Videos tagged with Swiss Army

This video review focuses on the SG551 carbine, exploring its accuracy at 500 yards. The description delves into the rifle's history, including its development alongside the SG550 for the Swiss Army and its subsequent use by French Special Operations units like the Commandos Marines and GIGN. The video aims to assess the carbine's performance on a fixed course. It also promotes the channel's newsletter, Patreon for access to a scoreboard, and a discount code for Slate Black Industries MLOK accessories.

This YouTube video from 9 Hole Reviews features the SIG 550, also known as the Stgw 90, often referred to as the "Swiss Kalashnikov." The content includes a 500-yard course of fire showcasing the rifle's performance. Additionally, the video offers a discussion with a Swiss infantry officer, providing unique insights into the firearm's operational context and history. The description also links to related content on Forgotten Weapons' Utreon, Patreon, and Floatplane channels, along with merchandise.

This C&Rsenal WWI Primer documentary delves into the history, function, and live-fire demonstration of the Swiss Mannlicher 1893 rifle. The video is part of a series commemorating the centennial anniversary of World War I, with new episodes released bi-weekly. Additional resources, including books and support links for the channel, are provided. The content aims to educate viewers on a classic firearm from the WWI era.

This video from Forgotten Weapons examines the SIG 44/16, a double-stack variant of the pistol that evolved into the SIG P210. The presenter discusses its development alongside single-stack versions and showcases both the firearm on the table and in action at the range. The P210 is noted for its adoption by the Danish and Swiss armies as the m/49 and P49 respectively, highlighting the historical significance of this lesser-known double-stack prototype.

This video explores the Swiss Reibel M31, a variant of the French Chatellerault M24/29 light machine gun adapted for vehicle and fortress use. It highlights features like the absence of a buttstock and sights, a heavy barrel for sustained fire, and a 150-round drum magazine. The video details its post-WWII acquisition by Switzerland, rechambering to 7.5x55mm Swiss, and installation in AMX tanks. The specific gun shown is mounted on a Swiss LMG-25 tripod with an adapter for gunsmith testing, thanks to the Kessler auction company.

This "From the Vault" video delves into the SIG 551-A1, a rifle widely praised by firearm enthusiasts. The video highlights its origins in the Swiss Army from the late 1970s. While not an exact replica of the original SIG 550/551 series, the SIG 556-A1 boasts features like ambidextrous safety levers, a paddle magazine release, and a side-folding stock. The presenter, Paul Levy, explores additional features of the SIG 551-A1, emphasizing its Kalashnikov-style gas-piston operating system with a rotating bolt and carrier.

This video provides an introduction to the SIG P210, also known as the Swiss P49, highlighting its reputation as an exceptionally accurate and over-engineered service pistol. The presenter focuses on a specific early, pre-commercial P49 model that was issued to the Swiss Army from the 1950s until the mid-1970s, before being replaced by the P220/P75. The video thanks Proxibid, Ventura Munitions, and Hoppe's No. 9 Gun Bore Cleaner, and also promotes the TFBTV Patreon page.

This video reviews the Victorinox Swiss Army Officers watch, highlighting its value and classic military design. The reviewer praises its thin profile, 100M water resistance, sapphire crystal, high legibility, durability, and attractive looks. It's presented as an exceptional analog watch for its price point. The video mentions that Victorinox may have discontinued these models, urging viewers to purchase them quickly. Several specific models (black face 241549, silver face 241550, white dial SS bracelet 241551, Basic XL 249087, Chrono 241552, Gent 241361, Night Vision 241596, Mecha 241373, Auto SS 241591, Mechanical Self-Winding 241372, Mechanical Self-Winding 2 tone 241373) are linked for purchase, along with related Victorinox pocket knives and other gear. The reviewer expresses high personal satisfaction with the Officers watch.