U.S. 7th Cavalry Single Action Army

Published on March 17, 2026
Duration: 0:27

This demonstration showcases the fundamental operation of a U.S. 7th Cavalry Single Action Army revolver. Misha, an experienced firearm handler, illustrates the process of loading cartridges, cocking the hammer for a single-action shot, and live firing at a steel target. The demonstration also covers the proper technique for ejecting spent casings using the ejector rod.

Quick Summary

Loading a Single Action Army revolver involves inserting cartridges into the cylinder one by one and closing the loading gate. For firing, the hammer must be cocked for each single-action shot. Spent casings are ejected individually using the ejector rod.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Loading Cartridges
  2. 00:05Preparing to Shoot
  3. 00:10Live Firing Demonstration
  4. 00:23Ejecting Spent Casings

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you load a Single Action Army revolver?

To load a Single Action Army revolver, cartridges are inserted into the cylinder one by one. After all chambers are loaded, the loading gate is closed to secure the rounds before cocking the hammer for firing.

What is the process for ejecting spent casings from a Single Action Army?

Spent casings are ejected from a Single Action Army revolver using the ejector rod. Each casing is pushed out individually by extending the rod and manually removing the brass from the cylinder.

What are the key operational steps for firing a Single Action Army?

Firing a Single Action Army involves loading cartridges, closing the loading gate, cocking the hammer for a single-action shot, aiming at the target, and then pulling the trigger. This process is repeated for each shot.

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