Videos tagged with Tyler Gun Works

This review provides an expert-level overview of the Smith & Wesson Model 10 revolver, highlighting its historical significance and enduring design. The analysis details its K-frame construction, .38 Special caliber, and classic features like the blued finish and walnut grips. The specific Model 10-15 variant is noted for the removal of the internal lock, and the excellent single and double-action trigger pulls are praised, underscoring its continued relevance after more than 125 years.

This "From the Vault" episode features Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works, who shares the story behind his prized possession: a pair of custom-made Three Heart Chihuahua spurs by Jerry Cates. While not a firearm, the narrative highlights the cultural significance of spurs in Western heritage, drawing parallels to essential cowboy equipment like Colt revolvers and Winchester/Marlin lever-action rifles. The story recounts Bobby's journey of acquiring, selling, and eventually repurchasing these unique spurs, underscoring their sentimental and historical value.

This video features a product spotlight on the Tyler Gun Works "Working" Custom Revolver, also referred to as the "Bow-Ty Express." Bobby Tyler of Tyler Custom Gun Works discusses his new single-action revolver, which is a modified Ruger Vaquero. Key features include a custom grip frame designed by Ronnie Wells, inspired by the Elmer Keith No. 5 but improved for comfort, with a longer profile, rounded edges, and a thinner backstrap. The revolver also boasts weight-reducing cuts, a Skinner Sights dovetail front sight, a Bisley hammer and trigger, a Belt Mountain base pin, and black Micarta grips. It's presented as a robust, reliable, and comfortable working gun intended for daily use and carry, with Tyler's signature action and accuracy packages. A custom holster is included with each firearm, and a limited production run of 60-90 units is planned. The video also references a previous discussion on the original Elmer Keith No. 5 grip.

This video features Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works demonstrating practical, real-world upgrades to enhance the accuracy of hunting revolvers. The discussion covers addressing common issues like gritty triggers, rudimentary sights, slippery grips, and draggy cylinders to ensure the firearm's accuracy potential is realized. Specific upgrades discussed include selecting appropriate sights, performing an "Accuracy Package" (barrel crown, forcing cone cut, barrel throat chamfering), and an "Action Job" for a smooth trigger pull. The video emphasizes that factory barrels are often sufficient when the rest of the revolver is properly tuned, and highlights the significant accuracy improvements achieved through these modifications.

This video features Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works discussing practical and cost-effective upgrades for revolvers. With a vast number of revolvers in circulation, improving existing firearms is presented as a smart alternative to purchasing new ones. Key upgrade areas highlighted include grips for better handling and texture, sights to improve accuracy based on individual vision, and action tuning (trigger pull, hammer break, cylinder gap) to enhance shooting performance. The video also emphasizes the importance of quality holsters, recommending brands like Simply Rugged Holsters and Barranti Leather Co. for their superior craftsmanship compared to mass-produced options.

This video features Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works, a family-owned metal finishing business in Texas specializing in color case hardening and bluing. Bobby Tyler visits live during SHOT Show 2023 to discuss his company's expertise. The description also includes links for subscribing to FMG Publications Newsletters and magazines like GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner Magazine.

This video, Part 2 of a visit to Tyler Gun Works, features Boge Quinn from Gunblast.com touring Bobby Tyler's shop and discussing custom gun finishing. The content likely delves into the craftsmanship and customization processes involved in creating bespoke firearms. It highlights the services offered by Tyler Gun Works and potentially showcases examples of their custom work. Associated brands like Henry USA and Brownells may also be featured or referenced in relation to their products and services.

This video demonstrates that custom firearms can be attainable, showcasing a modified Ruger Blackhawk by Tyler Gun Works. The build involved significant gunsmithing, including shortening the barrel, fitting a Bisley grip, custom engraving, and performance enhancements like a minimal cylinder gap and a light trigger pull. The total cost of $2,600 is presented as a competitive value against high-end production pistols.

This episode of the GUNS Magazine Podcast features Dave Fink from the Gunsite Gunsmithy discussing revolver action jobs. He debunks common myths and misconceptions about smoothing internal revolver components, explaining the correct methods for achieving a good action job. The podcast is presented by Hodgdon and supported by IMR, both leading gunpowder suppliers.

This video features master pistolsmith Bobby Tyler discussing his philosophy on custom firearms, emphasizing that performance should always come first, even before aesthetics. He breaks down the intricate internal tuning required for revolvers, likening it to a Swiss watch, and highlights the importance of 'timing' and precise alignment of components. The discussion extends to an 'accuracy package' involving cylinder gap, barrel crown, and chamber throat uniformity. Tyler also touches upon how ergonomic modifications, grip panel choices, hammer spur design, and sight configurations enhance a shooter's performance. Finally, he addresses the visual aspects of custom guns, suggesting that a firearm that shoots exceptionally well should also have a refined appearance, including polishing, appropriate markings, and selective engraving for both aesthetics and practicality.

This video provides essential advice for purchasing used firearms in the current market, which is experiencing high demand and limited new inventory, similar to the used car market. Expert Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works shares key tips with Brownells Gun Tech Steve Ostrem. The discussion emphasizes buying from reputable dealers who offer full disclosure and stand behind their products, with a good sign being a used gun arriving in better condition than expected. The video also highlights that quality brands like Colt, Heckler & Koch, Ruger, SIG Sauer, Smith & Wesson, and Winchester tend to hold or increase their value. It suggests that while bargains are scarce, opportunities can arise as collectors decide to sell their firearms, making it possible to acquire great pieces at good prices if you're in the right place at the right time.

This video debunks the myth that custom firearms are unaffordable for the average person. Featuring Brownells Gun Techs Steve Ostrem and Caleb Savant alongside master pistolsmith Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works, the video details the process of customizing a Ruger Blackhawk in .45 Long Colt. They cover an 'Accuracy Package' including barrel work and trigger enhancements, as well as aesthetic choices like a Bisley grip frame, Turkish walnut grips, color-casing, and custom engraving. The final cost is revealed, proving that custom gun ownership is within reach.