Videos tagged with Firearms Collecting

This video details a pawn shop challenge to assemble a classic EDC (Everyday Carry) for under $500. The instructor focuses on acquiring a functional firearm and a knife, highlighting vintage revolvers like the Colt Cobra and Smith & Wesson 642, and a Gerber Gator knife. The challenge emphasizes finding value in older, used firearms for a practical EDC setup.

This video features TheYankeeMarshal discussing various firearms, including the Manurhin MR88 and Ruger Redhawk, alongside community engagement through Patreon and YouTube Super Chats. He touches on firearm collecting, potential legal issues surrounding gun giveaways, and touches on current events. The speaker's extensive experience in firearms is evident through his detailed discussions and practical advice.

This video delves into the legacy of Francis Bannerman, a pivotal figure in making military firearms accessible to collectors. It explores his business model, Bannerman's Island, and the types of surplus arms he sold, including notable examples like the Winchester Lee Navy and modified P14 rifles. The discussion also touches upon the historical context of gun collecting and the influence of Bannerman's operations on subsequent surplus dealers.

Hickok45 highlights how Las Vegas serves as a prime location for acquiring unique and collectible firearms, particularly through its annual Antique Arms Show. He showcases several firearms acquired in Las Vegas, including a Colt Single Action Army, a Winchester 1886, and a Sharps 1874 Sporter, emphasizing the value of attending large regional shows for competitive pricing and access to hard-to-find pieces. The video also touches on the importance of physically inspecting firearms before purchase.

This episode of Gun Talk Nation features a discussion with Jared Gomez of SDS Arms, focusing on their imported firearms, particularly Turkish-made models like Tisas and the Mac series. The conversation delves into the growing popularity of vintage-style firearms, the appeal of customization, and the evolving landscape of firearms manufacturing. They also touch upon the online gun community's dynamics and the global reach of firearms production.

Hickok45 showcases a Smith & Wesson Model 20 revolver, a precursor to the .357 Magnum, and an early AR-15 SP1 rifle. He discusses the historical context of these firearms, their design evolution, and provides shooting impressions. The video highlights the differences between older and modern firearm designs and touches on the importance of understanding firearm history for collectors and shooters.

This video provides a beginner's primer on classic military Colt firearms, focusing on the Single Action Army and the 1911/1911 A1 models. It highlights key inspection points for collectors, such as matching serial numbers, inspector marks, action timing (four clicks), and original finish. The presenter emphasizes that while restorations can make guns visually appealing, original, matching examples command higher values, especially for military-issued pieces.

This live stream from D'Boss Firearms features discussions on various firearms-related topics, including the potential for a joint channel with The King of Camo, gun shop operations, customer interactions, firearms customization, and industry insights. The hosts share their experiences, offer advice on starting a gun business, and discuss their favorite firearms, highlighting the challenges and rewards of the firearms industry.

This video provides a live walkthrough of an online firearms auction hosted by D'Boss Outdoors, highlighting numerous firearms and accessories available for bidding. The presenter details various models, including military-issued firearms like the Remington Model 11, historical rifles such as the Argentino Mouser and Hungarian Budapest M95, and modern sporting rifles. The auction concludes shortly after the broadcast, with bidding facilitated through dbossoutdoors.hibid.com. Shipping is available to most of the lower 48 states, with some restrictions for California, Illinois, and New York.

This entry details the book 'Licensed Troubleshooter: The Guns of James Bond' by Caleb Daniels, announced on Forgotten Weapons. The book explores both fictional and real-world firearms associated with James Bond, drawing from literary and cinematic portrayals, and their historical context. It highlights the author's expertise in Bond lore and firearms, with a Kickstarter campaign offering various editions and stretch goals.

This episode of the Guns Magazine Podcast features an interview with Joel Cander of Rock Island Auction Company, discussing upcoming auctions and notable firearms. Key highlights include the "Marshfield Find," a near-mint condition Winchester Model 1886 in its original crate, and historical pieces like a Louis XIII presentation wheel lock and Pat Garrett's gold-plated Colt Thunderer. The discussion also covers the auction process, firearm valuation, and the importance of provenance in collecting.

This video focuses on "Milsurp Hunting," a term that suggests the search for surplus military items, likely including firearms and associated equipment, from World War II. The title implies a challenging expedition, encountering "all our problems," indicating potential difficulties in the hunt. The content likely involves exploring historical sites or flea markets to find these artifacts, with a potential focus on the firearms aspect of milsurp collecting and civilian tactical applications (civtac).