Videos tagged with Pachmayr

This comprehensive review tests 16 different revolver speedloaders and loading devices, evaluating speed, ease of use, and cost. The Safariland Comp II emerges as the best all-around option, balancing speed, size, and price. For budget-conscious users, the HKS loader offers excellent value, while the Speed Beez excels in gun compatibility. The Jet-Loader is identified as the fastest for pure speed.

This video features Bill Wilson showcasing a rare collection of custom 1911 pistols from legendary 'past masters' like Armand Swenson, Jim Hoag, and Pachmayr to Massad Ayoob. Wilson, a pioneer in custom 1911s himself, details the innovative features and historical significance of these masterfully crafted firearms, highlighting techniques and designs that influenced the industry. The discussion emphasizes the craftsmanship and legacy of these early gunsmiths.

This video showcases a newly acquired Smith & Wesson 36-1 with a 3-inch barrel. The owner discusses their preference for square butt frames or longer grips for better symmetry and feel, particularly with finger grooves. The video features a comparison of various aftermarket grips, including factory, Uncle Mike's boot grips, Pachmayr "The Gripper", vintage Jay Scott wood round-to-square conversion grips, and Safariland combat grips. The reviewer expresses surprise that the hard plastic Safariland grips offer the best combination of aesthetics and feel for concealed carry and are acceptable for target practice. The Pachmayr "The Gripper" are noted as best for target shooting due to their size and softness. The reviewer also mentions Hogue and other Pachmayr models as good for target shooting but potentially too bulky for concealed carry, and expresses interest in trying grips from a Model 60 despite their higher cost.

This video showcases 12 affordable DIY upgrades for Glock pistols, all under $30, focusing on enhancing performance and ergonomics. Key upgrades include improved magazine wells and releases for faster reloads, trigger connectors for a lighter pull, and durable recoil guide rods. Sighting systems like adjustable rears and fiber optics are covered, alongside essential maintenance tools and grip enhancements for better handling.

The Browning 725 Pro Sport is presented as a top-tier clay gun, featuring a Grade 5/6 American Black Walnut stock with an adjustable comb and a slim grip. Its action boasts a satin black finish with gold 'ProSport' inlays and superior wood-to-metal fit. The barrels are back-bored with elongated forcing cones, and it includes eight extended DS chokes, balancing weights, and a Pachmayr recoil pad.

The Winchester Model 70 Extreme Weather SS is a robust, lightweight bolt-action rifle designed for harsh conditions. It features a controlled round feed action with a pre-64 style claw extractor for reliability, a three-position safety for secure unloading, and a free-floated stainless steel barrel. The Bell and Carlson composite stock with an aluminum bedding block ensures stability, and the M.O.A. trigger provides a crisp pull. Available in multiple calibers, it aims for 1 MOA accuracy.

This episode of TGC News covers a range of new firearm-related developments. It highlights a new Walther pistol and a new grip from Pachmayr. The segment also touches on Fightlite introducing a smaller firearm and discusses broader "gundustry shake ups." The video includes links to the TGC Patreon, Amazon affiliate products, TGC merchandise, and a deal for dealer cost gear, along with a promotion for a TGC Panel event. Several gunsmithing tools are also linked for purchase.

This video showcases Lyman's Auto-Advance Target Stand, highlighting its remote control functionality for easy target changes without needing to walk downrange. It also briefly mentions new handgun grips from Pachmayr, emphasizing personalization options for both pistols and revolvers. The content focuses on convenience and customization in shooting accessories.

This video showcases a personal collection of older firearms, highlighting a signature Swenson 1911, a Pachmayr Combat Special, and an early Wilson Combat 1911 from the 1980s. The description invites viewers to contact Wilson Combat directly for product inquiries.

This video details the process of creating and installing a custom leather-covered recoil pad on an L.C. Smith shotgun. It covers preparing the stock by filling old screw holes, shaping a new Pachmayr pad using a specialized fixture, and carefully forming thin pigskin leather over the pad. The tutorial emphasizes precision gluing, creating seamless screw hole plugs, and finishing touches like burnishing.

This review showcases the Thompson Center Contender pistol with a Super 14 barrel in .35 Remington, demonstrating impressive accuracy at 100 yards and surprising long-range capability at 440 yards. The video highlights the effectiveness of the 200-grain Hornady LeverEvolution ammunition and the utility of a Leupold handgun scope for extended distances. It proves the .35 Remington is a viable cartridge for a single-shot pistol beyond typical handgun ranges.

This YouTube video from Brownells focuses on the D752 Decelerator Recoil Pad manufactured by Pachmayr. The content highlights the features and benefits of this recoil pad, likely demonstrating its application and effectiveness in reducing felt recoil. Additional information and resources can be found on the Brownells website.