Videos tagged with Henry Deringer

This video delves into the history and mechanics of Colt's .41 Derringers, tracing their lineage from Henry Deringer's original design. It highlights the First Model's unique rotating barrel and combat grip, and the Third Model's simpler side-tilting barrel mechanism. The discussion covers production numbers, extractor types, and variations, offering a detailed look at these historical pocket pistols.

This segment of American Rifleman Television's "I Have This Old Gun" series delves into the history and development of the original Deringer pocket pistols, designed by Henry Deringer of Philadelphia. The video also explores the later "Derringer" copies that, despite a misspelling, became synonymous with small, concealable handguns. The content emphasizes the historical significance and evolution of these iconic firearms.

This Brownells "From the Vault" video features Roy Hill discussing his Remington Model 95 Derringer in .41 Rimfire. He delves into the history of this iconic concealed carry handgun, which is based on an earlier design by Henry Deringer and was manufactured by Remington from 1866 to 1935. Hill shares the fascinating personal history of his acquired firearm and demonstrates its basic functions, highlighting its recognizable status as a compact handgun.