This video showcases two rare engraved wartime Sauer 38h pistols. The presenter highlights the unique nature of these engraved examples, contrasting them with previously shown engraved Walthers. The video invites viewer input on the rarity and value of these specific Sauer firearms. It also promotes the creator's Patreon page and podcast, 'Flak & Fubar', along with their Instagram account.
This YouTube video asks viewers to decide which engraved Colt Python is more desirable, framing it as a request for public opinion from an "Internet Gun Expert." The video also promotes merchandise, a backup YouTube channel, and viewer support via Patreon and SubscribeStar. The creator emphasizes that the channel is viewer-supported with no sponsors.
This video explores a unique collaboration between Tiffany & Co. and Colt firearms, showcasing two engraved Colt pistols. Designed to appeal to a high-end market, these ornate firearms ultimately did not achieve commercial success. The description suggests their elaborate decoration made them more suitable for display, ceremonial gifts for dignitaries, or retirement presents for Civil War soldiers, rather than practical firearms for shooting.
This video showcases a highly customized Colt Government Model pistol, distinguished by extensive engraving and the incorporation of symbols representing the Purple Heart and Bronze Star. The focus is on the aesthetic and craftsmanship of this unique firearm, highlighting the artistry involved in its creation. While the specific engraving details and the significance of the military honors are central, the video implicitly celebrates a classic firearm platform.
This YouTube Short, titled "From The Vault... Engraved Krieghoff #WW2 #Shorts", showcases an engraved Krieghoff firearm, likely from the World War II era. The "From The Vault" implies it's a special or historical piece being presented, and the inclusion of "WW2" and "Shorts" suggests a brief, visually focused presentation of this collectible firearm.
This video, titled 'Very Classy Art', lacks a description to provide further context. Without additional information beyond the title, it's difficult to ascertain the specific content. If the content indeed relates to firearms, given the title 'Very Classy Art', it might showcase custom engraved firearms, artistic representations of firearms, or perhaps a high-end firearm collection. The lack of detail prevents a more precise summary or accurate tag generation beyond potential broad interpretations.
This video from Brownells Gun Tech explores a Colt 1851 Navy revolver attributed to the legendary Wild Bill Hickok. Presented by Keith Ford and featuring insights from Joel Colander of Rock Island Auction Co., the video discusses the gun's provenance, including its connection to the Buffalo Bill Museum and historical research by Hickok historian Joseph Rosa. Factors like matching serial numbers, ivory grips, and historical accounts support the attribution, despite the gun not being in mint condition. The video highlights its condition, including holster wear and well-preserved engraving and grips, and touches upon its sale for a surprisingly low price after Hickok's death.
This video showcases the transformation of a standard Ruger Blackhawk revolver into a custom firearm. Brownells Gun Techs Steve and Caleb, along with Bobby Tyler of Tyler Gun Works, detail the process, including a Bisley grip frame, custom grip panels, barrel shortening, partial engraving, color case finishing, and upgraded sights. The internal action is meticulously smoothed for a 3.5 lb. trigger pull and tight lockup. The video addresses whether the custom work stayed within the initially quoted price, debunking the myth that custom guns are unaffordable.
This video from Brownells Gun Techs Keith Ford and Steve Ostrem showcases two exceptional Colt Model 1877 Double-Action Revolvers from the Rock Island Auction Company. The presenters highlight these "Lightning" (.38 Long Colt) and "Thunderer" (.41 Long Colt) models, noting their rarity and historical significance compared to the Colt Single Action Army. They discuss the Model 1877's complex and fragile action, which often deterred gunsmiths. The featured revolvers are described as nickel-plated with extensive engraving and Mother of Pearl grips, representing a more advanced double-action capability for their era. The description also mentions famous historical figures who carried this model, such as Billy the Kid and John Wesley Hardin, and its production lifespan.
This video from Brownells Gun Techs explores a pair of exquisite Jules Manceaux dueling pistols from 1843. The presentation-grade percussion pistols are heavily engraved and inlaid with gold, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship. The description highlights their historical significance, having been presented by King Louis Philippe to English naval hero Capt. Thomas Cochrane, the inspiration for Patrick O'Brian's 'Master and Commander' novels. The accompanying accessories, including the presentation box, nipple wrench, bullet mold, powder measure, and primer box, are equally elaborate, making the entire set a masterpiece of the gunmaker's art.
This video showcases a magnificent pair of Napoleonic-era pocket pistols crafted by Nicolaus-Noël Boutet, the "directeur-artiste" of the Manufacture d’Armes de Versailles. Made around 1803 as flintlocks and later converted to percussion, these pistols are notable for their exquisite craftsmanship, featuring woodwork and metal engraving with classical motifs, particularly four large sphinxes, inspired by Napoleon's Egyptian campaign. The description highlights their potential use as awards, diplomatic presentation pieces, or for commercial sale, underscoring Boutet's status as a premier gunsmith artist.
This video showcases the world's largest collection of factory-engraved Walther PP and PPK pistols from the WW2 era. The host, Tom, highlights the rarity and craftsmanship of these pistols, all of which were engraved at the Walther factory. The video also provides crucial information on the correct serial number ranges for these historically significant firearms.
