Videos tagged with Pietta Revolver

This video provides an honest review of the Pietta Deluxe Engraved 1851 Navy revolver in .44 caliber. The reviewer highlights the specific model and caliber, and directs viewers to EMF Company for purchasing information. The description also includes promotional offers for concealed carry classes, gun insurance, and NRA membership, along with social media links and contact information for Guns of the West, LLC.

This video provides a review of the Pietta Great Western II revolver, specifically chambered in .45 Colt. The content highlights a Davidson's-exclusive model and references an accompanying unboxing video. The description also includes promotional links for concealed carry permit classes, firearm insurance (U.S. Law Shield), NRA membership, and the channel's merchandise store. Social media links for Facebook and Instagram, along with a Patreon page, are also provided, indicating a strong focus on community engagement and channel support.

This video provides an unboxing and overview of Pietta's reproduction of the Dance Brothers Old Silver Deluxe Engraved revolver in .44 caliber. The presenter, associated with Guns of the West, aims to showcase the firearm and encourage channel subscriptions. The description also includes promotional offers for concealed carry permit classes, gun insurance, and NRA memberships, alongside social media and Patreon links.

This analysis debunks the possibility of a Pietta Single Action Army replica discharging without a trigger pull, based on its mechanical design. The speaker, a professional firearm designer, explains that the hammer cannot fall forward to strike a primer unless the trigger is depressed. The video also includes a review of the ThruNite TW10 weapon light.

This review of the Pietta 1851 Navy Sheriff's Model highlights its affordability at $150, featuring a brass frame and blued finish. While the bore is clean, common issues like cap jams and ignition failures due to weak caps or dirty nipples are noted. The short loading lever and smaller grip on the Sheriff's model make it less ergonomic than standard 1851 or 1860 Army models, especially for beginners.

This video reviews Pietta black powder revolvers, highlighting their affordability and unregulated shipping. It details essential gear like powder flasks and nipple wrenches, and discusses lubrication with Crisco to prevent chain fires. The speaker also advises using #10 percussion caps for a better fit and emphasizes casting bullets from soft lead for proper loading.