Marlin 1895 Wild West Guns Co-Pilot .457mag with Satin Aluminum Cerakote

Published on July 7, 2013
Duration: 3:54

This video showcases the Wild West Guns Co-Pilot, a customized Marlin 1895 rifle chambered in .45-70 Government (and potentially .457 Magnum). The rifle features a striking satin aluminum Cerakote finish on most components, contrasting with the wooden stocks. The presenter highlights its compact, break-down design, making it easy to store, and praises the quality of the large loop lever and trigger, comparing it favorably to a 1911 trigger job. While acknowledging its aesthetic appeal as a showpiece, the video touches on its practicality for storage.

Quick Summary

The Wild West Guns Co-Pilot is a customized Marlin 1895 lever-action rifle featuring a compact, break-down design for easy storage. This specific model showcases a satin aluminum Cerakote finish and a highly praised trigger, comparable to a 1911 trigger job, making it a visually striking showpiece.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Co-Pilot
  2. 00:08Satin Aluminum Cerakote Finish
  3. 00:34Cerakote Application Details
  4. 00:56Break-Down Design and Storage
  5. 01:04Compact Size and Caliber
  6. 01:13Previous Breakdown Video Mention
  7. 01:29Wild West Guns Specialization
  8. 01:35Other Calibers (.500 WSM)
  9. 01:47Large Loop Lever
  10. 01:52Trigger Quality and Feel
  11. 02:14Sound of the Action
  12. 02:21Showpiece vs. Practicality
  13. 03:11Action Open View
  14. 03:21Arrival of the Firearm
  15. 03:41Closing Remarks

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Wild West Guns Co-Pilot?

The Wild West Guns Co-Pilot is a customized Marlin 1895 lever-action rifle. It's known for its compact, break-down design that allows for easy storage and is often chambered in calibers like .45-70 Government or .457 Magnum.

What are the key features of this specific Co-Pilot?

This particular Co-Pilot features a striking satin aluminum Cerakote finish on most of its metal components, contrasting with the wooden stock. It also boasts a large loop lever and a highly praised trigger, described as feeling excellent, similar to a 1911 trigger job.

How does the Co-Pilot's design aid in storage?

The Co-Pilot's primary design advantage for storage is its ability to break in half. This allows the barrel and magazine tube to be stored compactly with the frame, making it a very portable rifle.

What caliber is the Marlin 1895 Co-Pilot typically chambered in?

The Marlin 1895 Co-Pilot is commonly chambered in .45-70 Government. The video also mentions that similar models are available in .457 Magnum, offering more power.

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