Videos tagged with American Fighting Revolver

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features Darryl Bolke of American Fighting Revolver discussing "old-school" police revolver training, specifically the "load six and holster" methods used in the past. Younger shooters interested in revolvers will find this an insightful look into historical law enforcement practices. The episode also promotes upcoming events like RevolverFest and the Pat Rogers Memorial Revolver Round-Up, and is sponsored by Armasight, a provider of thermal and night vision solutions.

This video focuses on simplifying revolver training with a demonstration by Bryan Eastridge of American Fighting Revolver. The drill aims to enhance proficiency with an "American Classic" firearm, specifically mentioning the Colt Python Experience. The content is promoted through Gun Talk's extensive media network, including their website, apps, and various social media platforms, as well as podcast distribution.

This video features Bryan Eastridge of American Fighting Revolver discussing ammunition choices for various revolvers. Drawing from insights gained at the recent Colt Python Experience at Range Ready Studios, the content aims to guide viewers on selecting the optimal ammo for their specific handguns. The video promotes further content from Gun Talk across multiple platforms and podcasts.

This video features Bryan Eastridge of American Fighting Revolver discussing the proper maintenance and cleaning schedule for revolvers. He details the indicators that signal when a revolver needs cleaning, drawing from his experience at the Colt Python Experience event held at Range Ready Studios. The content is aimed at helping revolver owners keep their firearms in optimal working condition.

This Gun Talk Nation episode focuses on the enduring relevance of revolvers for modern self-defense scenarios. Hosts Ryan Gresham, Darryl Bolke, and Brian Eastridge of American Fighting Revolver explore the practical advantages of revolvers, including their simplicity, reliability, and effectiveness in tough conditions. The discussion highlights their suitability for concealed carry, ankle carry, and close-quarters combat, drawing on personal experiences. The guests also emphasize the importance of proper training, gear, and ammunition selection for revolver users, aiming to keep the legacy of these firearms alive.

This YouTube video focuses on a shooting drill utilizing an "American Fighting Revolver." The title emphasizes practical application with hashtags suggesting effectiveness and learning value. The content is geared towards improving marksmanship and proficiency with a specific type of firearm.

This episode debunks the notion that snub-nose revolvers are 'stupid' for self-defense, with expert Darryl Bolke highlighting their advantages. Bolke emphasizes their ease of carry, safety with double-action triggers, and legal perception benefits. He also discusses the importance of shot placement over caliber and the 'get out of trouble' mindset fostered by smaller firearms.

This video features Bryan Eastridge demonstrating proper revolver grip techniques, specifically focusing on the Smith & Wesson J Frame, referred to as the "Ultimate Carry J Frame." He highlights how a correct grip is crucial for achieving both speed and accuracy when shooting a handgun. The revolvers discussed are chambered in .38 Special and .32 H&R Magnum, equipped with XS Sights and VZ Grips. These firearms are presented as enjoyable to shoot and well-suited for concealed carry purposes. The video expresses gratitude to Lipsey's and Smith & Wesson for their collaboration at Range Ready.