Videos tagged with Colt Peacemaker

This guide details the shooting technique for a nickel-plated Colt Single Action Army in .45 Colt, as demonstrated by an experienced shooter. It covers firearm introduction, shooting stance, shot execution, and practical considerations like sight visibility in sunlight. The demonstration emphasizes consistent accuracy at range using a one-handed grip.

This video tests the firearms knowledge of two individuals through a 10-question trivia quiz, covering topics from fictional spy weaponry to historical military conflicts and technical firearm specifications. The quiz assesses understanding of pistol manufacturers, iconic revolvers, specific machine guns used in historical events, early polymer-framed firearms, rifling twist rates, shotgun gauges, ballistic measurements (MOA), NFA-regulated items, barrel terminology, shotgun chokes, and firearm design dates. The participants demonstrate an intermediate level of knowledge, with some questions proving more challenging than others.

This video features the shooting of a historic 1874 Colt Single Action Army revolver chambered in .45 Colt, identified by its serial number 1754. The focus is on showcasing this specific, first-year production model in action.

This guide details the manual loading and firing technique for the 1874 Colt Peacemaker, as demonstrated by an expert. It covers the proper sequence for loading individual cartridges via the loading gate and the single-action firing process. The demonstration highlights the historical mechanics and operation of this iconic firearm.

This video explores the 150-year history and enduring appeal of the Colt Single Action Army (SAA) revolver, also known as the Peacemaker. It details its development in 1873, influenced by the expiration of the Rollin White patent, and its subsequent adoption by the U.S. military. The SAA's iconic design, reliability, and chambering in powerful cartridges like the .45 Colt are highlighted, along with its cultural impact through film and television, leading to its continued production through various generations.

This video features a firearms-themed Jeopardy game with three participants answering questions across categories like Military Make and Model, History, Pop Culture, and Manufacturer. The game covers a range of firearms and related topics, from historical handguns and rifles to modern military programs and pop culture references. The participants' knowledge and scores fluctuate throughout the game, culminating in a Final Jeopardy round and a tie-breaker question.

This video features the Uberti 1873 Cattleman Hombre, a .357 Magnum Single Action Army revolver. The description highlights it as a beautiful replica of the Colt Peacemaker, emphasizing its historical significance. The video includes a link to the Uberti USA website and mentions the Second Amendment, suggesting content relevant to firearm enthusiasts interested in historical firearms and their rights.

This YouTube video features the Colt Peacemaker, a specific model of firearm, likely presented by Umarex. While the description is pending, the title strongly suggests a review, demonstration, or range test of this iconic revolver. Viewers can expect to see the firearm in action, potentially with an analysis of its features, performance, and handling. Given the focus on a specific firearm model, the content is expected to appeal to firearm enthusiasts, collectors, and those interested in classic handgun designs.

This video presents a countdown of 15 firearms deemed 'only for the rich,' highlighting their unique features, historical significance, and high price points. It covers a range of firearms from concealed carry pistols like the Glock 26 and Staccato CS to shotguns such as the Weatherby SA-8 and Benelli M4, and iconic rifles like the M1 Garand and Dragunov. The discussion emphasizes aspects like reliability, accuracy, ergonomics, and historical context, positioning these weapons as premium choices for discerning owners.

This video showcases the Uberti 1873 Cattleman El Patron SAA Revolver in .45 LC. The description highlights it as a beautiful replica of the iconic Colt Peacemaker, emphasizing its Single Action Army (SAA) heritage and its status as a piece of history. The video likely aims to present the firearm's aesthetics and historical significance, appealing to collectors and enthusiasts of classic revolvers.

This video provides an in-depth look at the .45 Colt cartridge and its historical context, contrasting its popularity with the .44-40 WCF. The presenter, with apparent expertise in firearms, discusses the cartridge's military origins, its role in cavalry warfare, and its perceived lack of popularity in the West compared to modern notions. He also shares personal experiences with various firearms chambered in .45 Colt, including a Colt Single Action Army and a Smith & Wesson Model 25, offering insights into their handling, accuracy, and suitability for hunting and self-defense.

This video showcases a historically significant Colt Single Action Army revolver that once belonged to the legendary Bat Masterson. The video highlights the firearm's provenance, noting its manufacture in 1888, nickel plating, and a special-ordered higher front sight. The description details Masterson's iconic status as a buffalo hunter, lawman, gunfighter, and writer, drawing a connection between his legendary reputation and this well-preserved piece of history. The Colt Peacemaker, chambered in .45 Long Colt, is presented as an artifact with an intriguing backstory, prompting speculation about its role in Masterson's life.