Videos tagged with Blued Finish

This video reviews the newly manufactured Smith & Wesson Model 10, also known as the 1898 Hand Ejector. The reviewer highlights its return to historical form, featuring proper bluing, a pencil barrel, a half-moon front sight, and the absence of a safety key. The Model 10 is noted as a potentially the most popular and manufactured handgun of all time. The description also includes errata correcting a misstatement about the Colt's release date and clarifying the type of safety mechanism. The video promises an examination of S&W's modern production of this classic design.

This video features an unboxing of the Marlin 1895 Lever-Action Rifle, specifically the Guide Gun model. The presenter highlights that this is Ruger's reintroduction of the Guide Gun and their first alloy steel Marlin with a blued finish. The video mentions a switch from 'YN' to 'Cowboy' style, implying a comparison or a change in preference, and includes links to various social media platforms and Amazon affiliate links for Glocks.

This video focuses on the Colt Blued Python, a renowned revolver chambered in .357 Magnum. The title and description highlight the specific model and caliber, suggesting a presentation or review of this classic firearm. Potential content could include its historical significance, design features, shooting characteristics, or comparisons with other revolvers.

This video review from American Rifleman Television focuses on the reintroduction of Colt's iconic Python revolver in a blued finish. It highlights the return of the classic look desired by many fans, contrasting it with the earlier stainless steel versions. The review details the specifications of the new 4.25" blued Python, including its carbon steel frame, .357 Magnum chambering, and adjustable sights, emphasizing its appeal as a double-action revolver. Information on accessing full episodes of American Rifleman TV and joining the NRA is also provided.

This video provides a review of the 10mm EAA Witness Match Pro Pistol, highlighting its design and performance for competitive shooting and self-defense. It details specifications such as its polymer frame, steel slide, blued finish, 4.75-inch barrel, and a weight of 1.90 lbs. The review also covers its SA/DA action, manual safety/decocker, adjustable rear sight, fiber optic front sight, and two 14-round steel magazines. The content is aimed at both experienced shooters and those curious about handguns.

This video delves into the history and specifics of the Colt Viper revolver, a rare firearm produced in 1977. It highlights the Viper as one of seven snake-named revolvers by Colt, contrasting it with the more well-known Python. The description details its mechanical basis as a variation of the Police Positive Special, noting its aluminum alloy frame, 4-inch barrel, and chambering for .38 Special ammunition. Only blued and nickel finishes were offered. The video also promotes various platforms for accessing firearms history content.

This YouTube Shorts video showcases the new Colt 2020 Python revolver, featuring a blued finish and chambered in .357 Magnum. The description also highlights the creator's other YouTube channels (Hickok45Clips and Hickok45talks) and encourages support through Patreon. It lists several sponsors and platforms where their videos can be found, emphasizing firearms safety and responsible gun ownership in their production.

This video presents a comparison between two 1911 Commander-sized pistols: the Sbardella Arms Full Stroke Commander and the Cabot Guns NS Commander. The description details specific features of each build, including calibers (.45 ACP), safeties, finishes, sights, materials, grip types, and other custom elements. The comparison highlights build specifications for both custom firearms, offering insights for enthusiasts of the 1911 platform.

This Gun Talk Radio episode from SHOT Show 2024 features discussions with representatives from Ruger and Colt. Chris Killoy of Ruger highlights new offerings like the Ruger 10/22, Mark IV, and a new Marlin firearm. Mark Redl of Colt discusses the new blued Colt Python. The conversation centers on these new firearms and their impact on the brands. The video also promotes Gun Talk Radio's broadcast schedule and various platforms for content consumption.

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 compares two versions of the Ruger LCP pistol: the Stainless Steel and the original Blued finish. The creator aims to showcase both firearms side-by-side, including their visual differences and potentially their shooting characteristics. The description mentions a "point of view" (POV) perspective and ASMR gun sounds, suggesting an immersive and sensory experience for viewers interested in these specific pocket pistols. The focus is on helping viewers decide between the two finishes.

This video showcases a Beretta Model 81BB Cheetah pistol, chambered in .32 ACP, with a blued finish. The content appears to be a POV firing demonstration and celebration of reaching 1,000 subscribers. The pistol is noted as police surplus from the defunct Italian Forestry Service, adding a historical and niche appeal.