Videos tagged with Double Action Shooting

This guide details shooting techniques for the Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan in .44 Magnum, emphasizing grip, trigger control for both single and double-action modes, and effective reloading. The presenter, Yoki Sturrup, shares her preference for single-action due to its shorter trigger pull and its impact on shooting stability. The video highlights the importance of a controlled environment and safe firearm handling.

This video details the troubleshooting and repair process for a Smith & Wesson 617 Mountain Gun experiencing double-action misfires. Expert reviewer Hickok45 demonstrates how the firearm was sent to the factory for service, where the forcing cone was cut and the yoke repaired. Post-service testing reveals significant improvement, though sensitivity to certain .22 LR ammunition brands persists, highlighting the importance of both firearm condition and ammo quality for reliable ignition.

This guide details an advanced revolver shooting technique demonstrated by JaredAF, focusing on executing shots in double-action mode while holding the firearm upside down. The challenge involves hitting an 8-inch steel plate at 25 meters (27 yards) with a one-handed grip, highlighting the mechanics of double-action pulls and addressing potential issues like light strikes. The instruction emphasizes a confident and informed approach to unconventional shooting.

This review of the Smith & Wesson Model 617 Mountain Gun by hickok45 highlights its appeal as a lighter-weight .22 LR revolver with a tapered barrel and desirable features like a brass bead front sight. However, the review also addresses a significant concern: recurring double-action misfires. The speaker details troubleshooting steps, including deep cleaning and ammunition testing, to diagnose the light strike issue. Despite good accuracy in single-action, the double-action reliability remains a point of concern.

This video details a 'Pawn Shop Revolver Challenge' where participants purchase revolvers and compete in a series of shooting drills. The competition includes a modified Bill Drill, a quick draw showdown, a speed reload challenge, a long-range walk-back drill, and a final steel target engagement. The expert-level participants demonstrate proficiency in various revolver shooting techniques, highlighting speed, accuracy, and reload efficiency under competitive pressure. The challenge concludes with a humorous punishment for the loser.

Hickok45 reviews the Colt Detective Special, a 3rd generation .38 Special revolver from 1981. He highlights its classic snub-nose design, discusses the .38 Special caliber's effectiveness, and demonstrates a custom bobbed hammer modification for improved double-action draws. The review also touches on its capacity and size comparison to other revolvers, emphasizing its suitability for concealed carry and defensive use.

This guide details expert techniques for mastering the double-action trigger of the Smith & Wesson M648 .22 Magnum revolver, as demonstrated by Jerry Miculek. It emphasizes a high grip and proper thumb placement for enhanced control, along with advice on achieving a surprise trigger break to improve accuracy. The M648's low recoil makes it an excellent platform for developing these fundamental revolver skills.

This video provides essential training for effectively using a double-action revolver, particularly for self-defense scenarios. It emphasizes practicing the full double-action trigger pull for speed and efficiency under stress, discouraging thumb-cocking for single-action shots in high-stakes situations. The content aims to help viewers shoot their revolvers proficiently in double-action mode like a professional, focusing on practical techniques for personal defense.

This YouTube video from the USCCA features an expert, Kevin, explaining the concept of double-action shooting, with a focus on its relevance for individuals who carry a revolver. The video aims to educate viewers on this shooting technique and provide guidance on how to train with it, particularly in the context of concealed carry. It encourages viewer engagement through comments and poses questions for future USCCA episodes.

This review of the Smith & Wesson Model 13-2 .357 Magnum revolver highlights its classic features like the pinned barrel and recessed cylinder. The video demonstrates shooting both .357 Magnum and .357 Special rounds, discussing their effectiveness and recoil. It also touches on the versatility of revolvers for various loads and provides a technical tip about residue buildup from shorter .38 Special cases.