Videos tagged with Case Hardened Frame

This video provides an unboxing and live-fire demonstration of the Pietta 1873 Great Western II 'Hand of God' edition revolver. The reviewer showcases the firearm's features, including its case-hardened frame and custom grips, and demonstrates the proper loading procedure for a single-action revolver. Live fire on steel targets highlights the revolver's action and accuracy.

This video unboxes a Charles Daly 1911 with a case-hardened frame, discussing its aesthetic appeal and value for range use. The presenter contrasts classic firearms with modern options, questioning the practical application of traditional single-stack 1911s for self-defense or concealed carry compared to newer, higher-capacity, and more ergonomic designs. While acknowledging the charm of classics, the focus shifts to the relevance of modern firearms for practical scenarios.

This video reviews the Uberti Wild Bill 1851 Navy Conversion revolver, a modern interpretation of a classic firearm. It highlights the conversion from a cap-and-ball design to a cartridge-firing revolver chambered in .38 Special/.38 Colt. The review details its authentic appearance, modern functionality, and shooting experience, noting its appeal to Wild West enthusiasts.

This episode of 'One Handgun, One Shotgun & One Rifle' features a review of the Beretta PX4 Storm in .40 S&W, highlighting its rotating barrel system, 4-inch barrel, and safety decocker. It also showcases an H&R 12-gauge single-shot shotgun with a case-hardened frame and a Millat Vepr AK-308 rifle chambered in .308 Winchester, noted for its folding stock and 20.5-inch chrome-lined barrel. The presenter offers shooting impressions and technical details for each firearm.

This video showcases a rare Nighthawk Custom VIP One Custom Browning Hi-Power, one of only 10 made. The firearm features a high-polished blue slide, Turnbull finish on controls, hand-engraved scrollwork, a case-hardened frame, burl wood grips, and 24-karat gold bead front sights. It's presented as a highly collectible and functional firearm.

This video reviews the Magnum Research Desert Eagle 1911 G, highlighting its 5-inch barrel, case-hardened frame for enhanced strength and aesthetics, and a crisp 3.25-pound trigger pull. The presenter expresses strong personal satisfaction with the pistol's feel and performance, deeming it the smoothest 1911 he has experienced.

This review focuses on the Magnum Research Desert Eagle 1911, highlighting its unique case-hardened frame with beautiful purple, bronze, and gray hues, which also enhances frame strength. The firearm is identified as the 'Desert Eagle 1911 G', a Government model with a 5-inch stainless steel barrel, skeletonized trigger, extended beaver tail, and wood checkered grips. The trigger pull is noted as exceptionally crisp at 3.25 pounds, a significant feature for shooters.