Krag-Petersson m/1876 | The Forgotten Krag
In this video, we explore the fascinating history behind the Krag-Petersson m/1876 rifle—Norway’s first repeating rifle. Learn how this innovative rifle came to be, its development process, and how it was eventually adopted by the Norwegian Navy. We’ll also break down how the unique action works and take an up-close look at the rifle’s details, giving you a comprehensive overview of this forgotten piece of military history. 👉 If you enjoyed this video, don’t forget to like and subscribe for more in-depth looks at historic firearms! Have any questions about the Krag-Petersson? Leave them in the comments below! #KragPetersson #HistoricFirearms #NorwegianRifles #KragJorgensen #FirearmHistory

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