Videos tagged with 44-40 Winchester

This video features Hickok45 discussing and shooting two firearms: a Henry Repeating Arms 1860 Henry rifle in .44-40 caliber and a Smith & Wesson 617 Mountain Gun revolver in .22 LR. He details the history and operation of the Henry rifle, highlighting its significance as an early lever-action firearm. The majority of the video focuses on troubleshooting light primer strikes and misfires with the S&W 617, exploring potential causes and testing different ammunition types.

This episode of the Guns Magazine podcast explores the enduring appeal of 'archaic' cartridges for modern shooters. Hosts Brent Wheat and Roy Huntington discuss why cartridges over a century old, such as the .44-40, .25-20, and .45 Colt, remain popular and effective. They argue against the 'fear of missing out' (FOMO) driving constant new cartridge development, emphasizing that proven designs offer value, historical connection, and reliable performance. The discussion highlights that these older cartridges are not obsolete but rather classics that continue to serve their purpose.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the 1892 Winchester lever action rifle, focusing on a Heritage Manufacturing reproduction. The presenter, with clear expertise in lever action firearms, details the historical evolution leading to the 1892, comparing it directly to the 1873 Winchester. Key aspects covered include the rifle's action design, safety features, ergonomics, and practical performance, making it a valuable resource for those interested in lever action firearms.

This Q&A session from InRangeTV covers a wide range of firearms-related topics. Key discussions include optimizing bolt-action rifles for competition, the pros and cons of different tactical gear setups (plate carriers, chest rigs, battle belts), and considerations for budget night vision. The host also delves into the practicality of historical firearms, such as the 1873 Winchester and black powder revolvers, and discusses modern firearm design trends like magazine standards and reloading techniques. Practical advice is offered on advanced medical training and the effectiveness of suppressors.

Hickok45 reviews the Winchester Model 1873 rifle, a .44-40 caliber firearm made in 1886, discussing its history and shooting characteristics. He also showcases a Jimmy Lyall stag buoy knife and addresses a reliability issue with his Dan Wesson Guardian 1911 pistol, which appears to be resolved with a Wilson Combat slide. The video touches on AK receiver types and the importance of supporting Second Amendment organizations.

This video demonstrates a 'Big Game Hunt' drill using a modern replica of the Original Henry Rifle in .44-40 Winchester. Instructor hickok45, a recognized firearms expert, guides viewers through engaging various steel targets, highlighting the rifle's historical significance, unique muzzle-loading mechanism, and accuracy with iron sights. The drill emphasizes sequential target engagement and concludes with practical advice on firearm maintenance.

This review details the Navy Arms Centennial Model 1873 Winchester Presentation Model, a limited edition firearm produced in collaboration with the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. The rifle features high-quality craftsmanship from Miroku, specialized case coloring by Doug Turnbull, and intricate engraving by Baron Technologies, including a depiction of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney's 'The Scout'. It is chambered in .44-40 Winchester and boasts a 24-inch octagonal barrel with period-accurate sights and Grade 1 walnut furniture.

This Q&A session from InRangeTV delves into the practicalities of firearms and ammunition in the Old West. It compares historical ammunition costs to modern equivalents, discusses the prevalence and practicality of various firearms like the Colt Single Action Army and Smith & Wesson top breaks, and explores how people carried their firearms. The discussion also touches on the transition from cap-and-ball to cartridge firearms, the reasons behind rimfire's decline in larger calibers, and the cultural influences on firearm carry methods.

This video provides an expert overview of the Winchester Model 1873 Saddle Ring Carbine, presented by Larry Potterfield, Founder of MidwayUSA. It details the rifle's historical significance as 'the gun that won the West,' its mechanical features including the lever lock, cleaning rod trap, and ladder sights, and its .44-40 Winchester caliber. The estimated value of this 1892 model is highlighted.