Videos tagged with Faux Ivory Grips

This review covers the Pietta Deluxe Engraved 1851 Navy Revolver in .44 caliber, highlighting its aesthetic appeal with full faux ivory grips and detailed engraving. The video demonstrates the loading process for black powder, including powder charges, projectile seating with .454 round balls, and the application of lube. Shooting impressions reveal the revolver tends to shoot high at 20 yards, requiring an adjusted aiming point.

This review focuses on the Kimber K6s Royal, highlighting its aesthetic appeal and functional features. The presenter praises the beautiful blued finish, the six-shot cylinder capacity, and the excellent trigger quality, even for a double-action-only mechanism. While acknowledging the bead front sight, the reviewer suggests a night sight for carry purposes and notes the presence of actual full sights on a J-frame size gun.

This video provides an unboxing and initial overview of a Pietta 1851 Navy revolver in .44 caliber with an engraved steel frame and faux ivory grips. The presenter highlights key visual differences between the .44 and .36 caliber models, such as muzzle thickness and cylinder design, and confirms its compatibility with 1860 Army loads. The video also touches on plans for future shooting demonstrations, including loose powder and paper cartridges.

This review of the Uberti USA Model 1873 Single-Action Cattleman, presented with high authority by an NRA instructor, details its historical significance as a reproduction of Theodore Roosevelt's revolver. It covers the single-action mechanism, loading procedures, and suitability for Cowboy Action Shooting, highlighting its aesthetic appeal with nickel plating and faux ivory grips.

This video introduces the new Uberti 'Teddy' Revolver, a faithful reproduction of Theodore Roosevelt's iconic Colt Single Action Army. Inspired by Roosevelt's personal firearm, the 'Teddy' features laser engraving mimicking the original and faux-ivory grips made from polymer designed to resemble genuine ivory. The revolver is chambered in .45 Colt, has a 5.5" barrel, and a nickel-plated finish. The description highlights the historical significance of the Colt Single Action Army in the American West and Theodore Roosevelt's personal connection to the firearm.

This video showcases the Dan Wesson 50th Anniversary 1911, a limited-edition commemorative firearm. The presenter highlights its stainless steel construction, high-polished finish with a DLC (Diamond-Like Coating), and unique G10 grips featuring salvaged medallions from a past Dan Wesson fire. The firearm is noted for its elegant, simple design and hand-fitted quality, positioning Dan Wesson in a premium price bracket compared to some competitors.

This video showcases custom firearm grips from GunGrips.net, highlighting their customization options for various firearm models like 1911s and Berettas. The presenter discusses the materials available (aluminum, polymer, wood), the protective UV clear coat and Cerakote finish, and the ability to add custom logos. The faux ivory and rosewood grips are shown with specific attention to detail, including cuts for ambidextrous safeties.