Videos tagged with Malcolm Scope

This video demonstrates shooting an original 1863 Sharps rifle, which was rebarreled to .45-90 and is being fired with .45-70 ammunition. The owner, Boyd, is shown preparing to fire the rifle with a Malcolm scope attached. The footage captures the excitement of firing a historical firearm and the initial attempts to zero the rifle at a 100-yard target.

This guide details the planned installation of a Malcolm-style scope on an 1860s Sharps Buffalo Rifle. The rifle, originally a breech-loader, has been modified for metallic cartridges and re-barreled to .45-90. The installation aims to equip the historical firearm for modern long-range shooting, with a follow-up video promised for testing. Instruction is provided by an expert with deep knowledge of historical firearm conversions and optics.

This video provides a detailed review of the Leatherwood Hi-Lux H.W. Malcolm 20x vintage scope, highlighting its replica design of a classic Unertl scope. The reviewer covers unboxing, installation, features, and optics testing, offering insights into the scope's performance. The video emphasizes that no firearm modifications are shown and that the rifle used is a single-shot competition model. It aims to educate and entertain firearms enthusiasts interested in vintage optics.

This guide details the precision machining process for installing sights on a Sharps Borchardt rifle, as demonstrated by a master gunsmith. It covers cutting a dovetail on an octagonal barrel and mounting a Lyman front sight and a reproduction Malcolm scope, including specialized gunsmithing techniques for secure installation. The instruction emphasizes meticulous measurement and careful execution for optimal results.