Videos tagged with Triple Locking Cylinder

This video focuses on the Ruger Super Redhawk revolver chambered in .22 Hornet. The description highlights its eight-shot capacity, light recoil, and high velocity, making it an ideal choice for varmint and predator hunting. The video also emphasizes the revolver's durable construction, including a triple-locking cylinder and reinforced stainless steel components, suggesting longevity and reliability for future generations. It aims to provide viewers with an in-depth look at this particular firearm.

This guide provides an overview of the Ruger Custom Shop Super GP100 Competition, focusing on its competitive shooting applications and key features. It details the firearm's design elements, including its custom shop enhancements for improved trigger pull and accuracy, its robust triple-locking cylinder, and its sighting system. The information is presented with a professional and technical tone, suitable for intermediate to advanced shooters looking to understand this specialized competition revolver.

This video provides a first look at the Ruger Custom Shop Super GP100 revolver chambered in 9mm Luger. It highlights the use of full moon clips for efficient loading and ejection of semi-auto pistol cartridges, a feature uncommon in revolvers. The review notes the revolver's Hogue Monogrip, its GP100 heritage with triple cylinder locking, and the safety of its transfer bar ignition system. The firearm is described as a pleasure to shoot due to its weight and features like a fiber optic front sight and a forged barrel.

This review of the Ruger SP101 9mm by TFB TV's James Reeves highlights its all-steel construction and unique features for a 9mm revolver. While acknowledging a potential initial reliability issue, the expert assessment points to a well-built firearm with mild recoil, suitable for enthusiasts seeking a classic revolver platform in a modern caliber. The review details trigger pull, ergonomics, and compares it to other models.

The Ruger GP100 Match Champion is designed for competitive shooting, offering fast, accurate shots. Key features include a 4.2-inch half-lug slab-sided barrel for lively handling, an 11-degree target crown for accuracy, and a match-tuned action with polished internals for a smooth double-action pull and crisp let-off. It also boasts a fast sight picture with Novak low mount rear and fiber optic front sights, and a custom hardwood grip for optimal control.

This review of the Ruger Redhawk, presented by sootch00, highlights its historical significance as a powerful "hand cannon" introduced in 1979. The video details its robust construction, various caliber options (.44 Magnum, .41 Magnum, .357 Magnum, .45 Long Colt), and available barrel lengths. Expert insights are provided on its unique triple-locking cylinder for enhanced durability and its smooth trigger mechanism, making it a favored choice for hunting and magnum load enthusiasts.