Videos tagged with Williams Fire Sights

This review of the Ruger P944, a .40 S&W variant of the P-series, highlights its design evolution, including the switch to a cam block recoil system. The presenter discusses its performance as a range toy, noting its weight and recoil management for the caliber, and compares it to other firearms. Modifications like Williams Fire Sights and Hogue grips are mentioned as quality-of-life improvements.

This review of the Marlin 1895 GSBL lever-action rifle highlights its robust construction and suitability for big game hunting. Key features include a stainless steel build, a distinctive big loop lever for enhanced handling, and Williams Fire Sights for low-light conditions. The rifle is chambered in the potent .45-70 Government cartridge, making it a capable choice for deer, hogs, and elk.

This review covers the Marlin 1895 GSBL, a modern iteration of Marlin's big bore lever-action rifle chambered in .45-70 Government. The rifle features a stainless steel build with a durable black FN C finish, a green laminated hardwood stock with black spiderweb accents, and adjustable Williams Fire Sights. It retains classic lever-action features like right-side ejection, a solid top receiver drilled and tapped for optics, a tubular magazine holding six cartridges, and a big loop lever. The review highlights its compact 18.5-inch barrel and 37-inch overall length, weighing approximately 8 lbs, making it a handy platform for the potent .45-70 cartridge.

This review covers the Mossberg Model 464 Brush Gun, a Davidson's exclusive lever-action rifle chambered in 30-30. It highlights features like the Marinecote finish, Williams Fire Sights, and multiple safety mechanisms. The rifle demonstrated good accuracy and low recoil during range testing, making it a suitable option for hunting in dense terrain. The program also touched upon the iconic status of lever-action rifles in America.