This video showcases a toolroom prototype of the Smith & Wesson No. 3 revolver, featuring a unique opening mechanism where the action rotates to the side and the barrel tips forward. This design is based on Daniel Wesson's 1873 US Patent #136348, which aimed to address perceived shortcomings in the original No. 3's handling and manufacturing. The video likely delves into the design intentions and historical context of this experimental firearm.
This video explores two intriguing slide-action rifle prototypes from the same collection. The presenter highlights their relationship, with one appearing as an early toolroom prototype and the other as a refined pre-production example. Despite their apparent quality, the maker, origin, and time of production remain unknown due to a lack of markings or provenance. The presenter emphasizes their unique design and invites viewers to appreciate these interesting, albeit mysterious, firearms.
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