This video delves into the Springfield Model 1875 Officer's Pattern, a distinguished variant of the Trapdoor Springfield rifle. The description highlights its custom sporting rifle origins, standardized in 1875 for commissioned officers and dignitaries. It features a high standard of fit and finish, superior wood stocks, intricate engraving, a 26-inch barrel, aftermarket Beach front sight, aperture tang rear sight, a single set trigger, and a detachable pistol grip added in 1877. Made in limited batches between 1875 and 1885, these rifles are considered the finest Trapdoor Springfields produced.
This YouTube video focuses on the use case of a set trigger, likely in the context of firearms. The description highlights links to author Michael Scott-Earle's novels, indicating a potential cross-promotion or the author's involvement. The video also provides affiliate links for various shooting accessories and equipment, including eye patches, different types of targets (B-8, B-6, B-16, B-2, B-3, steel IDPA, steel plates), target stand brackets, a chronograph, and snap caps for 9mm and .38 Spl. The presence of specific targets suggests competitive shooting or marksmanship practice.
This video showcases a unique, handmade prototype rifle attributed to P. (or J. P.) Percy of Albany, NY. The firearm is a .44/.45 caliber rimfire rifle featuring an interesting three-trigger system. The first trigger acts as a latch for the tip-up barrel, while the other two are part of a set trigger mechanism. Notably, the entire trigger assembly is designed as a removable unit, highlighting the craftsmanship and innovative design of this historical piece. Information about the creator and the exact timeframe of its construction is limited.
This video reviews the Haenel Jaeger 10 Timber LX, a rifle praised for its beautiful wooden stock offered at a competitive price point under £2000. The review highlights key features such as the Grade 4 stock, set trigger, and detachable magazine, suggesting it's a strong contender against other rifles in its class. The description also includes links to the reviewer's Instagram and Facebook pages, encouraging viewers to subscribe for more content.
This video showcases a rare and advanced 1625 German wheelock musket, highlighting its innovative breechloading mechanism. The musket features a trapdoor breech with a removable, preloaded steel combustion chamber, allowing for relatively rapid reloading. Additional features include a double set trigger and both front and rear sights, indicating a focus on marksmanship for its original owner. The description also links to related videos on other historical firearms, including flintlock and wheellock pistols and revolvers, suggesting a focus on historical firearms and their evolution.
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