Videos tagged with Exposed Hammers

This review covers the Heritage Arms Coach Whip, a 12ga double-barrel shotgun with exposed hammers and a case-hardened receiver, reminiscent of Old West firearms. The presenter, demonstrating high expertise, walks through the break-action loading process with Federal shells and highlights the engaging manual operation of cocking the hammers. The video emphasizes the fun and classic appeal of shooting this traditional design.

This video explores a vintage Woodward .500 Express double rifle, highlighting its historical context in dangerous game hunting, particularly for tigers. It details the unique challenges of regulating double rifle barrels for accuracy and discusses the rifle's design elements, such as its underlever locking mechanism and exposed hammers, which place it in a transitional period of firearm development. The .500 Express cartridge is also examined for its power and suitability for large game.

This review of the Heritage Coachwhip Shotgun highlights its classic design and enjoyable operation. The firearm features 12-gauge, 18.5-inch barrels compatible with 2 3/4-inch and 3-inch shells. Its aesthetic appeal is enhanced by a walnut stock and a case-hardened receiver. The dual triggers and exposed hammers contribute to a nostalgic shooting experience, making it a refreshing alternative to modern tactical firearms.

This video provides a detailed historical and technical overview of the Remington Whitmore Model 1878 side-by-side shotgun, presented by Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA. It highlights the firearm's design features, including exposed hammers, double triggers, pistol grip, steel buttplate, and barrel construction options (steel, twist steel, Damascus). The video also touches on its production period, unique top lever mechanism, and the presence of borderless checkering, offering insights into 19th-century shotgun manufacturing.

This expert guide provides an overview of the Colt Model 1878 side-by-side shotgun, drawing on the detailed knowledge of Larry Potterfield, Founder & President of MidwayUSA. It covers key features such as exposed hammers, double triggers, barrel materials (Damascus and twist steel), stock types, and the unique hammer attachment mechanism. The guide emphasizes identifying these historical firearm characteristics for collectors and enthusiasts.