Videos tagged with Bobby Tyler

This "From the Vault" episode features Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works, who shares the story behind his prized possession: a pair of custom-made Three Heart Chihuahua spurs by Jerry Cates. While not a firearm, the narrative highlights the cultural significance of spurs in Western heritage, drawing parallels to essential cowboy equipment like Colt revolvers and Winchester/Marlin lever-action rifles. The story recounts Bobby's journey of acquiring, selling, and eventually repurchasing these unique spurs, underscoring their sentimental and historical value.

This video features Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works discussing practical and cost-effective upgrades for revolvers. With a vast number of revolvers in circulation, improving existing firearms is presented as a smart alternative to purchasing new ones. Key upgrade areas highlighted include grips for better handling and texture, sights to improve accuracy based on individual vision, and action tuning (trigger pull, hammer break, cylinder gap) to enhance shooting performance. The video also emphasizes the importance of quality holsters, recommending brands like Simply Rugged Holsters and Barranti Leather Co. for their superior craftsmanship compared to mass-produced options.

This video features Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works, a family-owned metal finishing business in Texas specializing in color case hardening and bluing. Bobby Tyler visits live during SHOT Show 2023 to discuss his company's expertise. The description also includes links for subscribing to FMG Publications Newsletters and magazines like GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner Magazine.

This video, Part 2 of a visit to Tyler Gun Works, features Boge Quinn from Gunblast.com touring Bobby Tyler's shop and discussing custom gun finishing. The content likely delves into the craftsmanship and customization processes involved in creating bespoke firearms. It highlights the services offered by Tyler Gun Works and potentially showcases examples of their custom work. Associated brands like Henry USA and Brownells may also be featured or referenced in relation to their products and services.

This video provides essential advice for purchasing used firearms in the current market, which is experiencing high demand and limited new inventory, similar to the used car market. Expert Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works shares key tips with Brownells Gun Tech Steve Ostrem. The discussion emphasizes buying from reputable dealers who offer full disclosure and stand behind their products, with a good sign being a used gun arriving in better condition than expected. The video also highlights that quality brands like Colt, Heckler & Koch, Ruger, SIG Sauer, Smith & Wesson, and Winchester tend to hold or increase their value. It suggests that while bargains are scarce, opportunities can arise as collectors decide to sell their firearms, making it possible to acquire great pieces at good prices if you're in the right place at the right time.

This video features a round table discussion with firearms experts about Elmer Keith's iconic "No. 5" Colt Single Action Army revolver. Panelists, including gunwriter Tank Hoover, custom gunsmith Bobby Tyler, and holster maker Mike "Doc" Barranti, delve into the revolver's history, its influence on modern revolver development, and the art of custom gunsmithing. They discuss Keith's vision for the "No. 5" as a potential game-changer for Colt, its advanced features compared to contemporary models like the Ruger Blackhawk and Colt New Frontier, and its capability as a 100-yard handgun. The conversation also touches upon technical limitations of early custom gunsmithing, aesthetic qualities of firearms, and preservation techniques for engraved firearms.

This video offers a quick tip on the art of refinishing old guns, featuring Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works. He explains the process of restoring worn-out firearms to a like-new condition, emphasizing the importance of identifying a gun's historical value before undertaking any work. Tyler advises against refinishing rare or historically significant pieces, stressing a responsibility to preserve history. He differentiates proper refinishing from superficial bluing jobs, highlighting hand-polishing techniques that preserve lettering and edges. The Smith & Wesson double-action revolver, specifically the Model 19 Combat Magnum, is presented as a common yet challenging example of their 'factory restoration' work.

This video features a "Show & Tell" with custom gunsmith Bobby Tyler, showcasing several unique firearms and sharing insights into the custom gun-making process. Tyler, alongside Brownells Gun Tech Steve Ostrem, discusses his philosophy of prioritizing function and accuracy before aesthetics. The video highlights a custom Ruger Bearcat Shopkeeper, a Ruger Blackhawk in .44 Special, a Colt 1911 Gold Cup with custom engraving and grips, and a Smith & Wesson Model 19-3 Combat Magnum. Tyler also offers advice on researching custom gun desires, choosing base guns, selecting calibers based on purpose, and the importance of quality holsters for custom handguns.

This video from SHOT Show 2020 features a conversation with gunsmith Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works. Tyler discusses key firearm industry trends, including the significant demand for color-case finishing and custom engraving, noting their affordability for everyday owners. He also highlights a surge in action tuning services, transforming factory firearms into high-performance pieces. Tyler expresses positive views on the revitalized revolver market, specifically praising the Colt New Python's craftsmanship and performance after a detailed inspection. The video promotes further coverage from SHOT Show 2020.

This video showcases a custom Ruger Blackhawk revolver built by Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works. Inspired by mid-20th-century gun writers, this .44 Special revolver features an octagonal barrel, target crown, Bisley grip frame, mammoth ivory grips, and a comprehensive action job including endshake reduction and a light trigger pull. It also boasts a color case finish and a Fermin Garza front sight for precise aiming, demonstrating that it's both a beautiful and highly functional firearm.

This video features a round table discussion with cover models from Brownells' catalogs, including Brownells Gun Tech Steve Ostrem, Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works, and Tom Lumb of Cedar Knoll Gunwerks. The conversation centers on gunsmithing, gun restoration, gun collecting, and the general state of the firearms industry. The participants share their expertise and insights, offering a glimpse into the world of custom gun work and the broader gun culture.