Synopsis
A U.S. Army film, made around 1925, that uses animation to show how the Browning Automatic Rifle works: the bolt, the gas-operated slide, sear and trigger at each rate-of-fire setting, and remedies for stoppages. It also shows firing positions.
Synopsis, reviewed
Details
- Running time
- 11 minutes
- Language
- English
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- United States. Army
- BAR
- Training Film
- Browning automatic rifle
- Firearms
- Marksmanship
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