Videos tagged with K-frame

This guide details the operation of the Revolver Cartridge Clip Corp. speedloader, a unique, patented design from 1934. It features a flexible, stadium-style seating for six cartridges, retained by individual metal springs. The design prioritizes compact storage against the body, with a distinct loading and release mechanism requiring a firm yank of the handle. Despite its historical innovation in balancing flat storage with round loading, it remains largely forgotten.

The video emphasizes that there is no single 'best' grip for any firearm, as it is highly subjective and dependent on individual preference. The speaker, identified as a hobbyist with a casual tone, shares his personal preference for a three-finger grip on K-Frame and L-Frame revolvers, specifically a tapered version that minimizes added length. A viewer question regarding a first wheel gun is also noted.

This review examines two Smith & Wesson Hand Ejector revolvers chambered in .32-20, manufactured circa 1915-1916. The video highlights their historical importance as precursors to the K-frame Model 10 and includes a live-fire demonstration. Expert insights are provided on the .32-20 cartridge and the nuances of shooting vintage double-action revolvers, including potential trigger-related challenges.

Hickok45, an experienced firearms instructor, discusses the Smith & Wesson Model 66 revolver. He emphasizes that while technical specifications like barrel length and bullet velocity are debated, crucial defensive factors like mindset, tactics, and shot placement are far more important. He advises caution with full-power .357 Magnum loads in K-frame revolvers.

This review provides an expert-level overview of the Smith & Wesson Model 10 revolver, highlighting its historical significance and enduring design. The analysis details its K-frame construction, .38 Special caliber, and classic features like the blued finish and walnut grips. The specific Model 10-15 variant is noted for the removal of the internal lock, and the excellent single and double-action trigger pulls are praised, underscoring its continued relevance after more than 125 years.

This video showcases the Smith & Wesson Model 19 Classic No-Lock .357 Magnum Revolver, highlighting its appeal as a versatile "do it all" firearm. The presenter discusses its retro design without the controversial internal lock, its capabilities for various tasks from plinking to hunting, and compares its size and capacity to modern micro-compact pistols. The video also briefly mentions a Microtech Ultratech automatic knife and a Galco leather holster as part of the everyday carry setup. The discussion emphasizes the Model 19's classic aesthetics, wide ammunition selection, and holster options, positioning it as a beautifully crafted defensive tool.

This "From The Vault" video from Brownells features Steve showcasing the Smith & Wesson Model 16-4 revolver. This K-frame revolver, chambered in .32 H&R Magnum, was produced between 1989 and 1992. The video delves into its history, market reception at the time of its release, and its growing desirability among collectors due to its rarity. Key features, variations in barrel length, its practical use, and ammunition compatibility are also discussed, highlighting why this once-overlooked firearm is now a sought-after piece.

This YouTube video from Brownells' "From the Vault" series showcases two Smith & Wesson stainless steel rimfire revolvers: the Model 617 chambered in .22 LR and the Model 648 in .22 Magnum. Both revolvers are built on the K-frame platform and feature durable stainless construction, adjustable sights, and renowned accuracy. The video details the specific features of each model, discusses custom cylinder swaps and shooting preferences, and touches upon K-frame construction, sight options, and various barrel lengths, offering insights for shooters, hunters, and collectors.

This video features a "Wheelgun Wednesday" segment showcasing a Smith & Wesson 617 revolver. The presenter highlights its 10-shot capacity chambered in .22LR and mentions it's built on the K-frame platform, describing it as a pleasure to shoot. The video also notes a trade-in of a Charter Arms Pathfinder 6-shot revolver towards this S&W model, indicating a comparison or transition between firearms.

This Brownells Quick Tip video provides a comprehensive guide to cleaning and field stripping a revolver. Host Steve demonstrates the process using a Smith & Wesson K-frame, covering cylinder removal, barrel and chamber cleaning, and reassembly. He shares valuable pro tips, including using Hoppes No. 9, a vise for stability, and a drill-mounted brush for efficient chamber cleaning. The video also touches on alternative cleaning methods and notes for single-action revolvers, making it a useful resource for any revolver owner after a trip to the range.

This video focuses on classic Smith & Wesson K-frame revolvers chambered in .38 Special. It highlights the historical significance and popular appeal of these iconic firearms, often used for self-defense and general shooting. The content likely delves into the features, history, and possibly the handling or accuracy of these revolvers.

The Smith & Wesson Model 10 Classic, unveiled at SHOT Show 2025, revives a vintage aesthetic with 1905-style features like a pencil barrel and square butt. Notably, it omits the controversial internal lock, appealing to collectors. Modern metallurgy ensures safety with .38 Special +P, and it's available now for $979.