Videos tagged with Concealed Hammer

This video provides a brief overview and live-fire demonstration of the Ruger LCR in .22LR caliber. The presenter, demonstrating experienced authority, highlights its ultra-lightweight and compact design, 8-shot capacity, and concealed hammer action. It serves as a quick look at the firearm's basic operation at the range.

This review of the Ruger LCR in .22 Magnum highlights its ergonomic design and minimal recoil, making it suitable for both defensive use and plinking. The reviewer praises its shootability and accuracy at 30 yards, noting the effectiveness of the high-viz sights. A key suggestion for improvement is an increase in ammunition capacity.

Hickok45, a recognized firearms expert, details his process for selecting the single snub-nosed revolver he would keep from an extensive collection. The guide emphasizes practical considerations like pocketability, weight, caliber, and draw-friendliness, ultimately favoring the Smith & Wesson 632 UC for its balance of features.

This video provides a detailed look at the Savage Model 1915 pistol, highlighting its innovative design as a double-stack, striker-fired firearm that predates the Glock by 70 years. The presenter discusses its historical context, technical specifications, and evolutionary changes from the 1907 model, emphasizing its rarity and significance in early semi-automatic pistol development.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Winchester Model 63 semi-automatic rifle, a successor to the Model 1903. It details the rifle's history, its chambering in .22 Long Rifle, and its unique features like a concealed hammer and buttstock loading mechanism. The presenter also demonstrates a simple takedown procedure, highlighting the blowback action and cartridge release system. The video emphasizes the rifle's historical significance and its appeal as a classic firearm.

This guide details the disassembly and key features of the Danish Schouboe pistols, including the Model 1903 (.32 ACP) and Model 1907/1910 (.45 caliber). It highlights unique design elements such as the forward-push magazine release, side-mounted ejection port, and the specialized .45 caliber ammunition. The information is presented with high authority by Ian McCollum, an expert in rare firearms history.

This review by hickok45 provides an expert look at the Smith & Wesson Model 640 in .38 Special. With high authority derived from his extensive experience as a former reserve deputy sheriff and deep knowledge of J-frame revolvers, he details the firearm's weight, accuracy, and historical significance. The video covers comparisons to other pocket pistols and discusses the practicalities of carrying and using the Model 640, especially with +P ammunition.

The Smith & Wesson 638 Airweight is a lightweight, concealable revolver ideal for close-quarters self-defense. Its bobbed, concealed hammer allows for both double-action and single-action firing, with a light and crisp single-action trigger. While not designed for long-range accuracy, it excels for personal defense scenarios up to 30 feet, requiring practice, especially with point-shooting techniques.