Videos tagged with 1883 Colt

This video compares a $600 Cimarron replica of a US Army pistol with a $10,000 original 1883 Colt Cavalry Model, both chambered in .45 Long Colt. The replica offers a functional shooting experience for modern enthusiasts, while the original showcases historical significance and collector value. Key factors for the antique's high price include its 1883 manufacture date, US Army issue status, rarity, and condition, with expert authentication like a 'Kopec letter' being crucial.

This video offers an in-depth look at an original 1883 U.S. Cavalry Colt Single Action Army revolver chambered in .45 Colt. It highlights the firearm's historical significance, its operation with black powder, and demonstrates its performance during shooting. The review emphasizes the classic design and the unique experience of handling a piece of American military history.

This video explores an original 1883 U.S. Cavalry Colt Single Action Army revolver, comparing it to a second-generation model and demonstrating its historical significance. Hickok45 shoots the SAA with black powder loads, noting its point of aim and discussing maintenance challenges like fouling. The review highlights the revolver's 'grail gun' status and the unique experience of handling a piece of American history.

This review covers an original 1883 U.S. Cavalry Colt Single Action Army (SAA) revolver, a highly collectible firearm. The video details its black powder frame, the importance of authenticity verified by a Kopec Letter, and its performance when firing .45 Colt black powder cartridges. It highlights the historical transition from percussion to metallic cartridges and compares the SAA's reliability to the Smith & Wesson Schofield.