Videos tagged with Ruger Bisley

Serious shooters are increasingly choosing modern revolvers in 2026 due to consistent improvements in metallurgy, machining, and mechanical reliability, dispelling claims of obsolescence. These firearms offer mechanical certainty, durability, and predictable trigger pulls, making them suitable for various applications from concealed carry to duty use. The video highlights several models, including the Ruger Vaquero, S&W 629 Mountain Gun, Heritage Roscoe, Ruger Bisley, S&W 686 Plus Mountain Gun, Diamondback SDR, and S&W UC Titanium, each offering unique advantages for specific shooter priorities.

This video features a "Sunday Shoot-a-Round" with firearms instructor Hickok45, showcasing two .45 Colt revolvers: a Smith & Wesson 625 Mountain Gun and a Ruger Bisley. The host discusses the concept of 'mountain guns,' their lighter weight and intended use, and compares them to standard revolvers. He also touches on the history of double-action revolvers and the nuances of cowboy action shooting regarding cylinder loading. The video includes shooting demonstrations, observations on accuracy and recoil, and general commentary on life and firearms.

This "Sunday Shoot-a-Round" features the hickok45 channel discussing and firing a Ruger Bisley in .45 Colt and a Smith & Wesson 686 in .357 Magnum. The video includes reflections on the passing of gun writer John Taffin, discussions on firearm maintenance and the practicality of stainless steel revolvers, and a review of Hamry Forge grips for a Smith & Wesson Ultimate Carry. The host also touches on the importance of using firearms regularly and offers thoughts on communication styles in media.

This video focuses on the Ruger Bisley Super Blackhawk, presented as part of a long-running series on the creator's revolver collection. The description indicates the channel is viewer-supported with no sponsors, encouraging patrons via Patreon and SubscribeStar. Artistic contributions are credited to Madison Stegall for the original score and Daniel Greenfield for artwork. The content likely delves into the specifics of this particular firearm model, potentially including its features, history, or personal ownership experience.

Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works joins Brownells Gun Techs to discuss the current hot market for revolvers. With new factory revolvers scarce, TGW offers 'pre-customized' Ruger Vaqueros, Blackhawks, and Bisleys with action jobs, accuracy packages, and upgraded parts. The video highlights popular modifications like improved grips and sights (Bowen, Fermin Garza, Freedom Arms) and details the benefits of action jobs and accuracy enhancements such as tighter barrel-to-cylinder gaps and muzzle crowning. TGW also works on classic rifles like the Winchester Model 71 and Browning B-78, and maintains an inventory of vintage firearms.

This guide details the reassembly process for Ruger Single-Action Revolvers, including models like the New Model Blackhawk and Bisley. It emphasizes meticulous attention to screw lengths, proper orientation of internal components like the mainspring and hammer strut, and correct installation of pivot pins and springs. The procedure concludes with a crucial function check to ensure safe and reliable operation. Instruction is provided by an official Ruger technical representative, highlighting a high level of expertise.

This entry details the custom revolver work of John Linebaugh, focusing on his powerful .500 and .475 Linebaugh cartridges and their development. It highlights the technical features engineered for extreme recoil management, such as custom cylinders and sights, and discusses their application in big game hunting. The legacy of Linebaugh's pistolsmithing is also touched upon, noting his son's continuation of the craft.

This video explores the history and design advantages of the Bisley grip frame, originating with Colt in 1894. It highlights how the steeper grip angle, lowered hammer, and curved trigger improve recoil management and target shooting ergonomics compared to standard single-action designs. The discussion also covers Bill Ruger's revival of the Bisley design and a special Lipsey's edition Bisley Blackhawk chambered in .45 Colt with an interchangeable .45 ACP cylinder.