Videos tagged with Model 28

This video delves into the Smith & Wesson Pre-Model 28, also known as the Highway Patrolman. It highlights the historical significance of the 'Pre-Model' designation due to the absence of a model stamp, a practice that began in the late 1950s. The review contrasts the Model 28 with the more refined Model 27, emphasizing the former's role as a robust, economical 'working man's gun'.

The Yankee Marshal argues against avoiding specific calibers for self-defense, emphasizing that 'any gun is better than no gun.' While .25 ACP and rimfire .22 Magnum are noted for potential reliability and power issues, personal competence with the chosen firearm is paramount. Legal precedents and circumstances often outweigh caliber choice, suggesting individuals should carry what they can handle effectively, from .44 Magnum to .32 ACP. The video also includes a technical segment on maintaining a Smith & Wesson Model 28.

This review of the Smith & Wesson Pre-Model 28 (Highway Patrolman) highlights its history as a cost-effective .357 Magnum for law enforcement. The N-frame design effectively handles the powerful cartridge, offering durability over the more polished Model 27. The video demonstrates its performance with both .357 Magnum and .38 Special loads, emphasizing its historical significance and appeal to revolver enthusiasts.

This video showcases a pair of Smith & Wesson Model 28 Highway Patrolman revolvers, each customized with a Midnight Bronze Cerakote finish. The creator expresses satisfaction with the pair and a desire for two more in a different caliber. The video highlights the aesthetic appeal and custom work applied to these classic firearms.