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Great video agree about the best Colt revolveR

Got a Red 9 without much bluing left back in the 90s. All serial numbers match and it shoots. Not much rifling and the gun's miserable ergonomics means it's mostly for the bang factor but I love the fact that it was imported over a century ago now and still runs. Think I paid $600 for it in about 1995? My treasure.

There was also a factory +1 magazine extension. I have one. Also the plastic buffer gets brittle over time. Wilson Combat makes one which fits it

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Very good video. You don't hang around ! Great, had to pause a few times to follow !

The most beautiful and most powerful pistol, there is one older than it from World War II, 5 numbers

I got 3 of them in 89 for 90 bucks each and still have them

Don’t touch sword with hands 😢

Vell done comrade !! 😎

Oh the algorithm…. I just bought a pre-war Colt officer tarter today, and this is the first video on KZbin.

Harrington and Richardson maintained production of a set of firearm designs should go back to the late 1800s and they did it with a certain amount of hand quality that you’ll never find anymore. The bling on some of their guns is just outstanding. However, with their revolvers, they did not do the kind of product development that made for an accurate shooting Performance They made these guns to a price point and they were able to manufacture these to a low price point for affordability for a very long time over several generations. That many ways is quality delivery. But I’ve heard people say they are rugged, but they’re not well built. They were designed flaws over period of time. One of them is the lack of development in the forcing cone I owned a Harrington and Richardson’s model 999 sportsman, which is a nine shot break up at revolver and it was horribly accurate. It would’ve been better off being a six shot revolver instead of a none shot Revolver, and they could’ve gotten better alignment with the cylinder and the forcing cone from a shot to shot I think a break action 22 revolver is an excellent idea of being that low pressure the last long time and I wish it would bring it back, but they’d never be able to bring back that last years Bluey anymore. There are too many EPA regulations and OSHA regulations In check, you almost have to go to a country like turkey to reproduce these I hear that dies and mold were sold in 1986 when Harrington and richard closed down and the recipient of these dives and moles New England firearms refused to make the revolvers I would like to hear from the people they made that decision

May you prevent many a regretted purchase <3 Having this info from an expert helps dissuade an excited thoughtless purchase like I would make 😅 Great video!!

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Beautiful weapons!!

Who doesn't love a Chinese warlord .

Now: THAT's a Walther purebreed classic.. 🏆

The term for tang is 'nakago" a swrod with no signature is a "mumei" and the term for temper line is "hamon".

C'est une oeuvre artistique vraiment éblouissante ..

Can you remove importer markings on a C&R firearm.. NOT the factory gun serial number.. ,JUST the importer mark. EXAMPLE: C.A.I. Georgia, VT.

I have my dad's Ultra Sportsman, which he bought used in the late 40's or early 50's. It saw plenty of use over the years, so it isn't in the same condition as yours. Soon after he shipped it to me in Arizona, I wore it to go quail hunting in the desert using the black leather full flap holster that he kept it in. At one point, I looked down, and to my horror, it was gone. It had fallen out some time over the course of the morning. I frantically turned around to try and retrace my steps and fortunately, about five minutes later, there it was lying on the sandy ground. I was so thankful that I'd found it! Thanks for the info!

Older Colt revolvers are are nice , the only thing that would make them better is if they had been made by Smith & Wesson so you could count on them to go bang 💥 every time you pulled the trigger.

I wish Mauser would make a limited edition of this iconic weapon.

Just walked away from mine, just did not match my hopes for $3k.

This thing looks like Han Solo's gun (without any modifications, like was done to a C96 for original _Star Wars_ ).

Very cool, i do hope i get one as well

Have you ever fired that one?

Very nice video,... Thankyou.!.... Many times, in all types of handguns the mag. Is the culprit when the bolt is not held back after last round. I have a p08 where this is the case..the mags work fine in my other luger, and I changed the hold back lever spring but did not fix the issue. I believe the bolt is not travelling far enough to the rear, or,... The hold back lever is not high enough to capture the bolt... Have you ever seen this condition, and can you recommend a test to determine the issue? .. Thanks.😊

Well done thank you for the information,

I am sitting here in Suhl right next to Zella Mehlis! Greets from Thuringia! i Wonder how many of them are hidden in Cellars around here!;)

Is not lama, its yama.

Wow!! $230 for the book on amazon. Nice plug….not!! Great video though!

Very nice. My 2nd favorite WWII pistol.

Very interesting. I have a couple of Nambu Type 14’s and love learning about these fascinating pistols. Thanks for posting

Excellent video. The target revolver which preceded the Shooting Master was the New Service Target. 3400 of these fine revolvers were made, officially in 5 calibers.

I think they made about 70ty to 100 pretty gun I'm not crazy about it thought

What type bullet does it shoot

I thought you said they went out of business in 1986 ,then you said it was in production from 1931 to 2000 , get back with me

How do you spell grande rond de ma? How is the front sight attached to the pistol you show at 00:59? Or is it machined as part of the slide?

Nambus hit like a pocket pistol round. I'd rather have a American .4 auto or a German Luger any day of the week. The Brits had a cool top break .38 revlver and I'd take that over a Nambu in combat. Not saying Nambus aren't worth collecting but overall they are not the combat weapon that other countries had.

Had one a few years ago. Beautiful pistol, fascinating design but it couldn't hit the broadside of a barn from the inside due to being shot out. Sold it for more than I paid for it. Don't really regret owning it but was really glad to palm it off on someone else.

Hello I have a Whitney Wolverine serial # 100,064. I’m interested in selling the pistol. Would you be interested in looking at it?

I have Antaris' two superb books on Star and Astra - both signed an dated. I also dropped him a line via his website a few weeks ago but no reply to date. I have a BM and three Megastars. Two in 45 and one in 10. Beautiful beasts.

have the czech Vz.33 rifles ever been put into german service at all? do you know of any Vz.33s with G.33/40 stocks put on them?

I have a Whitney Wolverine with serial number 100064, it has a couple very small scratches. I don’t have the original box or manual, I would rate it’s condition at 8.5 - 9 out of 10. What would be the approximate value of this pistol?

you did it better than daniel craig

Amazing

It's amazing ❤

Makarovs from 1960 to 1965 (if I remember correct) years of produection was marked as letters after serial number. My Makarov have letter M after it's number, and it says it is made in 1960 year.

Boy do i have questions for you. So how does Rizzini stack up. I have a daughter thats ran 21k through her Franchi case hardened over under 12 guage