Videos tagged with Bat Masterson

This video showcases the Savage 1915, a rare automatic pistol, being tested in a backup gun match. Expert insights are provided on its historical context, marketing, and practical performance. The firearm, despite its age, demonstrates its capability as a compact carry pistol, though minor malfunctions are noted, attributed to its 110-year history. The assessment revisits Bat Masterson's historical praise, offering a balanced view of its accuracy and handling characteristics.

This video features a "Sunday Shoot-a-Round" with firearms enthusiast hickok45. He showcases and fires a Marlin 1894 Cowboy Limited rifle in .45 Colt, highlighting its accuracy and enjoyable shooting characteristics. The discussion also touches upon the appeal of nickel-finished firearms, comparing them to blued steel, and delves into the history and specifications of the Long Branch Colt single-action revolver, inspired by Bat Masterson's preferences. The content emphasizes safe firearm handling practices and the joy of shooting classic firearms.

This YouTube video offers a "First Look" at the Savage Model 1907 semi-automatic pistol, featuring Roy Huntington showcasing its capabilities with quick shots. The video aims to evoke a nostalgic feel, referencing historical figures like Bat Masterson. It also includes promotional material for FMG Publications newsletters and magazine subscriptions.

This video showcases a historically significant Colt Single Action Army revolver that once belonged to the legendary Bat Masterson. The video highlights the firearm's provenance, noting its manufacture in 1888, nickel plating, and a special-ordered higher front sight. The description details Masterson's iconic status as a buffalo hunter, lawman, gunfighter, and writer, drawing a connection between his legendary reputation and this well-preserved piece of history. The Colt Peacemaker, chambered in .45 Long Colt, is presented as an artifact with an intriguing backstory, prompting speculation about its role in Masterson's life.

This episode of TGC News covers several significant firearm industry topics. Host Jon Patton discusses Proof Research's new bolt-action rifle and a high-value gun auction by Rock Island Auction, featuring historical firearms like Alexander Hamilton's pistols and Bat Masterson's Colt SAA. A major point of discussion is Sig Sauer's lawsuit against Springfield Armory, with links provided to relevant legal documents and press releases. The show also touches on Troy Industries moving out of Massachusetts and a "Guns Girls Go Wild" segment. Additionally, the episode highlights a "Guntuber of the Week" and includes affiliate links for merchandise, discounts, and support.

This Gun Talk Radio episode features Kevin Hogan from Rock Island Auction discussing a significant auction event. The highlight is the auction of Alexander Hamilton's pistols, offering a unique glimpse into historical firearms. The discussion also touches upon a Colt Single Action Army revolver previously owned by the legendary Bat Masterson, also up for bid. The auction is open to the public and scheduled for May 14th. The episode encourages viewers to tune in for more discussions on firearms and their history.

This episode of Sunday Shoot Around features the Bat Masterson .45 Colt Single Action Army revolver, discussing its history and handling. The video also delves into the nuances of the .45 Colt cartridge, including the distinction from .45 Schofield. A significant portion is dedicated to a detailed personal finance and budgeting tutorial using a spreadsheet, offering practical advice for managing money. The host also touches on recent video releases, including a 1911 review and a Benelli M4 feature, and reflects on the challenges of online commentary.

This video showcases a Long Branch Edition Colt Single-Action Army revolver, a limited run commemorating a Bat Masterson-era Colt. Instructor John Hickok discusses a nuanced approach to trigger discipline with SAAs, emphasizing safety by loading five rounds to ensure the hammer rests on an empty chamber. He demonstrates the proper loading procedure for a Colt SAA, highlighting the unique mechanism required to free the cylinder.