Videos tagged with Combat Revolver

This expert review from Roy Huntington of GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner highlights Simply Rugged Holsters, a family-owned, veteran-friendly company. The review emphasizes the extreme durability of their leather holsters, particularly the heavy-duty scabbard for 3-inch combat revolvers, based on 15 years of personal use. It also showcases custom options like a two-tone 4-inch pancake scabbard and a J-frame holster with an integrated speed loader pouch, addressing common carry concerns.

This video provides an in-depth review of the new Taurus 66 Combat revolver, chambered in .357 Magnum. The reviewer highlights its optic-ready capability and mentions it has been "tuned." The review aims to compare the Taurus 66 Combat's performance and price point against established revolvers from manufacturers like Smith & Wesson, Ruger, Kimber, and Colt. The content is structured with sections covering positives and negatives, offering viewers a comprehensive look at the firearm.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast, sponsored by Armasight, features Roy Huntington discussing combat revolver modifications. He addresses whether customization is necessary for carry sixguns and advises on what features are essential versus optional. The discussion aims to help viewers make informed decisions about modifying their revolvers for practical use.

This video delves into the Smith and Wesson Model 1917, exploring its historical significance as a "forgotten combat revolver." The title suggests a focus on its military service and potentially its role in American history, highlighting its less recognized status despite its combat capabilities.

This video focuses on a "Combat Revolver Loadout" specifically for "SHTF" (Sufficient High Threat or Survival Scenario) situations. The description emphasizes preparing for the "end of the world" with a wheel gun setup. The content likely details the choice of a revolver, its ammunition, and potentially supporting gear relevant to survival or preparedness scenarios. The creator also promotes their Patreon and Instagram channels.

This video features Special Assignments Editor Roy Huntington discussing the Smith & Wesson "Victory" Model .38 revolver, highlighting its role at the beginning of WWII. With a shortage of 1911 pistols, S&W produced these revolvers to arm soldiers, sailors, airmen, guards, insurgents, and even spies. The content emphasizes the firearm's historical significance and its use as a 'fighting wheelgun' during the war.

The Manurhin MR73 revolver, famously used by the French GIGN, is now available in the USA via Beretta. Renowned for extreme durability, with some units exceeding 1 million rounds, and match-grade accuracy, it features a cold hammer-forged barrel and 12 hours of hand-fitting. Despite a premium MSRP of $3,300, its historical pedigree and performance justify the cost for discerning enthusiasts.