EYES AND EARS...?? LIKE YOUR RIFLE BUT NOT YOUR SAFETY...!! 🙄👎

You did a great job and displaying that shotgun I didn’t enjoy your video. This is just me. I personally go for American made at Winchester, which I have a couple of my collection. That’s just me. I would like to see more videos and see what you have.

No hearing protection is wild. To each their own but this just seems really lazy.

I looked this up because I heard it was the design of the gun Pat Garrett used to kill Billy the Kid.

May😂learn how to aim before sucking people in to watch your videos!

I have the pietta in .357. Love it. I dont know why its such a soft shooter but full power .357 to me is like shooting .38 special. Maybe its the grip frame?

Puts 2 rounds in his ears hahaha 😂 this man is a real shooter!!

I think you're having a hard time doing it because you're stupid

I used to not be crazy about checkering on an SAA but but my Taylor’s “Runnin Iron” feels really nice in the hand. I may buy some. Petersons elk stag grips for it. Mine is in stainless steel too.

Armscor has always been a sissy load. Made in Philippines

Got to love a nice lever gun.

Where did you get the reamer

Nice peice i like my rossi and cimarrons

I have a GP100 in 357 and a Henry big boy in the same

Well here I am back again. I liked my Rossi 20" 45 Colt so much I bought two more in 44 Mag and .357 Mag - my .357 Mag is a 24" rifle. I just ordered some of the PPU 158 grain JHP for it.

Wow...shooting without proper backstop .

Brother please use your eye and ear protection. Just seeing your video 👍🏿

I have never gotten mine to work for more than two shot. Mainly it just won't eject the round, sometimes won't extract. Every now and then I take it out and try something or other. I think it might actually, despite the markings, be intended for even shorter shells. I'm thinking of picking up some min-shells and seeing if it'll run with those. Cool video and glad yours works!

Good job.

Best use of old encyclopedias i've ever seen!

Good video. First off, I’m leaning towards buying a Henry Big Boy lever action rifle in either .357 Magnum or .45 colt next year . After seeing the aftermath of those encyclopedias, I’ll get the rifle in .357 Magnum. Secondly (Historic Alert), speaking of 44-40, that was the preferred choice of Legendary Mexican revolutionary, Pancho Villa. Pancho usually armed himself with a pair of Colt Bisley Single Action revolvers and a Winchester Lever rifle, all chambered in 44-40, so that he could carry only one type of ammunition (a great tactical move, if you ask me). I could only imagine the agonizing deaths that Pancho’s enemies suffered, when being hit by those 44-40 rounds, once again, based on the encyclopedia ballistics. Yikes!!!

So which is the hottest 158 grain ammo there ?

Thank you !

Was that Armscorp .357 or .38 Spl?

I got a question a 45 long call 7.5 barrel by Pietta well that stop a bear a grizzly. Let me know please?

Top sua Arma amigo

Good to know.

This is the first time I’ve seen someone using a full on rifle powder to load these types of rounds (I’m usually looking at 45 colt) but it makes perfect sense if you want to keep pressure as low as you can. You just have to be willing to use 2x the powder. I know my 1892 doesn’t need the pressures policed this strictly so I’ll probably use a much faster powder to get my target fps but I know these toggle links are much weaker.

Super nice gun really like to own 1

Isn't it interesting how leverguns just seem right.. I have many in many calibers and in the hunting camp every fall we have levergun weekend. No scopes, no bolt actions or semis. Just your wits, your patience, and your eyeballs. You know you earned when the deer is down under a 100yds and it used all your gifts as a hunter to get the job done. It's my favorites weekend that I tend to make most of the season....When the boys go back to their chocie weapons, I'll still walk the woods with the levergun. There is just something magical walking the deer and bear woods with a historical weapon like our forebearers did. Not that the others aren't fabulous, but, the Ubertis are truly beautiful firearms.

