Videos tagged with Pacmeyer Grips

This video discusses custom firearm grips, specifically for Smith & Wesson K-L frames, detailing their creation and installation. It also touches on various firearm-related topics, including donations for animal rescues, firearm maintenance, and general Q&A. The speaker, The Yankee Marshal, shares personal anecdotes and offers advice on firearm ownership and related activities.

The video announces a fundraiser for the Fur Friends Animal Fundraiser, offering entries into a drawing for custom Pacmeyer Silverwood grips for Smith & Wesson K/L frame revolvers. Different donation tiers provide varying numbers of entries for both the general fundraiser and the specific grip drawing. The grips are branded as 'Forest Service Department of Sasquatch' and are wraparound style.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Smith & Wesson Model 36 Chiefs Special revolver chambered in .38 Special. The presenter discusses its history as a backup firearm for police officers, its five-round capacity, and its suitability for concealed carry. Technical details include observations on its smooth action, tight lock-up, and trigger pull weights for both double-action (heavy but crisp) and single-action (very light, around 2.5-3 lbs). The video also touches on the importance of firearm capacity in self-defense scenarios and personal anecdotes about the gun's ownership history.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Smith & Wesson Model 639, a 9mm stainless steel semi-automatic pistol from the mid-1980s. The presenter, who owned the firearm since new, discusses its history as a concealed carry option, its features, and modifications made over time. He highlights its robust construction, DA/SA trigger system, and the impact of manufacturing standards from that era, while also detailing personal customizations like grip changes and sight modifications.