Videos tagged with Pachmayr Grips

This guide provides an expert overview of the Detonics MkVI's disassembly and maintenance, drawing on detailed technical explanations. It covers the unique internal mechanics, such as the triple recoil spring and bushingless barrel, highlighting the complexities involved in maintaining this compact .45 ACP pistol. The information is presented with the authority expected from a seasoned firearms instructor.

This video showcases two custom Browning Hi-Power pistols worked on by MK3 Firearms. One is a restored Mark III with a tightened action, adjusted trigger, and abbreviated beaver tail. The second is a Mark I that received a factory-style restoration, including parkerizing, a polished barrel, and custom sights (gold bead front, Novak cut rear).

This video provides a concise, demonstration-oriented review of the Smith & Wesson 442 pocket revolver, highlighting its hammerless Double Action Only (DAO) operation and suitability as a backup gun. Expert reviewer demonstrates loading with a speed loader and controlled rapid fire on an outdoor range, emphasizing safe handling practices. The review covers chambering for .38 Special +P and the use of Pachmayr grips for improved handling.

This YouTube video focuses on aftermarket grip upgrades for the Ruger Alaskan revolver. The title "New Ruger Alaskan Grips (Learned My Lesson)" suggests the creator is sharing a personal experience and lesson learned regarding grip selection for this specific firearm. The content likely delves into the benefits of the new grips, potentially comparing them to the factory or previous grips, and explaining why the change was necessary. This will be of interest to Ruger Alaskan owners and those looking to improve the ergonomics and handling of their revolvers.

This video provides an expert review of the Smith & Wesson Model 13, a K-frame revolver famously used by the FBI. Hickok45, a highly experienced firearms instructor, details its history, physical characteristics, and performance, including a discussion on the iconic 'FBI load' ammunition. The review emphasizes practical shooting techniques and the revolver's place in law enforcement history.

This review of the Ruger New Model Single Six Revolver, presented by sootch00, highlights its historical significance, operational mechanics, and performance. The video details the evolution from the original Single Six to the New Model with its transfer bar safety, discusses its single-action operation, and compares it to the budget-friendly Ruger Wrangler. Expert insights cover accuracy, trigger pull, and value, making it a comprehensive overview for enthusiasts.

This video provides an in-depth review of a used Ruger Redhawk revolver chambered in .44 Magnum. The presenter details modifications made, including replacing the stock wood grips with Pachmayr grips for improved shooting comfort and recoil management. Accuracy testing is conducted at 15 and 50 yards with various ammunition types, including factory loads from Federal and Hornady, Sig Sauer V-Crown, and the presenter's handloads. The Sig Sauer V-Crown ammunition demonstrated the best accuracy, achieving a 1.28-inch group at 50 yards.

This video provides a positive review of the Smith & Wesson Model 66 K-frame .357 Magnum revolver. The speaker, Joel Persinger (Gun Guy), highlights its suitability for concealed carry due to its manageable size and weight compared to heavier .357 Magnum revolvers. He also discusses its effectiveness as a home defense firearm, noting its reliability and power, though recommending .38 Special +P for indoor use to mitigate over-penetration. The stainless steel variant is praised for its ease of maintenance. The review touches on its historical popularity with law enforcement and its continued utility for hunting and personal defense.

This comprehensive review from Iraqveteran8888 dives into the world of CZ75 Police Trade-Ins. The hosts, demonstrating high authority and technical knowledge, inspect several surplus models, highlighting early vs. Pre-B features and potential issues like muzzle damage. They emphasize the importance of replacing springs for reliability and discuss ammunition and magazine compatibility, concluding these vintage pistols offer exceptional value with minor refurbishment.

This entry details the Smith & Wesson Model 686 'No Dash' revolver, highlighting its specifications, design evolution, and identification markers. It covers the significance of the 'No Dash' designation, the voluntary recall for cylinder lock-up issues, and comparisons to newer models. The L-Frame's durability for .357 Magnum loads and the accuracy potential of the 6-inch barrel are emphasized, with a note on aftermarket Pachmayr grips.