Videos tagged with Steampunk

This video explores the resurgence of lever-action rifles, highlighting new models for 2025 that blend classic design with modern features. It specifically details the Davide Pedersoli Boarbuster Apocalypse (.45-70) with its steampunk-inspired design, M-Lok, threaded muzzle, and fiber-optic sights. The Davide Pedersoli GuideMaster X is also featured for its corrosion resistance, adjustable comb, and Picatinny rail. Finally, the Chiappa Wildlands ’86 Takedown is presented for its compact transportability, paracord-wrapped lever, M-Lok handguard, and angle-eject design.

This video, titled 'Alofs: A Steampunk Mousetrap for a Shotgun,' likely explores an unconventional or custom firearm accessory, potentially a defensive device or an unusual modification for a shotgun. The mention of 'Alofs' and 'Steampunk' suggests a focus on unique, historical, or retro-futuristic designs. The inclusion of '12ga' and 'shotgun' clearly indicates the firearm type and caliber being discussed. The context of 'forgotten weapons' implies a deeper dive into less common or experimental firearm designs, possibly with a historical or engineering perspective.

This video showcases a custom "Steampunk" micrometer designed and manufactured by COOL WELD Studios. The description highlights that the company produces custom machinist tools and ornamental hardware for various craftsmen, collectors, and hobbyists, providing a link to their website for further information. While not directly about firearms, the tools are relevant to gunsmithing and custom firearm modifications.

This video explores the Argentine Brass Maxim machine gun, a significant early example of automatic firearm technology. It highlights the unique brass features of the guns supplied to Argentina in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The description details the gun's service history with the Argentine military and police, its modifications, and its eventual dispersal into private collections. The video emphasizes the historical importance of these specific Maxims as a snapshot of early machine gun development and military adoption.

This video showcases a rare Westley Richards percussion revolver from the 1850s, discovered at Rock Island Auction Company. Described as having a Steampunk aesthetic, this double-action revolver is about .36 caliber and features a unique right-side hammer and a rack-and-pinion rammer. The presenter highlights its superb fit, finish, and comfortable grip, noting its futuristic features for its time. It's compared to a Colt 1851 Navy, but with distinct mechanical differences. The video emphasizes the exceptional craftsmanship and the fact that Westley Richards no longer produces revolvers, making this a significant find.

This YouTube Short showcases the legendary Lewis Gun, highlighting its unique design and historical significance. The video description touches on its 'steampunk' aesthetic and its status as a 'crazy rig' and a 'cool piece of history.' It also includes extensive affiliate links and discount codes for various brands, including Mira Safety, AccuTac, ADM, Bolt Action Coffee, Black Arch Holsters, and others. The content is presented in a concise, short-form format, ending with a blooper.

This YouTube Short showcases a "Trench Mag" modification, presented in a steampunk aesthetic. The creator draws a parallel to World War I water-cooled firearms that produced steam, justifying the "era-ish" mod. The video also promotes various social media platforms, Patreon, and a range of affiliated gear and brands, including UF Pro combat clothing, American Defense Manufacturing, Accu-Tac Bipods, and Vickers Guide books. The content is brief and primarily an advertisement for the creator's channels and associated products.

This video showcases a unique firearm modification described as a 'Steampunk Mousetrap for a Shotgun' by Alofs. While the specific firearm isn't detailed beyond being a shotgun, the title implies a focus on innovative and perhaps unconventional gunsmithing or modification. The video likely delves into the design, construction, or functionality of this particular accessory, with potential for historical context given the 'Forgotten Weapons' branding and linked patent.

This video from Brownells Gun Tech™ features a fascinating look at unique and collectible firearms that disguise themselves as everyday objects. Host Keith Ford, joined by Joel Colander from Rock Island Auction Company, explores a Frankenau Purse Pistol from the late 1870s that fires pinfire cartridges, a single-shot percussion cap pistol hidden within an ornate object resembling a Faberge egg, and a modern-production cane gun from Lebeda Engineering concealing a tiny 5mm pinfire revolver. The segment highlights the ingenuity of "concealed carry" throughout history and into the present.

This video from Brownells Gun Techs Keith Ford and Steve Ostrem showcases three distinct variants of the legendary LeMat revolver, discovered at Rock Island Auction Company. The "Grapeshot Revolver" is a massive, nine-shot firearm with a cylinder revolving around a 20-gauge smoothbore barrel. The video features an original muzzle-loading percussion model famously carried by Confederate generals Jeb Stuart and P.G.T. Beauregard, a Belgian-made pinfire model firing copper-cased cartridges, and a unique, all-centerfire cartridge LeMat-type revolver. The description highlights the historical significance of the LeMat, its production in France and Belgium, and its journey through the Union blockade, also noting its Steampunk aesthetic and potential use against supernatural threats.

This March 2020 Q&A session from InRange TV features a variety of viewer questions covering diverse firearms topics. Discussions include details about upcoming Brutality matches, impressions from Shot Show, advice for red dot sights with astigmatism, historical firearm comparisons (Cap-and-ball vs. rimfire/pinfire revolvers, M1 Garand vs. M1 Carbine), considerations for the WWSD rifle platform (6.5 Creedmoor caliber, polymer lowers, prism scopes), firearm laws on other planets, ban-state rifle options, the decline in 2GACM match filming, 3D printing firearm accessories, and feedback on DB2020. Practical advice is also given on competitive shooting gear, AK recoil spring buffers, and ballistic eyewear. The content touches on historical firearms, modern firearm technology, competitive shooting, and gun rights.

This VSO Gun Channel video focuses on a "Steampunk Apocalypse Suppressed .22 Rifle." The description emphasizes VSO's role as an educational resource and research/testing lab, clarifying they do not sell firearms. The content is presented as objective, with results shared directly with manufacturers under strict conditions. The video aims to promote responsible gun ownership and safety. The description also notes a recent data loss impacting some descriptions and directs viewers to VSO's affiliate page for missing information or links. All magazines shown are standard or lower capacity.