Videos tagged with Winchester Rifle

This video showcases a wide variety of firearms available at Exile Armory, including shotguns, pistols, and rifles. The presenter highlights specific models, calibers, and prices, offering a quick overview of new inventory. While not instructional, it serves as a product showcase for potential buyers interested in different firearm types and brands.

This video details the Hyman Lebman conversion of the Winchester Model 1907, a semi-automatic rifle favored by 1920s and 30s gangsters. Key modifications included adding a Thompson vertical front grip and a Cutts compensator. The rifle's mechanics, historical context, and the gunsmith's legal history are explored, alongside skepticism about full-auto conversions.

This YouTube video features the iconic 1876 Winchester rifle being fired at distances of 300 and 400 yards. The content is presented by InRange TV, a channel that relies on viewer support through Patreon. While no specific details about the rifle's condition, modifications, or caliber are provided, the title clearly indicates a focus on accuracy and performance of this classic lever-action rifle at extended ranges.

This video focuses on the "Ye Olde Winchester rifle," likely a historical or vintage firearm. Given the title's emphasis on a specific type of rifle and the "Ye Olde" descriptor, the content probably delves into the history, specifications, and perhaps even a demonstration or review of this classic firearm. Viewers can expect to learn about its operational features, historical significance, and potential collector value.

This video celebrates the 150th anniversary of the iconic 1873 Winchester rifle. Hickok45 highlights the rifle's historical significance, specifically mentioning its original 44-40 caliber chambering. He demonstrates the firearm's enduring functionality and accuracy through live fire on his range, concluding with admiration for its 150-year performance.

This review covers the Uberti 1873 Winchester reproduction, owned by Hickok45 for 25 years. The video highlights the rifle's refinished walnut stock, smooth action, and accuracy with .45 Colt. It also touches on its history in Cowboy Action Shooting and the maintenance required for black powder use.

This video showcases the Davidson's Exclusive Winchester Model 1895 Texas Rangers Edition rifle, a limited-run firearm commemorating the Texas Ranger Division's 200th anniversary. The review highlights the rifle's unique features, including its box magazine, chambering in .30-'06 Sprg., Grade I walnut stock, Schnabel fore-end, and decorative scroll engraving with a Texas Rangers badge inset into the buttstock. It also discusses the rifle's historical significance, its function as a range-ready arm, and its limited production numbers. The video emphasizes its role as a faithful tribute to the historical working rifles of the Texas Rangers.

This video showcases the Winchester 140th Anniversary Model 1873 rifle, chambered in .357 caliber. The title highlights a specific commemorative edition of a classic firearm, suggesting a focus on its historical significance and collectible value, as well as its potential as a shooter.

This video features a "1873 Winchester Spinner Challenge" where the host, "Sinistral Rifleman," and another individual attempt to spin a spinner using a historic 1873 Winchester lever-action rifle. The description highlights that InRange TV is viewer-supported via Patreon.

This video details the complex gunsmithing required to convert a Winchester 1892 rifle to fire .45 ACP ammunition. Mark Novak addresses significant issues like a dangerous trigger pull, rust, mold, and modified internal components. The process involves extensive disassembly, repair of the magazine tube, and precise adjustments to the hammer and sear for safety.

This video from Brownells Gun Tech™ Keith Ford delves into the unique Winchester Model 55 single-shot automatic .22 rimfire rifle from 1958. The description highlights its unusual operation: a manual cocking handle, automatic ejection of spent casings from the underside, and bolt lock-back after firing, all while functioning as a single-shot firearm. The rifle is noted for its compact design and its role in introducing young people to shooting sports. Approximately 47,000 were produced before production ceased in 1961. The video also clarifies that this is distinct from the Winchester Model 1894 variant also known as the Model 55.

The Winchester XPR Suppressor Ready in 6.8 Western offers consistent 1 MOA accuracy for around $500, making it a budget-friendly option. However, its heavy trigger pull (over 3 lbs) and sharp stock ergonomics detract from the shooting experience. The rifle features a useful bolt-release safety and uses larger 8-40 scope mounting screws.