Videos tagged with Two-Inch Barrel

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 reviews two Heritage .22LR revolvers: the Barkeep with a 2-inch barrel and the Rough Rider Birds Head with a 4.25-inch barrel. The presenter highlights the Birds Head grip's unique feel and improved handiness, noting it feels more 'pointable' and steady for one-handed shooting. Both revolvers are presented as affordable options for plinking and general use, with discussions on their adjustable sights (via bending), single-action operation, and ejection methods.

This review covers the Smith & Wesson Model 10-5, a classic six-shot .38 Special revolver with a two-inch barrel, manufactured around 1973-1974. The reviewer highlights its historical significance as a common detective's sidearm and a reliable carry gun. Shooting impressions are provided using various .38 Special ammunition types, including 148-grain lead wadcutters.

This video provides a hands-on comparison of the Heritage Barkeep .22LR and .22 Magnum revolvers, focusing on accuracy, terminal ballistics, and general range performance. The presenter, an experienced shooter, demonstrates shooting at various distances and against different targets, offering insights into the practical differences between the two calibers in a compact firearm platform.

The Kimber K6s is a compact, stainless steel snub-nose revolver chambered in .357 Magnum and .38 Special. It features a six-shot cylinder, a double-action-only trigger, and a two-inch barrel, making it suitable for personal defense and backcountry carry. The firearm boasts rounded edges for snag-free drawing and a comfortable grip designed for managing recoil.