Videos tagged with Target Revolver

This comprehensive review delves into the Smith & Wesson K-38 Masterpiece, a legendary .38 Special target revolver. The video highlights its historical significance, post-war design improvements like the 'short action' and 'anti-backlash trigger,' and its competitive prowess. Instruction from a seasoned competitive shooter and instructor details its role in Bullseye disciplines and its enduring legacy in marksmanship.

This YouTube Short features the Rossi M518 .22LR target revolver. The video highlights it as a budget-friendly alternative to a Smith & Wesson 617, noting its six-shot stainless steel construction and target revolver features. It positions the firearm as a well-made import from the Interarms era, a time when Rossi and Taurus products were considered of good quality.

This review delves into the TOZ-36 and TOZ-49, Soviet gas-seal target revolvers developed for competitive shooting. The TOZ-36, introduced in 1962, utilized the 7.62x38mmR Nagant cartridge, while its successor, the TOZ-49 (1975), featured a shorter 26mm variant and an improved ejector. Both revolvers are single-action only and rare in the US due to import restrictions.

This video provides a review of the Smith & Wesson Model 17-3 chambered in .22 Long Rifle. The presenter encourages viewers to subscribe for more content and offers special promotions for concealed carry permits, firearm insurance, and NRA memberships. Social media links and Patreon support options are also provided, along with contact information for Guns of the West, LLC.

This video, featuring Olympic Gold Medalist Captain W.W. McMillan, details the fundamental techniques for superior pistol marksmanship, rooted in USMC tradition. It covers essential elements like grip, stance, sight alignment, focus, trigger control, and breathing. McMillan's expert instruction emphasizes the precision required for competitive shooting, translating directly to combat effectiveness.

This review of the Rossi RM66 highlights its classic styling and full-size hunting/target revolver design. It's the largest in Rossi's current lineup, chambered in .357 Magnum with a 6-inch stainless steel barrel and a 6-round cylinder. The firearm features Smith & Wesson-style controls, an adjustable sight system, and a DA/SA action with a comfortable grip for managing recoil.

This video showcases a Colt Single Action Army (SAA) Flattop Target Revolver from Rock Island Auction Co. Built in the late 1890s, this premium firearm is chambered in .44 Russian, a popular target round of its era. The description highlights its near-mint condition and features designed for target shooting, including oversized, double-diamond checkered grips for a secure hold and a drift-adjustable rear sight with a high-visibility brass insert for aiming at black bullseye targets. The video also points out the checkered wide target trigger and the excellent condition of the nitre blued screw heads. It's noted that despite its age, the revolver is suitable for shooting today, even in the early smokeless powder era.

The Kimber K6s Target .357 Magnum revolver is presented as a premium firearm with exceptional fit and finish, resembling a work of art. It features a smooth double/single action trigger with measured pull weights of approximately 7 lbs 11 oz (DA) and 3 lbs 4 oz (SA). The revolver boasts fully adjustable rear target sights and a green fiber optic front sight, offering versatility with both .38 Special and .357 Magnum ammunition.

This video showcases a rare Colt Bisley Flattop Target Revolver from the Rock Island Auction Company. The description highlights its historical significance, comparing it to a tricked-out 1911 Gold Cup and noting its origins as a target variant of the Single Action Army. The video emphasizes the limited production of these Flattop Bisleys, particularly the specific example chambered in .32-44, a cartridge requiring handloading. Key features like its unique grip, target sights, long barrel, and detailed hammer checkering are pointed out, underscoring the firearm's craftsmanship and preservation.

This "From the Vault" video from Brownells features Steve and Keith at Rock Island Auction Company showcasing a cased pair of pre-WWII Colt .22 rimfire target handguns. The collection includes a true revolver with adjustable sights and a "Camp Perry Model" single-shot pistol that shares a similar frame and design. Both firearms are described as being in near-flawless condition, highlighting their historical significance and exceptional craftsmanship, with the Camp Perry Model noted as an influence on later designs like the Ruger Hawkeye.

This review delves into the rare Webley WS Target revolver in .22 Rimfire, a successor to the WG model, blending the Mark IV's mechanics with the WG's target grip. It highlights the Target model's adjustable sights and 7.5-inch barrel, contrasting it with the Army variant. The unique stepped cylinder and barrel liner construction are detailed, alongside its low production numbers and historical military training use.

This video showcases the acquisition of a Charter Arms Pathfinder .22lr revolver with a 4.2-inch barrel. The creator expresses excitement about owning a .22 revolver for recreational shooting and anticipates taking it to the range soon. The focus is on the initial impressions and anticipation of using the firearm for target practice and general range fun.