Videos tagged with Turnbull Restoration

This guide details the process of shooting vintage Smith & Wesson Hand Ejector revolvers in .32-20 caliber. It covers the historical context of the Hand Ejector as a precursor to the K-frame Model 10, discusses the .32-20 cartridge's ballistics, and demonstrates live-fire techniques. The expert instruction highlights target analysis and acknowledges the challenges of vintage double-action triggers.

This guide details the process of evaluating the range performance of the Turnbull Winchester 1892 Hunter .44 Magnum. It covers preparation, ammunition selection, and accuracy assessment, highlighting the rifle's potential for tight groups. The expert review emphasizes the quality craftsmanship and effectiveness of this restored classic firearm.

This video explores the concept of 'putting lipstick on a pig' in the firearm world, where expensive custom work is applied to budget firearms. The host, with high authority and expertise in gunsmithing and market perception, explains how the cost of premium refinishing can exceed the firearm's value. The discussion highlights the difference in quality and price between a $400 and a $4,000 1911, attributing the cost to master gunsmiths' labor for fit and finish.

This video demonstrates how to send the slide of a modern firearm, specifically a Ruger LCP MAX, to Turnbull Restoration for custom color case hardening. The process involves disassembling the slide, shipping it to the restoration company, and then reassembling it upon its return. The result is a visually enhanced firearm with a durable and aesthetically pleasing finish, while maintaining original functionality.

This video offers a first look at a "Turnbullized" Browning Buck Mark pistol. Special Assignments Editor Roy Huntington explores the custom aesthetic and enhanced features of this unique firearm. The video highlights the collaboration between Turnbull Restoration and Browning, showcasing a visually striking .22 caliber plinker. Links to both Turnbull Restoration's custom Buck Mark and Browning's official Buck Mark page are provided for further information.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast, presented by Berger Bullets, features Doug Turnbull of Turnbull Restoration Co. discussing the complex decision-making process involved in gun restoration. Turnbull, a renowned expert, shares insights on when to restore a firearm, the associated costs, and which guns he prefers to work on, as well as those he avoids. The podcast aims to guide gun collectors and owners in making informed choices about preserving their firearms.

This YouTube video, "Show and Tell: Collectible Firearms | Episode 2," features a curated display of historically significant firearms. Highlights include an original MP 44 Sturmgewehr, a rare 1913 US Marine Corps Colt 1911, and a beautifully restored firearm by Turnbull. The episode also provides a practical demonstration on removing cold blue from guns. Viewers interested in supporting the channel can find a Patreon link for early access and monthly raffles. Additionally, the description promotes their "Flak & Fubar" podcast.

This video features Roy Huntington from American Handgunner taking a "First Look" at a Browning BL-22 lever-action rifle that has undergone a transformation by Turnbull Restoration. The review highlights how the rifle has been elevated from a standard plinker to a high-quality, custom family heirloom. The content focuses on the customization and craftsmanship involved in the Turnbullization process, showcasing the enhanced aesthetic and perceived value of the firearm.

This review of the Ruger Turnbull Bisley Super Blackhawk, presented by firearms expert Hickok45, highlights its Talo exclusive nature, limited production run, and exceptional Turnbull color case hardening. The video details the firearm's .45 Colt chambering, Bisley grip ergonomics, and the functional advantages of Ruger's transfer bar safety system, allowing for safe loading of all six chambers. Hickok45 provides insights into the history of the Bisley grip and color case hardening, offering a comprehensive look at this high-quality single-action revolver.

Doug Turnbull of Turnbull Restorations details the intricate processes of firearm restoration, focusing on the distinction between bone charcoal and cyanide methods for color case hardening. He explains how these techniques are applied to vintage firearms like Winchesters and Colts, and how new firearms can be finished to appear antique. The discussion highlights the craftsmanship involved in achieving historically accurate finishes and the value of preserving these pieces of history.

This video features a Facebook Live session with gunsmith Doug Turnbull of Turnbull Restoration and Manufacturing. Hosted by Guntech Steve Ostrem, the discussion delves into the intricacies of firearm restoration, fabrication, and finishing. Doug Turnbull, a renowned expert in the field, shares his knowledge and insights on bringing firearms back to life and customizing them. The conversation likely covers various aspects of antique and modern firearm refurbishment, showcasing the skill and craftsmanship involved in this specialized trade.

This review of the Smith & Wesson Model 22 (Classic Series) highlights its historical significance and modern craftsmanship, particularly the Turnbull color case hardening. Expert firearms reviewer Hickok45 demonstrates the unique loading process using .45 ACP with full moon clips, explaining their necessity for rimless cartridges in revolvers. He also covers essential maintenance, emphasizing the importance of keeping moon clips flat to ensure reliable function.