Videos tagged with Color Case Hardening

This review covers the Turnbull Winchester 1892 Hunter in .44 Magnum, a meticulously restored and enhanced rifle by Turnbull Restoration. The expert assessment highlights its premium features, including a fancy walnut stock, color case hardened parts, and an optics-ready design. Performance testing with Black Hills HoneyBadger ammunition demonstrates its accuracy potential, making it a high-value, 'buy once, cry once' firearm.

This review of the Taylor's & Company TC9 1873 9mm revolver highlights its appeal for owners of 9mm semi-automatics due to caliber consistency and lower ammunition costs. The speaker, demonstrating high authority, points out its attractive color case hardening, quality single-action trigger, 4.75-inch barrel, and an attractive price point under $500.

This video provides a practical demonstration of the Cimarron Doc Holliday 12 Gauge Coach Gun, manufactured by Pedersoli. Expert shooter hickok45 showcases the shotgun's performance on various targets, including watermelon, a pizza pan, a pumpkin, and a metal kettle, using both standard 12 Gauge shells and Number 4 buckshot. The commentary highlights the aesthetic appeal of the color case hardening on the receiver and the effectiveness of the buckshot.

This video features a detailed look at the Turnbull-Browning SA-22, a historic semi-automatic .22 rifle designed by John Browning in 1914. The video highlights a special edition made in Japan by Miroku, enhanced by Turnbull Restoration with hand engraving and bone charcoal color case-hardening. The presenter, Roy, provides insights and demonstrates the rifle's performance with some shots. The review also notes the rifle's appearance on the cover of GUNS Magazine's July 2023 issue and provides links to Turnbull Restoration and other relevant resources.

This video features Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works, a family-owned metal finishing business in Texas specializing in color case hardening and bluing. Bobby Tyler visits live during SHOT Show 2023 to discuss his company's expertise. The description also includes links for subscribing to FMG Publications Newsletters and magazines like GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner Magazine.

This video demonstrates that custom firearms can be attainable, showcasing a modified Ruger Blackhawk by Tyler Gun Works. The build involved significant gunsmithing, including shortening the barrel, fitting a Bisley grip, custom engraving, and performance enhancements like a minimal cylinder gap and a light trigger pull. The total cost of $2,600 is presented as a competitive value against high-end production pistols.

This video showcases the process of applying color case hardening to a Ruger LCP MAX pistol, adding a unique stylistic element. Special Assignments Editor Roy Huntington guides viewers through the entire procedure, from beginning to end. The demonstration highlights the craftsmanship involved in customizing firearms and offers viewers a look at the transformation possible with Turnbull Restoration's services. The description also encourages viewers to subscribe to the FMGpubs YouTube channel for future content.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features Bobby Tyler, owner of Tyler Gun Works, a leading custom firearm finishing business. Tyler discusses the process of transforming factory firearms, including Ruger revolvers, Colt 1911s, and Henry lever-actions, into custom pieces of art. He also delves into the intricacies of color case hardening, shares what he avoids in gun customization, and recommends two specific leather holster makers. The podcast is presented by Kimber, and listeners can find more information about Tyler Gun Works and Kimber online.

This expert guide details the customization of the Ruger Bearcat revolver, drawing from insights by Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works. It covers historical context, practical carry considerations, and advanced gunsmithing techniques including action work, custom grips, and caliber conversions to .22 Magnum. The modifications aim to enhance accuracy and aesthetics while maintaining safety and longevity.

This review unboxes the Cimarron 'El Malo' 1873 Single-Action Army revolver, highlighting its .45 Colt caliber and Pietta manufacturing. Key features include an octagonal barrel with color case hardening on the frame and a remarkably light 2 lb 3 oz trigger pull. The host emphasizes traditional SAA safety protocols, advising against loading all six chambers.

Larry Potterfield details the meticulous process of recreating George Custer's Remington Rolling Block rifle. The project involved extensive research using historical photographs and documents to determine precise specifications. The build process included modifying an Egyptian 1870 action, fabricating American black walnut stocks, and applying period-correct finishes like color case hardening and rust bluing, showcasing advanced gunsmithing techniques.

This video demonstrates the color case hardening process for firearm parts, a technique that hardens the metal surface while creating decorative colors. It details the preparation of a charcoal mixture (3 parts wood to 1 part bone), packing parts tightly in a steel canister to prevent air exposure, and heating the canister to 1400°F for 1 hour and 45 minutes. The process concludes with an immediate quench in aerated water, followed by drying and oiling to reveal the final hardened finish.