Videos tagged with Remington New Model Army

This video from Guns of the West explores the characteristics of Remington cap and ball revolvers, comparing them favorably to Colt models in several key areas. Instructor Dustin highlights the Remington's enclosed frame for better cap management, its point-of-aim accuracy, and the convenient groove for loading paper cartridges. The video also showcases a Remington revolving carbine and a compact .31 caliber model.

This video provides a detailed close-up comparison between the Colt 1860 Army and the Remington New Model Army, both popular 44 caliber cap and ball revolvers. The presenter, Dustin from Guns of the West, discusses aesthetic preferences, mechanical differences like frame design and loading lever mechanisms, and practical considerations such as cylinder swapping and sight accuracy. While acknowledging the Colt's classic appeal, the video highlights several advantages of the Remington, particularly its superior sights and ease of use with paper cartridges.

This video wraps up the 'Brotherhood of the Traveling 1858' experience, detailing the return of a Pieta reproduction of the Remington New Model Army. The presenter packs the firearm, including a provided holster and a communal journal, adding viewer-suggested items like bullet lube, cappers, and a paper cartridge former. The video encourages viewers to follow the 'Brotherhood of the Traveling 1858' for updates on the firearm's journey.

This video demonstrates the process of loading and firing a Pietta Traveling 1858, a reproduction of the Remington New Model Army, using paper cartridges. The presenter, Dustin from Guns of the West, walks through the steps of preparing the cylinder, inserting cartridges, seating bullets, applying lube, and capping the nipples. He then provides shooting impressions at approximately 15 yards, noting the effectiveness of both curr bullets and round balls.

This video provides a first look at Pietta's "Brotherhood of the Traveling 1858" revolver, a reproduction of the Remington New Model Army. The presenter, Dustin from Guns of the West, details the program where the firearm travels across the country for influencers and shooters to experience. He highlights the engraved steel frame, the two-tone finish, and the .44 caliber, capping and ball design, noting plans to shoot it with both loose powder and paper cartridges.

This video addresses the common challenge of capping Remington-style cap and ball revolvers due to their angled cylinder cuts. The presenter demonstrates how a specifically designed '12cap capper' with narrower arms can overcome this issue, contrasting it with the easier capping of Colt-style revolvers. The guide also covers capping smaller Remington pocket models.

This video provides a visual and quantitative comparison of various black powder revolvers, focusing on their size and weight. Host Dustin demonstrates the physical dimensions and scales different models, from the small Remington Pocket Model to the large Colt Walker, offering practical context for potential owners.

This YouTube video focuses on shooting the Remington New Model Army, a historical firearm. While the description is currently sparse, the title clearly indicates the subject matter. The video is expected to showcase the operation and performance of this specific revolver, likely providing visual content for firearm enthusiasts interested in vintage firearms or the Remington brand.

This video explores five of the most expensive revolvers ever auctioned, highlighting their historical significance and immense value. It details specific models like Ulysses S. Grant's Remington New Model Army, the cased Colt Civilian Walker, and Theodore Roosevelt's engraved Colt Single Action Army. The revolvers are presented as more than just firearms; they are artifacts connecting collectors to pivotal moments in American history and design.

This Q&A session from C&Rsenal covers a wide range of firearms topics, from the surprising complexity of repeating shotguns and the Pedersen device to the nuances of Mauser actions and the historical significance of various revolvers. The hosts discuss the engineering challenges behind firearms like the Winchester 97, the evolution of pistol actions, and the aesthetic appeal of different rifle designs. They also touch upon the practicalities of concealed carry, the challenges of historical firearms research, and the enduring legacy of certain firearm designs.

This video from BIG MAN with GUN, featuring insights from a firearms expert with high authority, explores the four most expensive guns sold by Rock Island Auction Company. It details the historical significance, craftsmanship, and auction prices of pieces like the Millikin Dragoon, Colt Walker, Napoleon Presentation Garniture, and Ulysses S. Grant's Remington Revolvers, highlighting the value placed on rare and historically important firearms.

This video provides an expert overview of choosing a first black powder revolver, with a strong recommendation for the 1851 Colt Navy Reproduction. The instructor, Dustin, details common models from Uberti and Pietta, discusses the pros and cons of steel vs. brass frames, and explains differences in sights and handling between Colt and Remington designs. The advice is practical and geared towards new shooters in the cap-and-ball hobby.