Videos tagged with El Paso Saddlery

This video provides an expert-level look at a 1973 Colt Single Action Army (SAA) 2nd Generation revolver, featuring its 4.75-inch 'gunfighter's length' barrel and custom grips. Instructor Hickok45 demonstrates shooting various targets, discusses the SAA's history and its 150th anniversary, and highlights the collectible nature of these firearms. The review emphasizes the quality of second-generation SAAs and offers insights into ammunition choices and handling techniques.

This video review of a 1956 Colt Single Action Army by hickok45 highlights its historical significance and classic operation. The expert demonstrates shooting techniques, including a one-handed method due to injury, and discusses historical ammunition, barrel length variations, and the "6 o'clock" hold for accuracy. The review emphasizes historical appreciation over speed shooting.

This YouTube video, titled "I Carry: Wilson Combat Glock G19 in an El Paso Saddlery Holster," focuses on everyday carry (EDC) items. The primary firearm featured is a Wilson Combat modified Glock G19, housed in an El Paso Saddlery High Slide holster. The episode also showcases other essential EDC gear, offering viewers a look into a practical and prepared daily loadout.

This review of the U.S. Firearms Colt SAA Clone highlights its exceptional craftsmanship, often rivaling original Colt Single Action Armies. The speaker praises the quality of USFA's production, noting that premium models featured Turnbull color case hardening and bluing. Despite its high quality, the company's demise is attributed to high manufacturing costs and competition challenges.

This video delves into Cowboy Action Shooting, showcasing historical firearms like the Colt SAA, Marlin 1894, and Winchester 1873. It highlights essential gear, including El Paso Saddlery holsters, and explains SASS rules, particularly loading procedures and safety officer supervision. The content emphasizes the blend of historical immersion and shooting skill required for the sport.