Videos tagged with Pearl Grips

This video details the Smith & Wesson Favorite, a rare double-action revolver technically known as the New Model Navy. It highlights its unique features, including a lighter construction, a fancy front sight, and barrel address moved to the cylinder. The firearm's history is traced back to a potential Russian Navy contract that never materialized, leading to its assembly and sale in the late 1880s/early 1890s as a high-end variant.

This video showcases the North American Arms (NAA) 50th Anniversary Mini Revolver, a collectible firearm featuring faux pearl grips and gold accents. It demonstrates the loading procedure with Aguila .22 Super Maximum ammunition and a brief shooting session on a range. The presentation highlights the unique design and commemorative aspects of this specialized mini revolver.

This video showcases two new items from North American Arms: a 50th Anniversary Gold Belt Buckle designed for .22 LR with pearl grips, and the Sentinel pistol. The Sentinel, released last year, is presented as a more practical everyday carry option with a square barrel, black pebble rubber grip, and a swing-out cylinder for easy reloading. It also features a tritium front sight and is noted for its pocket or belt carry suitability.

Amber from Exile Armory showcases a wide variety of newly arrived firearms, including revolvers, pistols, and rifles from brands like Ruger, Taurus, CZ, Mossberg, Sig Sauer, and Springfield. The video highlights specific models, calibers, and prices, with a focus on new inventory and customer appreciation. Amber also briefly touches on the importance of national unity and remembrance.

This video showcases two highly customized, gold-plated firearms: a Palmetto State Armory (PSA) AK-P pistol chambered in 7.62x39mm and a Colt Government Model 1911 in .45 ACP. The PSA AK-P features traditional wood furniture and a gold magazine, while the Colt 1911 boasts intricate floral engravings, pearl-style grips, and a high-polish gold finish. The presentation emphasizes the aesthetic appeal and custom nature of these unique firearms.

This review covers the Uberti 1873 Single-Action Engraved Cattleman revolver in stainless steel, chambered in .45 Long Colt. It highlights the firearm's classic design, engraved details, pearl-style grips, and practical features like a higher fixed front sight and an oblong ejector grip characteristic of Uberti's new model single-actions. The review notes its suitability for handgun hunting, backwoods protection, and plinking, while acknowledging the traditional sights are best for close-range work.

This video provides an unboxing and range test of the Heritage Rough Rider .22LR revolver, specifically the Annie Oakley Heritage Edition with pearl grips and gold accents. The reviewer, a self-proclaimed fan of these revolvers, tests its accuracy with .22LR ammunition (Aguila Super Extra 40gr and Armscor 36gr hollow points) and .22 Magnum (Federal Critical Defense 45gr). The firearm demonstrates good grouping at close range and maintains reasonable accuracy with .22 Magnum rounds, with the primary critique being the occasional finish imperfections common to Zamak frames.