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 expert-level analysis from Ballistics Lab delves into aftermarket recoil pads for Tikka T3x rifles, highlighting their impact on shootability and comfort. The video contrasts the limited effectiveness of the factory pad with innovative designs like the Back-Stop, which uses a gyroid lattice structure for superior recoil absorption. It also discusses budget-friendly options like Limbsaver and custom-fit solutions such as Pachmayr.

This video features Bill Wilson and Massad Ayoob showcasing a rare collection of custom 1911 pistols crafted by legendary gunsmiths like Armand Swenson, Jim Hoag, and Pachmayr. They delve into the historical significance and unique technical innovations of these masterfully built firearms, including specific features like barrel positioners, long-slide conversions, and custom sights, highlighting the foundational work that influenced modern custom pistol building.

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 simulates a big game hunt using a 1874 Shiloh Sharps Montana Roughrider rifle chambered in .45-70. Expert shooter Hickok45 demonstrates marksmanship by engaging various steel animal targets, highlighting the rifle's features like its set trigger and heavy barrel. The session emphasizes controlled shooting, reloading techniques, and the practical application of a powerful single-shot rifle for hunting scenarios.

This guide details a grip upgrade for a Smith & Wesson Model 10 PPC revolver, focusing on replacing rubber grips with traditional wood target grips for aesthetic and functional enhancement. The process involves careful removal of old grips, cleaning, and installation of new grips, emphasizing a classic 'wood and steel' look. The video highlights the expertise of Ken Eversol in 1980s custom revolver builds.

This video provides a comprehensive guide to 12 DIY upgrades for Glock pistols, all under $30, as presented by a Brownells Gunsmith. It covers enhancements for magazine well, magazine release, trigger connector, recoil guide rod, sights, maintenance tools, slide lock lever, safety plunger, grip tape, and grip gloves. The instruction emphasizes practical, budget-friendly modifications to improve firearm performance and handling.

Joel Persinger, an experienced firearms instructor, highlights the enduring reliability of revolvers for home defense and concealed carry. He details the Smith & Wesson Model 10-14, emphasizing its accuracy and the effectiveness of .38 Special ammunition, even with modern +P loads. The guide also covers setting up a practical home defense station with essential accessories.

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 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.