Videos tagged with Winchester Firearms

This guide details the process of rust bluing a Winchester Model 71 rifle, emphasizing thorough degreasing and meticulous preparation. It covers repairing damaged screw slots, refinishing screw heads with temper bluing, and the multi-cycle application of rust bluing solution. The presenter, Mark Novak, highlights the complexity of reassembly for this specific model, suggesting a separate instructional video is necessary for that phase. The overall goal is to restore the firearm's metal finish and address deferred maintenance.

This YouTube video provides an in-depth look at the Winchester Wildcat SR, featured as part of their #SundayGunday series. The video aims to showcase the latest addition to their content, focusing on the specific firearm model.

This video features a discussion between Ian and Joel from Rock Island Auction Company about the nuances of firearms auctions, particularly the distinction between premier and sporting/collector auctions. They highlight the importance of preview days for learning and identifying potential 'Franken guns' or misrepresented items, emphasizing that lower-priced auctions require more buyer due diligence. The conversation also touches on evolving collector interests and market trends, from vintage firearms to modern platforms.

Federal Ammunition introduced Hammer Down, a line of ammunition specifically designed for lever-action rifles at SHOT Show 2020. This ammunition addresses common feeding issues in lever-action firearms by incorporating a chamfer on the case rim. It also features bonded bullets for improved penetration and terminal performance, heavier grain weights for increased energy, and optimized velocities for carbine and rifle platforms. The initial caliber offerings include popular choices like 30-30, 45-70, 327 Federal, 357 Magnum, 44 Magnum, and 45 Colt, with plans for future expansion.

This video offers a comprehensive virtual tour of the newly renovated Cody Firearms Museum at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. Lead Firearms Instructor Ian McCallum provides an expert-level overview of the museum's reorganized layout, which now emphasizes chronological and thematic arrangements over manufacturer-based displays. The tour highlights an extensive collection of firearms dating back to 650 BCE, including notable prototypes, military arms, and embellished pieces, showcasing advancements in manufacturing and firearm technology. McCallum highly recommends a visit to this significantly updated facility.

This video, titled "VIDEO—ARTV: Winchester 150, Part 1," delves into the historical significance of Winchester firearms. The description highlights an exploration of Winchester's legendary designs, specific gun models, and notable figures from its past, featuring insights from experts associated with ARTV. The content aims to provide a comprehensive look at the brand's legacy.

This video documents an award ceremony at the 2018 SHOT Show, where the Kids and Clays Foundation honored its donors and sponsors. The program, celebrating its 20th anniversary, supports Ronald McDonald Houses through shooting events, highlighting the shooting industry's community involvement. Key individuals and representatives from various firearms and outdoor brands were recognized for their contributions.

This video introduces the iconic Winchester 1873 Lever Action rifle, presented by Glenn Hatt from Winchester at the 2014 SHOT Show in Las Vegas. The content focuses on showcasing this classic firearm, highlighting its features and historical significance within the context of the SHOT Show environment. It's a direct product introduction from the manufacturer at a major industry event.

This video reviews Bruce Canfield's comprehensive book on the M1 Garand rifle. The book covers the M1's development, including earlier self-loading rifle designs, prototypes, production by various manufacturers like Winchester and Springfield, and experimental variants. It also details accessories, components with drawing numbers for identification, and serial number tables for production dates, national match, and sniper rifles. The review highlights the book's depth, covering nearly 900 pages of information.