Videos tagged with Blued Revolver

The Yankee Marshal reviews a blued .38 Special +P Colt Cobra, highlighting its aesthetic appeal and comparing it to the Colt Python. He praises its double-action/single-action trigger, describing it as one of the best factory revolver triggers available, potentially rivaling Kimber triggers. The video also touches on the Toy Guns for Tots 2025 charity drive.

This review covers the Taylor and Company TC9, a 9mm Luger chambered Single Action Army (SAA) style revolver. The reviewer highlights its fun factor, affordability compared to .357 Magnum, and its representation of the classic Colt SAA formula. While acknowledging some quirks like non-adjustable sights and potential ejector issues on shorter barrels, the TC9 is recommended as a fun, shootable collectible piece for recreational shooting and historical reenactment.

This episode of "The Gun Cranks" features editors Brent Wheat and Tom McAle, alongside Roy Huntington, discussing various firearms and industry trends. They celebrate reaching two million channel views and over 100,000 subscribers, highlighting the importance of audience engagement. The discussion includes a reader's query about double-stack 1911s and 2011s, with the editors explaining their editorial approach. They also cover specific firearms like the Mossberg 190D 16-gauge shotgun, a miniature AR-15 (Goat 15), a modern Browning High Power variant (EAA MCP 35 P LW Ops), the new blued Colt Python, and a Thompson Center SSK with a .22LR barrel. The episode emphasizes the importance of having fun with firearms and encouraging new shooters.

This video provides a brief overview of Rock Island Armory's 206 snubnose revolver models, highlighting their affordability and suitability for concealed carry. The presenter confirms the revolver's capability to handle Plus P ammunition and notes the availability of hammerless and stainless steel variants, along with new wood grip options for 2015.