Cartridge Hall of Fame: 32-20 Winchester Ammunition | MidwayUSA

This entry details the .38-40 Winchester cartridge, tracing its history from its 1874 introduction as a companion to the .44-40, its iconic use in firearms like the Winchester Model 1873 and Colt Single Action Army, and its modern resurgence in Cowboy Action Shooting. The cartridge, originally designed for defense and hunting, is characterized by its medium power and .40 caliber bullet, with modern loadings featuring 170-180 grain bullets. The information is presented with an educational and authoritative tone by Larry Potterfield, Founder and CEO of MidwayUSA.

This entry provides a comprehensive overview of the .44-40 Winchester cartridge, drawing on expert insights from Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA. It covers the cartridge's history, technical specifications, common firearms it was chambered in, and its modern-day relevance, particularly in cowboy action shooting. The information is presented to educate viewers on this iconic piece of American firearms history.

This video explores firearms relevant to the year 1887, featuring a Colt Single Action Army, a Winchester Model 1886, and a 12-gauge double-barrel shotgun. Hickok45 provides historical context and demonstrates the capabilities of each firearm, highlighting their significance in the late 19th century. The content emphasizes safe firearm handling and historical knowledge.

This video features a casual 'woods walk' with firearms YouTuber Hickok45 and guests TNOutdoors9, FateofDestiny, and 22plinkster. The group discusses various firearms, including the Winchester Model 1892, and shares insights on topics ranging from Cowboy Action Shooting to concealed carry. The conversation highlights the collaborative nature of the firearms content creation community.

This video explores the origins of Navy Arms and its pioneering role in producing Old West reproduction firearms, focusing on the collaboration between Navy Arms founder Valforjet's father and engineers Veto Gregorelli and Aldo Uberti. It details the development of early models like the 51 Navy and Griswold revolvers, the strategic business decisions behind their production, and the subsequent expansion into lever-action rifles. The discussion also touches upon the rise of cowboy action shooting and the eventual sale of Uberti to Beretta, explaining why Navy Arms ceased production of these reproductions.

This video is a tribute to the late firearms writer Mike Venturino, hosted by hickok45. It highlights Venturino's significant contributions to firearms literature, particularly his passion for classic firearms like the Colt Single Action Army, single-shot rifles, lever-action rifles, and World War II era firearms. The video features shooting demonstrations of firearms Venturino favored, emphasizing his expertise and the impact he had on the shooting community.

This guide details a high-speed Cowboy Action Shooting stage, demonstrating expert transitions between a lever-action rifle, dual single-action revolvers, and a side-by-side shotgun. It highlights efficient manual shotgun reloading techniques from a belt carrier, showcasing advanced proficiency in competitive shooting disciplines. The video emphasizes speed and accuracy across multiple firearm types.

This video provides an expert-level demonstration of the Mosin-Nagant M91/30 PU Sniper rifle. It covers visual inspection, the proper loading procedure for 7.62x54R ammunition, and live fire at an outdoor range, showcasing bolt manipulation and recoil control. The demonstration is presented in a silent, ASMR-style format by an authoritative demonstrator.

This guide details the complex process of reboring a Winchester 1885 Low Wall rifle from .32 Rimfire to .357 Magnum, addressing a pitted bore. Expert gunsmith Larry Potterfield demonstrates disassembly, barrel removal, specialized reboring at Delta Gun Shop, chambering, crowning, action conversion, and final marking/finishing. The process highlights advanced machining techniques and specialized tools required for such a conversion.

This guide details the cycle of operation for the Winchester Model 12 shotgun, as explained by Larry Potterfield of MidwayUSA using a cutaway model. It covers loading, safety engagement, firing, extraction, and chambering. The explanation highlights the hammerless pump-action design and internal component interactions, offering valuable insights for gunsmithing and understanding firearm mechanics.