C&Rsenal goes in depth on The Pedersen Device

[grelmar]

It's long for a YouTube video, but among the most interesting 1hr15min you'll likely spend this week.

 

[The Wizard]

For an even deeper look at the Pedersen Device check out U. S. patents 1,355,417, 1,355,418 and 1,355,419. If you are interested PM me with email address for pdf files of these patents.

 

[MRCLARK]

pretty neat, never seen one actually fired before

 

[Anpaul]

pretty neat, never seen one actually fired before

I sent an evening searching for footage of one being fired a few months ago.

 

[Dark Alley Dan]

I skimmed it. Damned ADHD acting up. Did they say how they accessed ammunition for it for the shooting phase of the video?

The kids over at C&Rsenal are doing enormously impressive work. LOTS of smart detail and research. I very much appreciate their effort.

 

[Sakoman .308]

Quite an invention.

 

[MoreMilsurpMoreFun]

Would be neat if something like this would be made for an enfield or other bolt actions to turn it into a semi auto plinker.

 

[Red_Liner740]

Jay reloaded for it. Says he worked up a load for it but not sure if it's over or under charged.

I skimmed it. Damned ADHD acting up. Did they say how they accessed ammunition for it for the shooting phase of the video?

The kids over at C&Rsenal are doing enormously impressive work. LOTS of smart detail and research. I very much appreciate their effort.

 

[grelmar]

I skimmed it. Damned ADHD acting up. Did they say how they accessed ammunition for it for the shooting phase of the video?

The kids over at C&Rsenal are doing enormously impressive work. LOTS of smart detail and research. I very much appreciate their effort.

Between C&Rsenal and Ian at Forgotten Weapons, a lot of history is being preserved for future generations.

 

[Tinman204]

My 1903 actually has the slot for the Pedersen device, I'll have to watch that video.

 

[purple]

M1903 Mk I rifles are still fairly common in spite of the relatively low numbers made. Over the years I've also found a unique MkI sear and mag cutt off. The Pederson web mag pouches were also quite common in the past. The pouches I've seen were all made by Rock Island Arsenal in 1919.