Videos tagged with Gallery Gun

This video showcases the Winchester Model 61 pump-action .22 rifle as an excellent tool for learning fundamental shooting skills. Instructor Hickok45 demonstrates its versatility with various .22 calibers and its smooth operation on different targets. He highlights the value of manual action rifles for teaching new shooters proper firearm handling before they advance to semi-automatic platforms.

This comprehensive review of the Winchester Model 61 .22 pump-action rifle, presented by Hickok45, highlights its historical significance, mechanical versatility, and practical shooting performance. The guide details its ability to fire .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle cartridges interchangeably, its classic hammerless takedown design, and its reliable operation. Hickok45's expert assessment emphasizes the rifle's 'real rifle' feel and aesthetic appeal, making it a highly regarded collectible and shooter.

This video showcases a vintage 1950s Sears Model 35 pump-action .22 caliber gallery gun. The owner takes the rifle to the range, highlighting its historical significance as a department store firearm from a bygone era. The description notes that many store-brand guns were manufactured by reputable companies like Winchester and High Standard. The video emphasizes the Sears Model 35's good quality, reliable function, and enjoyable shooting experience, even with older ammunition and open sights.

This is Part 14 of a series focusing on the Henry H001 lever action repeating rifle, chambered in .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle. The reviewer expresses a long-standing fascination with vintage Henry rifles, stemming from their appearance in 1990s television shows like Airwolf and The A-Team. This marks their first Henry purchase, with future intentions to acquire a Golden Boy and a gallery gun. The video also acknowledges positive mentions of Henry firearms from Buffalo's Outdoors and the involvement of 22Plinkster with the brand.

This video from NRA Gun of the Week features a review of the Rossi USA Gallery 22, a modern pump-action rifle chambered in .22 Long Rifle. The "gallery gun" design is a throwback to classic American firearms, emulating the Winchester Model 62. The review highlights its carbine configuration, 18-inch barrel, lightweight construction, and a 15-round tubular magazine fed from the barrel. It also details the adjustable buckhorn-style rear sight and drift-adjustable front sight. The Rossi Gallery 22 is available with either German beechwood or black polymer furniture and is presented as a fun and user-friendly option for both novice and expert shooters.

This video showcases the historic Winchester Model 1890 .22 caliber rifle, famously known as 'The Gallery Gun.' It highlights its widespread use in American shooting galleries until the late 1960s. The video provides contact information for Mike Hashem of Old Post Office Antiques & Collectibles, who loaned the firearm for the production. Viewers are also directed to watch another related video, 'Antique Shooting Gallery on Shooting USA.'

This video reviews the Henry "Pump Action" .22LR Rifle, describing it as an old-fashioned gallery gun perfect for plinking and general fun. The reviewer notes a minor issue with the rear sight being difficult to adjust for their eye but considers it easily rectifiable, ultimately deeming the rifle a great plinker.

This video showcases the classic 1939 Winchester Model 62 "Gallery Gun," a rifle lauded for its design and suitability for teaching new shooters and enjoying traditional American shooting. The presenter expresses personal affection for the rifle, recalling its nostalgic association with carnival games. The description includes essential disclaimers regarding safety, legality, and the video's educational and entertainment purpose, emphasizing that all activities are performed under professional supervision on approved ranges. It also directs viewers to various affiliate links and social media channels.