Videos tagged with Gutter Sights

This video provides a tabletop review and field strip of the Henry Golden Boy Deadeye revolver, focusing on the .22 LR variant with updated adjustable sights. The presenter compares it to the .357 Magnum version, discussing weight differences, the cost implications of manufacturing the .22 cylinder, and the functionality of the new sights. The review also touches on the revolver's operation, trigger feel, and grip differences.

This video provides an unboxing and initial impression of the Tisas 1911A1 Government pistol in .45 ACP. The host details the included accessories, examines the firearm's features like its positive safety and wood grips, and outlines a planned 5,000-round burndown series. The review highlights the pistol's resemblance to WWII-era M1911A1s and its value proposition.

This video discusses techniques for shooting snub-nose revolvers with gutter sights, emphasizing proper grip and sight alignment. The speaker also touches on ammo storage, the quality of Minute Man ammo for self-defense, and potential nicknames for modern firearms. Advice is given for shooters experiencing recoil sensitivity, recommending options like a .357 Magnum lever-action carbine.

The Yankee Marshal hosts an open chat podcast discussing various firearms topics, viewer questions, and community support for the Pets and Vets Program. Topics range from single-shot firearms and their utility to specific handgun models like the Dan Wesson DWX, Glock variants, and revolvers. The discussion also touches on firearm maintenance, refinishing with Cerakote, and the aesthetics of different firearm designs, including the minimalist appeal of Glocks versus more complex polymer frames. The host emphasizes practical considerations for carrying firearms and the importance of choosing a firearm one shoots best.

The Yankee Marshal introduces his new Smith & Wesson 629 Carry Comp Performance Center revolver chambered in .44 Magnum. He highlights its compensated and ported 3-inch barrel, gutter-style rear sights, low-profile front sight, and excellent trigger. The firearm comes with both wood and rubber grips. He notes its tight lock-up and acquired it for under $800, considering it a good deal.