Videos tagged with 1860

This video is a promotional piece for a shirt campaign linked to a firearm called the Pidault-Cordier "Raphael" from 1860. While the description does not detail the firearm's features or usage, it strongly suggests a connection to historical firearms enthusiasts. The campaign is actively promoting the merchandise, indicating a desire to engage with a specific audience interested in this niche item.

This video showcases the Henry 1860 rifle, demonstrating its unique front-loading magazine tube mechanism with Magtech Cowboy Action .45 Special cartridges. It features live-fire sequences on an outdoor range, highlighting the lever action, brass receiver, and casing ejection. The content is suitable for firearms enthusiasts interested in historical lever-action rifles.

This video details the loading and firing process of a Colt 1860 Army revolver using black powder. It showcases essential components like powder flasks and percussion caps, demonstrates safe loading techniques with a wooden stand, and highlights the characteristic smoke and recoil of black powder firearms. The content emphasizes the methodical approach required for historical firearms.

This video provides a detailed guide on loading and firing the Colt 1860 Army Revolver using black powder. It covers the methodical process from preparing components like powder flasks and lead balls to seating them with the integrated loading lever. The demonstration includes priming with CCI percussion caps and live firing at steel targets, highlighting the visual and auditory experience of shooting a historical firearm.

This video features a review, loading, and shooting demonstration of an 1860 Thomas Boss ball and shot gun by Nick Holt. The content includes a brief historical overview of the firearm before moving to an outdoor field for some black powder shooting. The aim is to showcase the enjoyment of muzzle loading shotguns for those unfamiliar with them. The video also promotes channel memberships, merchandise, and social media channels for the creators.