Videos tagged with 3-inch Barrel

This video offers insights into the Dan Wesson revolver platform from an experienced owner, TheYankeeMarshal. He details his personal collection of interchangeable barrels for his Dan Wesson, highlighting the versatility of the 'pistol pack' concept. The discussion touches on the quality of the firearm and the practicalities of owning multiple barrel lengths for different applications.

This guide details the operation of the Rock Island Armory AL9.0, a 9mm revolver suitable for concealed carry. It covers the use of moon clips for loading, the differences between single-action and double-action trigger pulls, and the firearm's adjustable sights. The instruction emphasizes the ease of moon clip loading for quick reloads, a key feature for potential EDC users.

The Diamondback SDR 3-inch revolver chambered in .357 Magnum is highlighted for its lightweight design, weighing 12 ounces less than comparable revolvers like the Ruger GP100 or Smith & Wesson 686. It features good sights and is suitable for concealed carry with an OWB Kydex holster. The reviewer has a positive impression of the firearm and has used one in a fundraiser.

TheYankeeMarshal, a subject matter expert, demonstrates the importance of real-world ballistic testing over manufacturer box ratings. He showcases detailed handwritten range logs, including observed velocities for Speer Gold Dot 125 gr .357 Magnum rounds, and discusses the consistent high performance of his 3-inch Colt Python in .357 Magnum.

The speaker discusses their new 'Sapphire collector's gun,' stating it's a prized possession they don't intend to shoot frequently. They plan to fire it only to ensure mechanical function, emphasizing the point of a collector's item. The speaker also mentions owning multiple Colt Pythons in various barrel lengths (3-inch, 2.5-inch, and 4-inch), noting that only the 2.5-inch model is regularly used for carrying.

The Yankee Marshal showcases his new Colt Python Sapphire Edition, a highly engraved, stainless steel revolver with blue sapphire enamel inlays and actual sapphires on the hammer. He acquired it by selling a 2011 pistol, prioritizing this collector's piece over other potential purchases. The firearm is described as a beautiful work of art and a significant upgrade in his collection.

This comprehensive review compares the Ruger GP100 and Smith & Wesson 686 Deluxe, both chambered in .357 Magnum with 3-inch barrels, ideal for concealed carry. The host, an experienced shooter, provides an informative and objective analysis based on live-fire demonstrations and technical measurements. Key differences in capacity, sights, trigger pull, and build quality are highlighted, leading to a practical verdict on which revolver might be superior for specific user needs.

This video features Hickok45 demonstrating the shooting of a collectible Smith & Wesson Model 24-3 in .44 Special. He advocates for enjoying and shooting collectible firearms rather than keeping them as 'safe queens,' highlighting the firearm's accuracy and performance. The content is presented with high authority and expertise.

This video reviews the Smith & Wesson Lou Horton Model 24, a limited production .44 Special revolver. The presenter, Hickok45, highlights its unique 3-inch barrel and round butt configuration, commissioned by Lou Horton in the 1980s. He discusses its collectibility, shooting characteristics, and compares it to other S&W revolvers, ultimately finding it a surprisingly pleasant shooter despite initial reservations about the short barrel on a large frame.

This guide details using the Ruger GP100 revolver, specifically the 3-inch barrel variant, as an underrated bear defense option. It emphasizes the critical role of heavy, hard-cast .357 Magnum ammunition like Buffalo Bore 180gr for deep penetration. The instruction highlights practical carry considerations with appropriate holsters and the importance of practicing with potent loads for effective defense against large, dangerous game.

This video features Hickok45 demonstrating the Smith & Wesson Model 24-3, a .44 Special revolver with a 3-inch barrel. He engages a unique Bigfoot-shaped target, showcasing the firearm's performance in a casual, yet authoritative, manner. The video highlights safe firearm handling and provides a glimpse into the capabilities of this classic big-bore revolver.

This video introduces the Springfield Armory Hellcat in .380 ACP, a new offering that aims to be more recoil-friendly than its 9mm counterpart. It highlights the pistol's micro-compact size, double-stack magazine capacity, and features like a textured grip, flat-face trigger, and an optics-ready slide for RMSC-pattern red dots.