Videos tagged with Wheelgun Wednesday

This video reviews the Smith & Wesson 617, a 10-shot .22LR revolver. The presenter details a personal history with a specific used model, including issues with barrel-cylinder misalignment and frame cracking, which were resolved under Smith & Wesson's lifetime warranty. The video also covers a grip replacement process, highlighting the fitment of Hogue Monogrips on a K-frame.

This video showcases the Smith & Wesson 686 Competitor revolver, highlighting its impressive features. The title expresses strong enthusiasm for the firearm, calling it "ridiculous." The video uses hashtags like #wheelgunwednesday and #revolver357, indicating a focus on revolvers and their enthusiasts. Based on the title and hashtags, the content is likely a review or demonstration of this specific competitive revolver.

This video provides an overview of the Magnum Research BFR (Big Frame Revolver), highlighting its massive size and available calibers. The presenter specifically showcases a BFR chambered in .444 Marlin, noting its 11-inch barrel, five-shot capacity, and smooth, unfluted cylinder. The review emphasizes that it is a single-action revolver requiring the hammer to be cocked for each shot.

This review of the Smith & Wesson Model 66 Combat Magnum highlights its appeal for concealed carry and its enduring popularity, even among younger shooters influenced by video games. The video details the 'No Dash' model's features, including pinned barrels and recessed cylinders, and discusses potential issues like K-frame forcing cone cracking with certain .357 Magnum loads. It also compares revolver reloading techniques and defensive capabilities against modern semi-automatics.

This video features a review of the Ruger LCR in .22 Magnum, presented as part of a "Wheelgun Wednesday" series. The description highlights "Top Guns," a local business committed to serving its community with a wide selection of firearms and competitive pricing. They operate a fully functioning indoor range and emphasize their strong belief in the Second Amendment and the Constitution. The business encourages customer feedback and advocates for supporting establishments that uphold constitutional rights.

This "Wheelgun Wednesday" episode focuses on the iconic Smith & Wesson Model 29 revolver, particularly the .44 Magnum. The presenter highlights its release in 1957, its surge in popularity due to cinematic appearances in 1971, and its eventual discontinuation and re-release. The specific model examined is a 6-inch Model 29-2, noted for its single/double-action capability, red front sight, and adjustable rear sight.

This "Wheelgun Wednesday" video from Top Guns features the NAA Pug revolver. The description highlights Top Guns' commitment to serving their community with a fully functioning indoor range, aiming for great selection and pricing with unmatched service. They emphasize their strong belief in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, encouraging civic engagement and supporting businesses that honor these rights. The video likely showcases the NAA Pug and potentially discusses its features or performance, aligning with the channel's pro-Second Amendment stance.

The Colt Trooper Mk III, introduced in 1969, is presented as the 'working man's Python.' It retained the Python's frame but featured re-engineered internal parts for affordability, eliminating the need for custom hand-fitting. This model was groundbreaking for its time, incorporating a state-of-the-art transfer bar and lockwork system, making it inherently safer and only allowing firing when the trigger is fully pulled. It also came equipped with target grips, a target hammer, and Colt's first target trigger.

The Yankee Marshal discusses the TYMP Pistol Project, which sends a firearm to a beneficiary each week. This week's recipient will receive a Ruger LCRx in .38 Special. He also highlights the CZ P-07 in Urban Grey as the 'friend gun' of the month, chosen by viewer poll, which will be announced later in the month.