Videos tagged with Small Frame Revolver

This review covers the Taurus 850, a double-action only, five-shot, .38 Special revolver designed for concealed carry. It highlights the firearm's compact, hammerless design for pocketability, all-steel construction, and specific features like a replaceable front sight and a smooth trigger bow for comfortable range use. The review positions it as a lightweight, pocketable option suitable for personal defense.

This video delves into the challenges of finding quality leather holsters for small frame revolvers, specifically mentioning the Ruger SP101, Taurus 856, and Kimber K6s. The speaker, The Yankee Marshal, discusses the closure of Winthrop Holsters and recommends Azula Holsters as a viable option for good value and fit. The content highlights the importance of proper holster fitment for concealed carry and firearm safety.

This guide details the operation of the North American Arms Mini-Revolver with its unique folding grip. It covers the loading procedure for the five-round cylinder and the deployment of the grip, which transforms into a full-sized handle. The demonstration emphasizes the single-action nature of the firearm, requiring the hammer to be cocked for each shot, and showcases safe range practices during firing.

This video provides an overview and shooting impression of an original Colt Police Positive .38 Special revolver, likely manufactured in the 1920s. The presenter highlights its smaller frame, reminiscent of a .32 caliber, and notes a previous rebluing job that was well-executed. The firearm is shown being fired with vintage Remington Clean Bore .38 Special Police Service loads, featuring 158-grain lead bullets, and the shooter offers observations on recoil and accuracy despite the small sights.

This video explores five essential categories of revolvers that firearm enthusiasts should consider owning, emphasizing their historical significance and unique characteristics. It covers small frame revolvers for concealed carry, medium frame revolvers as versatile "do-it-all" options, large frame revolvers for their power and intimidation factor, and single-action revolvers for their iconic status and historical connection. The discussion highlights specific models like the Colt Detective Special, Smith & Wesson Model 19, Colt Python, Smith & Wesson Model 29, and Colt Single Action Army, offering insights into their design, performance, and place in American gun culture.

Caleb Giddings, General Manager of Marketing for Taurus USA, discusses his experiences with fundraising through wearing a kilt at shooting events and his recent foray into hunting. He also delves into the distinction between 'serious' and 'fun' firearms, highlighting the Heritage Barkeep and Rosco as examples of enjoyable firearms, while also emphasizing the practical applications and safety advantages of revolvers for concealed carry and new shooters. The conversation touches on the importance of choosing firearms that fit one's lifestyle and proficiency level.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Iver Johnson Safety Automatic revolvers, focusing on the 32 caliber, five-shot, small-frame models. Firearms Curator Lisa Traynor details the inventor Iver Johnson's background, the unique 'safety automatic' mechanism which prevents accidental discharge via a bar ignition system, and the historical context of these revolvers as affordable personal defense tools. The presentation highlights their role in personal protection and even their connection to significant historical events, such as the assassination of President McKinley.

The Taurus 605 T.O.R.O. is highlighted as one of the first optic-ready small-frame revolvers. It features a 3-inch barrel chambered in .357 Magnum and accepts micro red dots with a Hollison K footprint. The design aims to improve aiming on short-barreled revolvers by providing a single aiming plane with a mounted optic.

This video showcases an 8-shot .22LR Smith & Wesson Model 43C revolver. The title highlights its lightweight "featherweight" design and suggests it's a "cool" and "easy" firearm, likely appealing to new shooters or those seeking a discreet carry option. The use of emojis indicates an enthusiastic and informal presentation. The video focuses on this specific revolver and its caliber.

This YouTube video showcases North American Arms "M Master" revolvers, highlighting their compact size. The video features models chambered in both .22LR and .22 Magnum, specifically mentioning the 4-inch barrel variants. The description emphasizes the "mini" and "tiny" nature of these revolvers, suggesting a focus on their portability and unique design. It encourages viewers to "Check them out!"

This video reviews the North American Arms .22 Magnum revolver, highlighting its compact size and suitability for concealed carry and self-defense, particularly for women. The presenter demonstrates the cylinder loading and unloading process and discusses the improved trigger pull and updated sights on newer models. The video also mentions the availability of a .22 LR cylinder for softer shooting.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast, episode #83, dives deep into the world of small-frame revolvers, often referred to as 'snubbies.' Host Roy Huntington shares his personal passion and expertise on these compact firearms. The podcast is presented by 1791 Gunleather, known for their American-made leather holsters, and supported by Hodgdon, a leading supplier of smokeless and blackpowder propellants. Listeners are encouraged to read and subscribe to GUNS Magazine.