Videos tagged with Star Model B

This "American Rifleman Television" segment features a review of the Star Model B, a notable 20th-century Spanish handgun produced by Star B.A. The video highlights its M1911-style design and praises the gun's high-quality materials, finish, and overall craftsmanship, noting that such well-made firearms are rarely produced today due to the company's closure. The segment encourages viewers to visit americanrifleman.org/videos/artv for complete episodes and provides broadcast information for new ARTV episodes on Outdoor Channel.

This video explores the origins of the "Mozambique Drill," also known as the "Failure Stop" drill, questioning whether it originated in Rhodesia or the USA. The hosts, Henry and Josh, delve into its historical development using Rhodesian service weapons like the Browning High Power, Star Model B (9mm), and Sterling SMG L2A3. The content is brought to viewers through 9 Hole Reviews and supported by MidwayUSA.

This video delves into the Llama M82, the Spanish Army's service pistol designed to replace aging Star Model B pistols. The analysis highlights its mechanical similarities to the Beretta 92, while incorporating design elements from the commercial Llama Omni. Adopted in 1986 with military deliveries starting in 1987, the M82 presents an interesting case study in firearm design evolution and military procurement.

This "From the Vault" video from Brownells Gun Techs explores a rare and experimental Colt Model 1910 pistol at Rock Island Auction Co. Originally chambered in 9.8mm Colt and later converted to .38 Auto, this prototype predates the iconic 1911 and was designed to compete for overseas contracts. The video highlights its more compact design compared to the 1911, its history in military trials, and its eventual discontinuation due to an informal agreement between Colt and FN. It also touches on its influence on the Colt Woodsman and compares its feel to the Spanish Star Model B. Only a handful were built, making this example a significant piece of firearm history.

This YouTube video features an unboxing of a Spanish Star Model B Pistol acquired through a C&R license from Century International Arms. The presenter, B.C. from Deuce and Guns, notes that the pistol is a 1911-style firearm chambered in 9mm Luger. The description also links to a follow-up range review video where issues with the pistol were discussed. The channel aims for weekly to bi-weekly video uploads.

This video focuses on the Star Model B, a 9mm pistol from the WWII era. The description highlights its close resemblance to the Browning 1911, while also noting distinct differences. It emphasizes the Star Model B's all-steel construction, solid build quality, and reliability. The description also includes a call to action for Patreon support for Military Arms Channel and a link to another video.