Videos tagged with Sears Model 54

This YouTube Short focuses on the Sears Model 54 lever-action rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester. The title suggests a personal inclination or interest in acquiring this specific firearm, hinting at a review or a discussion about its appeal. The use of #Shorts indicates a concise presentation, likely highlighting key features or reasons for wanting the rifle. It falls under the broader categories of lever-action firearms and classic hunting calibers.

This YouTube Shorts video showcases a pairing of a Sears Model 54 rifle in .30-30 caliber with a Smith & Wesson Model 15 revolver chambered in .38 Special. The video highlights these two firearms, suggesting a potential comparison or demonstration of their combined utility. Given the short format, it likely provides a brief visual introduction to these classic firearms and their respective calibers.

This video, part 15 of a series, pairs a Sears Model 54 rifle with a Smith & Wesson Model 15 pistol. The Sears Model 54 is identified as essentially a Winchester Model 94, chambered in .30-30 Winchester. The pistol is a Smith & Wesson Model 15, chambered in .38 Special. The creator dubs this combination the 'Midwestern Sherriffs Deputy pairing,' suggesting a historical or thematic connection to law enforcement in that region.

This video features a review of the Sears Model 54 lever-action rifle in .30-30 caliber. The presenter highlights its historical context, noting that it was manufactured by Winchester as a more budget-friendly alternative to the Winchester Model 1894. Key differences mentioned include less refined bluing, slightly cheaper hardware, and less premium wood furniture. The video aims to explore why someone might choose this particular firearm, touching on nostalgia and a perceived bygone era.

This video features a "Lever Gun Saturday" where the creator takes out several lever-action firearms for a shooting session. The specific models highlighted are a Henry .22LR, a Rossi 92, and a Sears Model 54. The description emphasizes the fun of the day and acknowledges the video's length, encouraging viewers to watch through.

This video discusses the concept of "Pattern Collecting" in firearms, focusing on lever-action rifles. The presenter shares childhood inspirations for wanting revolvers and leverguns, influenced by western movies and actors. The video features two specific leverguns: a classic Henry H001 carbine in .22LR and a mid-1960s Sears Model 54 rifle chambered in .30-30, which is noted to be a Winchester production with minor differences. The presenter expresses affection for these leverguns, appreciating their condition and action, even if the Sears is a bit worn.