reference but an engaging history of Fabrique Nationale (FN), Belgian history, and the Mauser rifles produced by FN. It covers the company's formation, production through WWI and WWII, recovery efforts, and its involvement with the Congo Free State. The book also delves into the technical details of FN Mauser model designations and rifle conversions. The reviewer found it a compelling read, even for those with limited prior knowledge of the subject.
This video provides an overview of gun production and purchasing trends within the United States. It aims to inform viewers about the current landscape of firearms manufacturing and consumer acquisition in the US market. The content likely touches upon market dynamics, popular firearm types, and potentially factors influencing gun sales.
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