The bolt action is for reliability. You have most reliable single shot . Then bolt action, pump, and of course least reliable semi - auto... Especially in cold and dirty conditions. Don't matter how many you have in the tube if it doesn't cycle. Your welcome😂 😂😂😂

Nice video man bless up

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I brought that sub count up to 200!!! Nice revolver, nice content!!!

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15 years is hardly perishable, I've fired ammo with headstamps from the 1930s 20 years ago. Check for corrosion around the primer pocket and case mouth by the bullet. Military storage in airtight metal containers, the carry boxes and sardine cans crated in wood provides greater protection from the elements than if kept loose in a sock on a concrete floor. Commercial cardboard boxes with styrofoam blocks for the individual cartridges are designed to provide minimum protection. After ammo is so packaged it goes into brown cardboard casing crates and then to mass distribution warehouses without climate control until eventually sent to the middle men and then retail stores. Kept indefinately alongside the 10 Commandments from the Raiders of the Lost Ark. If the ammos was found by a magnet hunter in a belt pouch among the skeletal remains of a soldier kia then it would be prudent not to shoot it. If curious, pull the bullet. Dump the powder to see if it ignites with a flame. Chamber the now empty still primed case to see if that "fires." Ammo does not expire like milk or bread. Compliments on your thoughtful precaution.

Great video Rustic, thanks!

👍👍 Most old ammo is fine as long as it doesn’t get wet. Thanks Rustic

👍👍great that you figured that much out.

boa tarde! sou do Brasil, tenho uma espingarda igual a sua, aqui ela é Boito - Miura 1

Dude. Please show how you did this. I cannot find a video. Anywhere. I know what the directions say. But mine ain't coming out plz help😢😂😂

Doyou like the 4 inch Windicator 357MAG better than the 2 inch model?

Mighty fine revolver. The more you use the trigger, the sweeter they get.

Nice bro.

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👍👍 I’ve never shot a Glock, they just never have felt right in my hand.I pretty much buy smith & Wesson in semi autos but you seem to shoot that one really well.

👍👍thanks rustic, looked like a big difference in spread from 25 to 40 yds.

Dude, beautiful mountains! Thanks for the video!

Good work! I’ve shot the 43x with the longer grip and it’s a little snappier than the M&P Shield and I didn’t shoot it as well.

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👍👍That’s nice Rustic.

Very nice sir

👍👍nice, pumpkins never win

pumpkins in the mist, looks like fun to me.

Sweet bro.

👍👍Thanks Rustic, I don’t think a small amount of wiggle is anything to worry about.

My Windicator crane screw became loose while shooting. I put a drop of blue loctite on the threads and tightened it . Been been fine since then.

Thanks for the vid! Mine is essentially the same it looks like. I never noticed the latch movement but I've got that too.

👍👍I really like single shot break open shotguns.I own two, an H&R in 410 and a stevens 20 ga. That’s a nice one you have there.

Christmas came early ?

👍👍 hopefully you can find an extractor pin replacement. That’s a great looking old gun.

I did a video as well I have a Mossberg 195 K - A adjustable choke called (select a choke) bolt action 12. and it has 2 round mags, im makeing a 10 round currently, love the gun its amazing. I'm really surprised more people haven't purchased these in the past and they weren't as popular I just think they're cool as heck cool video!

👍👍thanks Rustic. I sure the scope helps a lot with the AR. I have the same 30 30 which my dad left me when he passed away. Mine is about 40 years old, great little gun.

👍👍that orange drink didn’t want to go down😊😊

Very nice holster! 💯💯💯 Thank you for this video! Good job! 👏👏👏❤

Totally practical and nice looking

Beautiful holster! Nice to see your video bro. Thanks!

👍👍nice looking holster Rustic.

Been thinking about getting this gun don’t know if you still reply to comments I saw one of my local Academy for $300 but the clerk had nothing but terrible things to say about it. I wanted to get a owners opinion.

I have this same gun, right down to the poly choke. My grandfather bought in new and it's never been fired. He didn't hunt. He bought it for home defense.

Does yours have any cylinder end shake? Does the cylinder have a little play forward and backward when closed?

Rustic Redd have you found the part you need? I know where you can get the part.

At 16 158 H&R Was one of my first guns 20Ga. 30-30 now 62 yung still have H&R s 13 Barrels for 1. Got 3 for Rimfir need 22LR for it. Still hunt with them every day.

Where did you order it please i really like it nice 12 ga

I have one of these that I bought at 18 yo im 43 now. Mine was setup for deer. The choke was removed and a scope was added thid was all prior to me purchasing it. I had no idea what it was at first. That said the ol cannon will throw a slug into a 4 “ group at 100 yards. More than sufficient for non rifle deer hunting.

If it was a very cold area a bolt action might be the best bet if one wants reliable follow up shots. If it is cold enough it could make a semiauto action not work properly, or maybe a pump too.

I'd guess you could get the parts needed from a place called Gun Parts Corp. they used to be called Numrich, if I'm not mistaken. YT may have an issue with it if I leave the web address here, but you should be able to locate it quickly with the names in this comment. Best of luck getting it located and repaired back to working condition.

Man got that in a 20 ga, and 410. Luv these guns.

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Pakka run-mureed 😅 "i love her too"