Videos tagged with Case Hardening

This video provides an in-depth review of the Winchester High-Grade Competition 1873 lever-action rifle, manufactured by Maroku in Japan. The reviewer, an experienced shooter, argues it is the best lever gun currently available, outperforming traditional competitors like Uberti out of the box. Key advantages highlighted include superior fit and finish, factory-installed short-stroke kit, zeroed sights, and aesthetically pleasing case hardening, making it competition-ready without modifications.

Colion Noir reviews the Walther Q5 Match SF Vintage, a handgun he designates as a 'Forever Gun.' He highlights its exceptional beauty, particularly the case hardening, and its outstanding shooting performance, describing it as the best Walther he's ever fired. Despite its quality, Noir laments that Walther has discontinued this model.

The Yankee Marshal reviews custom Colt Python revolvers modified by Empire PBF. He details four distinct finishes: Cottonmouth (bead blasted with black accents), Mamba (highly polished), Black Mamba (satin black), and Taiyan (case hardened). While acknowledging the 'Bubba' or 'tacticool' nature of these customizations, he expresses admiration for the aesthetic and the limited accessory options for the Python.

This video reviews three favorite handguns. The Canik Rival S is mentioned first, followed by a Standard Manufacturing 1911 notable for its case-hardened rainbow metal finish. The top pick is the Jacob Grey TWC9, a metal-framed, optics-ready 2011 praised for its shootability due to its mass, which helps it return to target quickly.

This video compares Standard Manufacturing and Uberti Single Action Army clones, highlighting Standard Manufacturing's superior fit, finish, and attention to detail. The presenter argues that while Uberti revolvers are good, Standard Manufacturing offers a more refined and better-made product, justifying the higher cost through enhanced aesthetics and precision.

This video provides an in-depth look at a Turnbull Restorations customized Browning SA-22 semi-automatic rifle. It highlights the rifle's historical significance as the world's first semi-auto .22, its elegant design, and practical features like its bottom ejection and easy takedown mechanism. The review includes shooting impressions and discusses the craftsmanship involved in the customization.

This guide details the examination and operational checks of a Luftwaffe Drilling M30, a complex survival firearm. It covers inspecting the transit case, stock, barrel markings, original accessories, and provenance. The guide also demonstrates the mechanical operation, including cocking indicators, dual triggers, and the rifle barrel selector. Expert insights into German proof marks and historical context are provided.

This live chat covers a range of firearms topics, including discussions on specific firearm models like the 1911, Ruger Blackhawk, and Smith & Wesson TRR8, with commentary on their finishes, calibers, and availability. The speaker also touches on ammunition choices like .308 Winchester versus .300 Blackout, firearm maintenance, and the nuances of firearm finishes like case hardening. The conversation includes personal anecdotes and opinions on gun control debates and the importance of firearm ownership.

This guide details the process of annealing brass cases, a crucial step in reloading to prevent neck splits and ensure consistent resizing. It covers both automated machine methods (Annealeez, AMP Mark II, Bench Source) and DIY torch techniques, emphasizing the importance of heating only the neck and shoulder. Expert instruction highlights the benefits for rifle and some pistol calibers, while cautioning against improper techniques.

This review highlights the Luciano Bosis Michelangelo, an Italian over-and-under shotgun, praised for its exceptional craftsmanship, intricate engraving, and beautiful case hardening. The speaker, an expert firearms instructor, details the gun's ergonomic features, balance, and aesthetic appeal, comparing it favorably to English styles. The review also touches on its relative affordability within the 'best gun' category and its auction value.

This entry details the operation of the Marius Berger Manually-Operated Pistol, a rare French firearm from circa 1880-1881. It highlights the pistol's unique 'quintuple action' mechanism, where a single trigger pull completes multiple functions, and its innovative tube magazine system. The high-quality case-hardened finish and distinctive ring trigger are also noted.

This video details gunsmithing techniques applied to a 1936 K98K rifle and an engraved Silversmith firearm. It covers the conservation process for the K98K, including dealing with damage from improper disassembly attempts and refinishing efforts. The Silversmith firearm presents unique challenges due to its engraving and case hardening, requiring careful work to avoid damaging the existing finish.