This video from the Royal Armouries is an April Fools' Day joke, humorously titled 'The PhotoSniper' and implying a special guest for their 'What is this Weapon' series. While no actual firearms are demonstrated or discussed in detail, the video references the Royal Armouries' broader mission of showcasing arms and armour and encourages viewers to subscribe and support the museum. Jonathan Ferguson is mentioned as a firearms and weaponry expert.
This video features firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson examining an 'anti-riot gun' with a dual legacy. He explores its original intended purpose from the late 1970s and its later evolution into a distinct weapon in popular culture. The content includes an analysis of its history and showcases promotional footage from Enfield.
This video features firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson examining a pair of high-quality 19th-century shotguns manufactured by Ann Patrick, a notable female gunmaker in Britain. Ferguson delves into the fascinating lock system of these firearms, which was eventually superseded by the percussion cap. The content also touches upon the history of women in gunmaking and offers a glimpse into the Royal Armouries' collection and behind-the-scenes operations. The video promotes an in-person and online 'What is this Weapon?' event.
This video features firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson examining a unique, hybrid machine pistol originating from the Khyber region of Pakistan and Afghanistan. The weapon is notable for its "franken-machine pistol" nature, incorporating design elements that appear to be inspired by well-known firearms. Ferguson delves into the origins and influences behind this unusual firearm, providing an expert analysis for the Royal Armouries.
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