Videos tagged with 1887

This review details a custom-built 1887 lever-action shotgun, modified to be the smallest possible 12-gauge version. Key modifications include a shortened 12.5-inch barrel and magazine tube, along with a 'Rosebox' style grip inspired by Terminator 2. Despite its compact size, the shotgun weighs 5.5 lbs and holds 6 rounds of 2.75-inch shells.

This video dives into the ongoing "1887 Mini Shell Saga," with the creator questioning if they were incorrectly loading the firearm. The title suggests a troubleshooting or learning experience related to a specific shotgun and its ammunition.

This review features a Colt Frontier Six Shooter from 1887, chambered in .44-40, showcasing its historical appeal and antique ivory grips. The video demonstrates shooting with black powder cartridges, highlighting the characteristic smoke and the extensive cleaning required. It also emphasizes a key safety practice for older single-action revolvers: loading only five rounds.

This video provides an expert look at the Colt Frontier Six Shooter, a Single Action Army revolver manufactured in 1887 and chambered in .44-40. Instructor Hickok45 demonstrates its use with black powder, highlighting the significant residue produced and the necessity for frequent lubrication with products like Ballistol. The review covers historical context, range performance, and the iconic status of this firearm.

This video showcases the shooting of a Springfield Trapdoor M1873 rifle, manufactured in 1887. The description also provides a link to a subsequent part of the video. The content focuses on a historical firearm in action.