Mauser 98 vs. Enfield Pattern 14 Mechanical Comparison

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The Bloke takes a deep look into the mechanical differences between a German 7.92x57mm Mauser 98 action (specifically a Kar98k) and a British.303" Enfield Pattern 14 (P14) rifle.

8 Mauser Rifle Tips and Tricks

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Here are 8 tips and tricks for the K98k, G98, or almost any other Mauser 98 series rifle or carbine.

7 Most POWERFUL and Dangerous PISTOLS of ALL TIME

7 Most POWERFULL and Dangerous FIREARMS of ALL TIME

Hello everyone. As it turns out, there are people who really need a super-powerful, super-expensive and ultra-dangerous gun! One that would fit in their pocket and is able to one-shot their victim hiding next door. Shooting with such guns is dangerous not only for those who are shot, but for the shooter himself! Broken hands and hearing loss – that's the price for such a high striking ability!

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The Mozambique Adventure - Hunting with the new Mauser M 98 Magnum!

For generations, when hunting for dangerous game, experienced hunters have depended on the absolute reliability of the Mauser 98 bolt action system.
We accompanied Mauser hunter Henrik Lott on his adventure in Mozambique: Forest hunting for buffalo and antelope in the Zambezi Delta. Open sight!

With the introduction of this new Mauser M98 Magnum rifle, Mauser has made a further refinement
of the unique 98 action, that was originally developed by Paul Mauser. Based on the original design
drawings, Mauser has managed to combine the legendary unique strengths of the 98 action, with
the advantages of the most modern production methods. By focussing on the most frequently requested
features, this new rifle has all qualities and characteristics the experienced big game hunter could wish
for, and at a remarkably attractive price/performance ratio. With this new Mauser M98 Magnum, Mauser
writes yet another chapter in the history of the legendary Original Mauser 98 bolt action system.

Supported by NORMA Ammunition and Zambezi Delta Safaris.

Producer: Hunting Film Creatives (www.hunting.film)

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First Shots - Mauser K98

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Our debut of "First Shots" is Darren shooting the Mauser K98

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U.S. Military Rifles since 1776

Please read before commenting: A very basic overview of some of the main U.S. military rifles since the 18th century. We mainly look at the evolution of the technology in primary issue rifles or rifles similar to them that I happen to own.
Since I chat unscripted without a leash for 35 minutes, you can imagine that I have a little clean-up to do. :-) I'll add needed correction here in the description below. I won't add much elaboration, as this is not meant to be a video about the entire history or everything about these specific firearms; it's more of a basics video, as I state at the beginning, to give folks something of a picture of the major stepping stones in military musket / rifle development through the last 200 years.

Some clarification or further BASIC information:

1. The Brown Bess is a smooth bore musket, like most shotgun barrels. I mistakenly call it a rifle in the video. I don't think I mention it, but the 1858 Enfield used in the Civil War has a rifled barrel, as do all the firearms on the table after the Brown Bess.

2. The tubular magazines of lever guns are not safe with pointed bullets. Think about it. :-) The 1895 Winchester lever gun solved this by not using the tubular magazine, but with most lever guns, we were limited to flatter-nosed bullets. The bolt gun, with rounds stacked on top of one another, allowed as sharp a point on the bullet as we wanted.

3, For some reason (Brain fade), I failed to show you how the Garand loads. Guess most of you have seen it in the movies, at least, and hopefully, in our Garand videos. :-)

4. I believe Eugene Stoner was developing the AR-10 even before the '60s, but the AR15/M16 did not get into soldiers hands until the '60s, I believe.

We have videos on all these firearms. Please search from the home page for any of these firearms, and you'll find at least one video, I believe.
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Shanni Shoots the No.1 MKIII* Enfield 1918 SMLE

94 years ago today the armistice was signed to end The Great War. Yesterday was the 237th birthday of our nations Marines. TODAY is the day we celebrate all our veterans for their service and their sacrifies for this, our great nation. May we NEVER FORGET!

Many many thanks to SINBAD396 for allowing me the pleasure of firing his 1918 Enfield :) I LOVE HER!!!
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Rebarreling a Yugoslav M48A Mauser in .308

We had a Yugoslav M48A Mauser with a completely trashed barrel, so we decided to rebarrel it. We have a donor barrel in.308 Winchester, and we're going to go through the process of removing the old barrel, facing the receiver, threading the new barrel, cutting and headspacing a new chamber, and timing it to the action.

WWII Russian Mosin Nagant + Range Day

Hi my YT friends and family! Just a little talk about my Mosin Nagant 91/30 and some time spent at the range putting her through her paces! I hope you enjoy this vid! Oh and yes, that is me on sax in this music and on the Mauser vid ; )))

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