Videos tagged with Buffalo Cartridge

This video provides a tabletop review and field strip of the BRG9 Elite Gen 2 pistol. It highlights significant updates from the previous generation, including deeper slide serrations, an added picatinny rail, improved grip texture, an ambidextrous magazine release, and an 18-round magazine capacity. The review also covers the optics-ready slide, the included accessories, and the firearm's construction, noting its robust build and potential for chassis system design.

This video provides a range test of the 1860 Henry Rifle Iron Frame by Hickok45. It covers the rifle's performance at distance with iron sights, the unique front-loading mechanism, and the .44-40 caliber using cowboy loads. The review highlights the rifle's historical significance and build quality compared to other reproductions.

This entry details the .50-70 Government cartridge, the first centerfire round adopted by the US Army, as presented by Larry Potterfield, CEO of MidwayUSA. It covers its historical context, technical specifications including its straight-walled, rimmed case and 70 grains of black powder, and its primary use in firearms like the 1866 Trapdoor Springfield, Sharps, and Remington Rolling Block rifles. The cartridge's power, naming convention, and its role as a popular buffalo cartridge are also explained, solidifying its place in firearm history.