I think you made Delux Debbie have to get a make over after her 44 40 experience. But you know what they say, stop while you’re ahead! Kind Thanks and Many Blessings and Good Shootin! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

I've been looking at the Cimarron and the Chiappa versions of this and from what I have seen those two lead the way to quality. Cimarron is the best bang for buck since it's not too fancy and seems to have (from the videos I have watched) real good reliability compared to the Chinese copy. The fit and finish are fine but none too flashy except the original old Winchester Repeating Arms logo on the receiver. And the Chiappa seems to have both the smoothest action and the nicest looks but it commands a premium price. They have real case hardened receivers and nicer looking wood but you're looking at over $1500 for one of those. If I had the money I'd probably spring for the Chiappa but I imagine I'm going to just go with the Cimarron since it's like half the cost for only perhaps 5% less function.

Can't hear a thing man

I'm just wondering why you don't use ear protection? Do u have bad hearing already so it doesn't affect u? Or are u just that tough? Lol but seriously I wanna know

Always heard factory ballistics are measured on chrono at 10 feet from muzzle

I want one👍

Fav load is 9 to 10 gr of Unique. 9.3 will give about 1350 fps out of a 24 inch barrel and about 1100 out of a 5 1/2 in Colt SAA. 10 grains are safe out of modern guns and will give about 1450 from rifle and about 1200 from same Colt. They are very accurate out of both rifle and handgun if you use the correct dia bullet for your firearm. The bullets are standard 200 gr lead fnrp. Happy shooting.

you got that box of PPU for $19??? the good ol' days... good vid man

Hello. How many shots have you fired with this revolver? Did something go wrong? Is it worth buying?

Awesome video. I'm looking at picking up one of those rifles this weekend. I'm leaning towards 45 Colt as my pistol is in that caliber. I'd like to find a recipe for something more than plinking loads.

Good video. Nothing like a good level gun.

Pssst--when you walk away from the mike--WE CAN'T HEAR YOU!!!!!!

A few Comments refer to the modern, Italian manufactured, 1873 carbines' barrel length at 19". WHY THEN, when the original, vintage Winchesters were 20" bbl carbine and 24" bbl rifle as standard lengths for each model, are Italian clones 24" bbl rifle yet 19" bbl carbines? Same holds true with the 1892 it seems.

For comparison it would be helpful to see results with Winchester's factory load, Super X Power Point 200 gr. JSP. You know, for that GREAT DAY when it becomes plentiful again on the shelves and mail order. And HOPEFULLY less than $4/per round. So much of the available data is for the Cowboy Action Shooting loads. Congratulations on your fine rifle. Thanks for your demonstration and information provided, "OSF Outdoors."

Great information on reaming the chamber and what a bad ass looking rifle!! No tang safety, no crossbolt block safety. I don't know what the hell is wrong with companies now a days. If Marlin and Winchester made guns that looked like this one they would never be in financial trouble. Take a look at the Uberti line up. These guns look like the originals and are very popular. Just like the auto industry, If they brought back the 1969 Mach-1, the Stingray, Barracuda, Chevelle, Nova and the Buick Rivera from the 70's they couldn't make them fast enough.

If you want one & no choice you will get one

The R7 load was developed many years ago, it’s a proven accurate, and safe load. 24-26 grains (depending on barrel dimensions) behind a 200 grain lead bullet will attain the original 1873 design spec velocity of 1,350 fps from a 24” bbl.

Something really creepy about you shooting simulated human heads, dude. Not sure what your subliminal message is, but I'm really surprised KZbin hasn't taken it down...you should! 👎🏾👎🏾

Watched a video where 45 LC did a lot more damage than 357 magnum. So much comes down to the type of cartridge you shoot. Cool video

Beautiful rifle and wow im suprised that cat did not even flinch when you shoot! Must be used to it but still as skidish as cats are still suprised and i was fully expecting at least some sort of reaction when u fired that first shot😮😺😆