Videos tagged with Brass Bead Sight

This review covers the Smith & Wesson Model 625-8 JM Pro, a 45 ACP revolver designed for moon clips but capable of running without them. The presenter highlights its suitability for shooters seeking a larger caliber with more affordable ammunition and a practical shooting experience, emphasizing the ease of reloading with moon clips. While acknowledging its strengths, the presenter suggests other revolvers might be preferred for general personal defense due to round count.

This review of the Smith & Wesson 617 Mountain Gun, presented by Chris Baker, highlights its status as a Lipsey's exclusive variant and a key part of 'Project Rimfire.' Baker, demonstrating high expertise, provides a detailed analysis of its design changes, including the updated yoke lockup and a 4-inch half-lug tapered barrel. The review emphasizes exceptional accuracy with specific ammunition types and offers nuanced critiques on minor ergonomic points, concluding it's a top contender for its series.

This video compares two Browning Hi-Power pistols, highlighting aesthetic and functional differences. One features a nickel finish with a grippy panel and fiber optic front sight, while the other has a case-hardened finish with a brass bead sight and a smooth, cohesive grip panel. Both are noted as new production models, with original English Hi-Powers considered highly valuable.

This guide addresses potential double-action misfires in the S&W Model 617 Mountain Gun, as discussed by hickok45. It outlines a deep cleaning procedure to potentially resolve light strike issues before considering professional repair. The focus is on ensuring the internal mechanisms are clean and properly lubricated.

This review focuses on the Taurus Judge Executive Grade, a premium variant of the Judge revolver. The presenter highlights its dual-chambering for .45 Colt and .410 bore shotshells, noting the historical significance of the Judge in popularizing .410 defensive loads. The review details its double-action/single-action mechanism, the 3-inch barrel, and the hand-finished stainless steel construction, emphasizing the improved trigger pull and overall aesthetic compared to standard Taurus models.

This review of the Heritage Settler Mares Leg .22LR highlights its aesthetic appeal and functional performance. The presenter praises its fit and finish, accuracy at the range, and the enjoyable shooting experience. It's presented as a fun, collectible firearm that, while not the most practical for specific tasks like varmint hunting or as a truck gun, offers significant aesthetic and functional appeal for enthusiasts.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Heritage Badlander 12-gauge side-by-side shotgun. The presenter, Dustin from Guns of the West, highlights its Turkish origin, matte finish barrels and action, and dark walnut stock. He discusses the lack of choke information, suggesting they might be cylinder bores due to the gun's short-range design. The review includes practical shooting demonstrations with birdshot and vintage buckshot, showcasing patterning at close range and the dual-trigger system.

This review covers the Henry Pump Action Octagon .22 rifle, highlighting its classic design, quality fit and finish, and shooting performance. The presenter details its capacity, feeding mechanism, and the unique sighting system. The video also includes a personal anecdote about Henry's customer service resolving a light primer strike issue, emphasizing the brand's commitment to customer satisfaction.

This video reviews a New England Firearms .410 Pardner SB1, a single-shot break-action shotgun acquired from a pawn shop for $75. The presenter details its condition, specifications including a 26-inch full choke barrel, and demonstrates its function with various .410 ammunition types, including birdshot, buckshot, and slugs, while assessing its accuracy and suitability for plinking and small game hunting.

This video provides an unboxing and range review of the Henry Model H003T Pump Action .22 Caliber Rifle. The reviewer details its features, including the 20-inch octagon barrel, walnut furniture, and adjustable sights. Performance is evaluated with various ammunition types at different distances, highlighting its accuracy and reliability for plinking and general shooting.

This review of the Colt King Cobra highlights its re-release as a V-frame, six-shot, .357 Magnum revolver. The 3-inch barrel model features practical sights for everyday carry and backpacking, with a smooth top design for snag-free holstering. The action is described as superb, with a double-action pull under 10 pounds and single-action over 5 pounds. Colt's fit and finish are praised, along with the comfortable Hogue OEM monogrip.

This expert review from The VSO Gun Channel delves into the unique legal classification of the Henry Axe .410, explaining its status as a 'firearm' under federal law. The video provides a detailed look at its handling characteristics, dual loading mechanisms, and technical specifications, including barrel length and choke options. It also presents valuable ballistic data from chronograph testing of Aguila .410 loads, offering insights into the firearm's performance.