Videos tagged with James Reid

This review details the rare James Reid No. 2 Revolver, a 7-shot, .32 caliber rimfire firearm produced in New York City. It highlights the unique hidden loading gate and sheath trigger, while also noting significant design flaws like the impractical cylinder removal process. The discussion touches upon patent infringement avoidance and variations in frame design based on serial numbers.

This review examines a collection of James Reid 'My Friend' knuckledusters, including .22, .32, and .41 caliber variants, and a rare revolver. It details Reid's history, the design's dual function as a firearm and impact weapon, production numbers, and the technical operation involving cylinder removal for loading. The video highlights the decline of this design against more modern revolvers.

This review details the James Reid "My Friend" knuckle-duster revolver, a unique 19th-century firearm. It covers the inventor's history, the different models (.22 No. 1 and .32/.41 No. 2), and its dual-purpose design as both a handgun and a striking weapon. The video highlights its mechanical operation, including the sheath trigger and manual cocking, and discusses its production numbers and historical context.