Videos tagged with Buckhorn Sight

This video introduces the Heritage Manufacturing Settler Mars Leg, a unique, western-style lever-action pistol caliber carbine. It highlights its "goofy" yet cool aesthetic, 12.5-inch barrel, simulated color case hardening, and 22 Long Rifle chambering. The presenter notes its affordability compared to higher-end lever actions, making it an accessible entry point for those interested in the platform.

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 review of the Henry .45-70 HO10B with a 22-inch octagonal barrel covers its features, including the oversized lever, tube feed, and buckhorn sights. The speaker discusses the performance of Hornady LeverEvolution .45-70 ammunition, comparing it to .450 Bushmaster, and details the process of adjusting the iron sights for different distances. Recoil and its impact on shooting from a bench versus standing are also addressed, along with minor operational observations.

This video provides an in-depth review and range test of the Uberti Cimarron Model 1873 lever-action rifle chambered in .357 Magnum. The presenter highlights the rifle's historical significance, its "gun that won the west" heritage, and the impressive fit and finish of this reproduction. He details its features, including the 20-inch octagon barrel, case-hardened receiver and furniture, walnut stock, and adjustable sights. The review covers function testing with both .357 Magnum and .38 Special ammunition, demonstrating its reliability and accuracy at various distances, even with iron sights in windy conditions.

This video provides an unboxing and range test of the Heritage Rough Rider Rancher revolver carbine. The presenter highlights its features, including the 16-inch barrel, carbine frame with a support hand hook, walnut stock, and adjustable buckhorn sights. The review details its performance with various .22LR and .22 Magnum ammunition types, noting its accuracy and fun factor for plinking and general shooting.

This video provides an unboxing and range test of the Rossi Gallery Pump Action .22LR rifle, featuring its wood furniture. The reviewer demonstrates its functionality and accuracy at various distances, from 11 yards up to 100 yards, using iron sights. The rifle is highlighted as a fun and inexpensive plinking option suitable for beginners.

This documentary explores the history and technical aspects of the Remington Model 8 semi-automatic rifle, designed by John Browning. It details its development, unique long recoil action, and its potential, albeit limited, use in WWI aviation. The video also compares it to its Belgian counterpart, the FN Model 1900, highlighting their similarities and differences in design and features.

This segment from Poole's Perspective on Gallery of Guns TV focuses on understanding and adjusting the Buckhorn rear sight on a Winchester 1886 rifle chambered in .45-70. The instructor emphasizes that while the sight is adjustable for windage via its dovetail, the primary adjustment for elevation is made by moving the ramp up or down the sight's ladder. He advises shooters to determine the actual range each notch on the ladder represents through live-fire testing to maximize the rifle's accuracy potential at various distances.

This review covers the Marlin Papoose Model 70PSS, a lightweight and compact takedown .22LR rifle ideal for outdoor activities, survival, and small game hunting. The video details its takedown and reassembly process, highlighting its convenience for storage and transport. It also discusses the rifle's construction, sights, magazine features, and provides initial impressions on weight, balance, and accuracy.

Stage 8 of Desert Brutality 2018, dubbed 'The Mogadishu Mile,' is a 400-yard sprint through a sand wash. Competitors must engage five mandatory targets marked with an 'X' and can optionally engage additional targets for time bonuses. The stage concludes with a pistol spinner. Strategies discussed include engaging bonus targets while moving versus stopping, and the decision to use iron sights on the Galil rifle.

This guide details the proper handling and shooting techniques for the Henry .22 Lever Action Carbine, drawing from the expertise of reviewer sootch00. It covers understanding the rifle's historical context, operating the smooth lever action, utilizing the sights, and focusing on fundamental shooting skills. The review highlights the carbine's suitability for new shooters and plinking enthusiasts, emphasizing its ease of handling and nostalgic appeal.

This review provides an in-depth look at the Henry Golden Boy .22 S/L/LR rifle, highlighting its classic design and reliable performance. The speakers, with high authority from extensive testing (1,000+ rounds), detail its physical features, loading procedures, and safety mechanisms, emphasizing its suitability for plinking, small game hunting, and target practice. The review covers accuracy testing with various ammunition types and discusses the availability of a youth model.