Videos tagged with M1873

This review showcases the Taylor's & Co. M1873 U.S. Cavalry reproduction, chambered in .45 Colt. It details the single-action loading procedure using the gate and manual hammer cocking for each shot. The video highlights the firearm's historical markings, including the 'U.S.' stamp and import marks, and demonstrates its operation and ejection.

This video features a Point of View (POV) firing demonstration of the 1873 Single Action Great Western II revolver. The description provides extensive historical context for the Colt Single Action Army (SAA), also known as the Peacemaker, detailing its design for U.S. Army trials, its long production history, various calibers and barrel lengths, and its iconic status in Americana and the American Wild West. The SAA's influence on other firearm designs and its current popularity among collectors and re-enactors are also highlighted.

This video features a Point-of-View (POV) firing demonstration of a Cattleman revolver. The description specifies it's a 1990s era Uberti Cattleman imported by Mitchell Arms. It draws parallels to the iconic Colt Single Action Army (SAA), also known as the Model P or Peacemaker, highlighting its historical significance in the American Wild West, its adoption by the U.S. Army, and its enduring design and popularity with collectors and re-enactors.

This video showcases the shooting of a Springfield Trapdoor M1873 rifle, manufactured in 1887. The description also provides a link to a subsequent part of the video. The content focuses on a historical firearm in action.

This review of the Colt Single Action Army (SAA) 'Peacemaker' highlights its iconic status and mechanical charm, including the distinct four-click hammer operation. The SAA is praised for its 'pointability' and comfortable ergonomics, especially when compared to other revolvers like the Nagant. Range performance demonstrates impressive trigger quality for aimed fire, and the loading procedure with .45 Colt rounds is noted as straightforward.

This video provides an overview of two significant French military centerfire revolvers: the Model 1873 and the Model 1892. The description highlights their long service history with French troops worldwide and notes their interesting design characteristics. The content aims to introduce viewers to these historical firearms.