Videos tagged with Matte Black Finish

Dustin from Guns of the West provides an expert-level comparison of the Heritage Badlander and Coachwhip shotguns. He details key differences in hammer design (internal vs. external), metal finishes (matte black vs. color case hardened), stock aesthetics, and action mechanics. Both models are presented as suitable for traditional shooting applications, with specific attention paid to their cylinder bore configurations and gauge/barrel length options.

The Yankee Marshal presents four firearm options for his birthday and Christmas gifts, ranging in price and style. The options include the Colt Knight Cobra, a Kimber K6s 3-inch revolver in .357 Magnum, a 2.5-inch matte black Colt Python, and a special engraved sapphire Colt Python. He also briefly mentions Henry and Ruger .357 Magnum revolvers as mid-range contenders.

Alien Gear Holsters introduces its Level III duty holster designed for compact lights, aiming to reduce the overall profile for improved comfort in vehicles and other confined spaces. This holster is available for Glock firearms and offers various finishes, including matte black, basket weave, and tan 499 for military personnel. It also features Axon capability for seamless integration with Signal Sidearm systems and body cameras.

This video introduces the new Rossi RM64, a six-shot .357 Magnum revolver designed for backcountry defense. Highlighted features include its matte black, corrosion-resistant finish and its suitability as a sidearm for protection against bears. The description also includes a call to action to join the NRA and links to various NRA publications.

The Inglis P35, a clone of the classic High Power pistol, is presented by SDS Imports. This firearm aims to capture the nostalgic appeal of the original while offering modern accessibility. It features a traditional design with options for matte black or satin nickel finishes, walnut grips, an ambidextrous safety, and a ring hammer. The sights utilize Browning dovetail specifications, allowing for aftermarket compatibility. Priced around $550 MSRP, it's positioned as an accurate and attainable option for collectors and enthusiasts of the High Power platform.

The Rossi RP63 is a .357 Magnum revolver presented as a viable concealed carry option due to its comparable size to a Glock 19 and its 50-state legal status. Key features include smooth, low-profile sights for snag-free drawing, all-stainless steel construction with a durable matte black finish, and Frog Skin grips for a secure hold. The firearm operates in both double and single-action modes, with a notably nice single-action trigger pull.

This review covers the Taurus Raging Hunter chambered in 500 Magnum, highlighting its performance and handling characteristics. The presenter emphasizes the firearm's significant power and the challenge it presents, noting the effectiveness of its ported barrel and rubberized grip in managing recoil. The video demonstrates loading, firing, and unloading the revolver, offering insights into its operation and the shooter's experience with this powerful handgun.

The Taurus 605 T.O.R.O. is highlighted as one of the first optic-ready small-frame revolvers. It features a 3-inch barrel chambered in .357 Magnum and accepts micro red dots with a Hollison K footprint. The design aims to improve aiming on short-barreled revolvers by providing a single aiming plane with a mounted optic.

This entry details the evaluation of a vintage Charter Arms Undercover revolver, purchased for $25, highlighting its condition, smooth action, and surprising accuracy despite a 2-inch barrel. It also contrasts this with a modern version suitable for daily carry, emphasizing the value and practicality of affordable firearms for EDC. The assessment comes from a firearms enthusiast and EDC practitioner familiar with online auctions and firearm performance.

This YouTube video focuses on the Taurus 856 revolver, specifically a 3-inch barrel model with 6 rounds chambered in .38 Special. The description highlights key specifications including its weight, overall length, action type (double/single), and safety features like a transfer bar. Notable features mentioned are the Coyote VZ Grips and Tritium orange front sight, indicating its suitability for low-light conditions. The video appears to be an inventory alert or product showcase for this firearm.

This video from Exile Armory showcases a wide variety of firearms and ammunition available for sale. It features new and used handguns, rifles, and shotguns, including popular models like the Glock 19 Gen 3, Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0, and various AR-style platforms. The inventory also includes a diverse selection of magazines and ammunition calibers, with pricing and some specific features mentioned for each item. The store offers layaway options over the phone.

This review of the Marlin 336W Tactical .30-30 Winchester rifle by Ozzie Reviews highlights its modern, matte black finish and M-LOK compatible forend from Midwest Industries, offering practical accessory mounting options. The review details accuracy tests with various ammunition types, finding Federal 150-grain Power-Shok to be the most accurate at 100 yards, achieving groups around 1.6 inches. While acknowledging the traditionalist appeal of lever-action rifles, the reviewer notes a slightly sticky action but deems the rifle accurate enough for hunting purposes, particularly for pest control like pigs.