Videos tagged with Color Case Hardened Frame

This review of the Uberti 1873 Cattleman revolver highlights its aesthetic appeal, particularly the color case hardened frame and gold accents, and its functional performance. The firearm is presented as a more affordable alternative to the Colt Single Action Army, with a focus on its historical significance and suitability for cowboy action shooting. The discussion also touches upon the cost of .45 Long Colt ammunition and the viability of handloading for this caliber.

This video showcases three Magnum Research Desert Eagle 1911 pistols: a full-size Government model with a color case-hardened frame, a custom Commander model with laser engraving and Cerakote, and a subcompact Undercover model with a bushingless bull barrel. The presenter highlights their shooting characteristics, trigger pulls, and aesthetic features, emphasizing their suitability as both shooters and display pieces.

This video provides a tabletop review of the Cimarron Evil Roy, a variant of the Colt 1873 Single Action Army revolver. The review highlights its Uberti production, Cimarron's specific standards, and key features like the .45 Colt caliber, color case hardened frame, and textured grips. It compares the Evil Roy to a standard Uberti, noting differences in hammer stiffness, grip texture, and markings, emphasizing the Evil Roy's suitability for cowboy action shooting due to its smoother action and enhanced handling.

This guide details the unboxing and initial inspection of the Cimarron "El Malo" 1873 Single-Action Army revolver. It covers identifying included accessories, performing safety checks, examining key features like the octagonal barrel and markings, understanding the traditional four-click action and its safety implications, and testing the trigger pull weight. The review highlights the firearm's Pietta manufacturing and European CIP proof marks.