Videos tagged with Retro Firearm

This video showcases a retro Smith & Wesson Model 36 "no lock" revolver as part of an everyday carry (EDC) setup. It highlights the appeal of classic revolvers for self-defense, discussing the Model 36's J-frame size, steel construction, and .38 Special caliber. The presenter also features a Bianchi Model 57 Remedy holster and a Buck Squire lockback knife, emphasizing a cohesive retro EDC theme.

This video reviews Smith & Wesson's new "No Lock" Model 36 revolver, a modern iteration of the classic all-steel design. The presenter highlights the absence of the internal lock mechanism, often referred to as the "Hillary hole," and compares it to a 1950s original. Shooting impressions are provided using Black Hills 148-grain wadcutters at approximately 10-11 yards, with a plan to conduct further accuracy testing using a Ransom Rest.

This video provides an expert overview of the H&R DOE 9mm Pistol, presented by an experienced Palmetto State Armory employee. It details the firearm's historical significance as a Department of Energy issued weapon, its specific components like the HR-15 brace and 635 lower, and technical specifications including barrel length and threading. The video also announces the product's launch date and availability as a complete pistol or upper.

This review covers the Walther PPKS in 32 ACP, a modern reproduction of the classic James Bond firearm. The video details the PPKS variant's extended grip and increased magazine capacity compared to the original PPK. It highlights the firearm's historical significance, its original caliber, and provides insights into its handling characteristics, including a strong double-action pull and potential for slide bite if grip is not optimized. The review also touches on the firearm's specifications, such as barrel length, weight, and trigger pull, positioning it as a capable concealed carry option for enthusiasts of historical firearms.

This video reviews the Winchester 1300 Defender, a retro pump-action shotgun with a 7+1 capacity, featuring classic wood furniture and a smooth bore with a bead sight. The presenter highlights its reliable action, easy loading, and aesthetic appeal as a defensive firearm, noting its smooth operation and good condition for a vintage piece.

This video provides an in-depth look at the rare Smith & Wesson Model 547, a 9mm K-frame revolver produced for an overseas order. Key features highlighted include its unique cylinder design for 9mm extraction without moon clips, a bobbed hammer, and a specialized two-step firing pin intended to reliably ignite harder-primed machine gun ammunition. The presenter, Jerry Miculek, shares his personal acquisition story and notes the limited production run of approximately 10,000 units.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Glock P80, a modern reproduction of the original Gen 1 Glock 17. The hosts, with extensive experience in Glocks, discuss its historical significance, design elements, and performance. They highlight its appeal as a collectible and a functional firearm, comparing it to other Glock generations and contemporary pistols. The review emphasizes the P80's function-first philosophy and its place in Glock's evolution.

This is a 60-second review of the Walther PPK, a firearm described as a "cool relic from the past." The reviewer admits it's not the most reliable or practical but emphasizes its high cool factor. The description also notes the inclusion of "pointless unfunny humor." The video also includes social media links for Instagram and Discord.

This video from Exile Armory LLC showcases a wide variety of newly arrived firearms, including competition pistols, custom shop models, and popular rifle platforms. Amber highlights specific models like the CZ 8011LD 9mm, Smith & Wesson 1911 Commander, B&T APC 300 in 300 Blackout, and a limited edition Colt Gau-58. The presenter emphasizes the availability of these firearms for purchase at the dealership, encouraging viewers to visit in person to handle the inventory.