Korth is better trust me! And nighthawk warranties the guns for life

Just came across your review of the E2, I like it for my P320’s, Thanks!

I’m not opposed to buying one and in fact, wil be putting quite a bit of thought in to it. But folks have got to do a deeper dive in to what it means to claim of higher quality. Just adding more superlatives is not really justifying what appears to be an all machined version of a 686. If you’re going to claim such superior quality then we (ok I) need alloy and heat treat differences, dimensional tolerances on individual features and limits of fit, dimensional comparisons on parts that we attribute to durability such as locking bolts, hands, cylinder walls, chamber uniformity, bolt-to-window clearance. Bore scope the barrel and show us the finish here and at the forcing cone. And lastly if I’m not the only Bullseye shooter out there, a fifty yard Ransom Rest group test with multiple handloads and factory loads. This just scratches the surface of what I feel it means to include the detail behind the oversimplified claims of superior quality. The few details mentioned above can all be addressed by a good pistolsmith, on an S&W to ring out the performance apparently available with an OTS Spohr, but we can get there with a whole lot less cash. Details please.

sorry but this is one of the worst videos . lets just say no one goes to the range and sights in with garbge they found on the range and a steel plate with a hunred hits on it

Great video Mitchell

Great video !!!

Nice rifle. I would like to see a 35 Remington chambering.

gorgeous got 1 on hold

Did you have same problem?

Nice revolver, a bit of fluff, though

i wish freedomsmith would ship to europe

You are fkin mess. Lv the way you bang the tray into the barrel. Your dirty mess of a working space, only perfects the place 😂

Looks like an American Eagle Model 1906 based off the flat toggles, grip safety, and longer barrel. The Eagle Crest looks like it was scuffed off on top of the receiver just before the barrel.

Be careful on operate the mechanism without sideplate, especially with mainspring. The force on the trigger and hammer stud are a lot, they are designed to supported on both side. Sometimes in these cases they broken

Next time stop acting like such an idiot

Have shot a 329PD at the range enough to get the sights adjusted and learn the trigger. Loved the look of the wood grips, but dang that smarted when shooting 240 gr full power ammunition. Tried VZ grips, which looked great but maybe felt worse. Found that factory X-frame grips were decent. It is still a 25-ounce 44 magnum, so it is always gonna be right there on recoil. A 360PD shooting 158gr American Eagle .357 magnum ammunition is so much worse than the 329PD.

Those wood grips are nice but you might wantcto get some X-frame grips. They have some cushioning built in. The 329PD is a beast with full power 240 grain bullets. A good shooting glove will tame things also. The 329PD is made for all those times you need an easily carried revolver with a fair amount of power. Fiocchi makes 240gr JSP ammunition that is below advertised velocity and great for practice.

Ha, I watched this video a year ago, and I was just seconds away from making vritually the same comment. This is how bushingless 1911s come apart. We carry punches and chopsticks on our range bags to take those types of guns apart. The pin is shorter because you don't want somehting pressing against it (llike a table) and pushing it out. Slide stops use to break a lot more often, but good steel solves that problem. And yeah overhand is a better method of dropping the slide for most guns.

Great video good job of explaining your ideals n how easy it is

One comment,,, decaffeinated coffee...

I really wanted to see someone do this since I got one but now that I see it idk if I can un-see it because I'm very ocd and like to take my guns down all the way to clean them but idk now haha

I have a similar set up, with a Holosun 407c and no light.

What I never hear people talking about is the effect of the compensator when using plus P / hot loads. The more pressure round has behind it the more effective you will see the compensator become.

Oh snap! You is back! #CWC🍗

Don't try to twist in your hand, they just feel like they explode in your hand.

How is the accuracy on the 929?

Why u have a light on a range gun? Is it more show than anything?

Nice video but it would be better if i could hear you.

Informative and great video. I'm actually looking at 357s to buy. I know it's expensive, but it's not that much more expensive from a performance center Smith or a Colt Python. I think I'm leaning toward this. Just got to find where to buy one from

Are you using the oem double recoil spring from colt ?

I have the same one very nice and clean

I have the same one very nice and clean

I have the same one very nice and clean

I've had one for over a year now, and put maybe 600 rounds through it. Trigger is god awful. Horrendously long double action that will jam up if you stage it wrong. Single action is so stiff and breaks vaguely. The reset on both is really long and has to be yanked off completely or you'll jam it up. The machine work is perfect, yes, I absolutely love the precision of it for how traditional it looks. There are a thousand little tiny surfaces that have to be done exactly right and colt did a great job. Stainless is very easy to hand polish if/when it gets scratched. I put Harrison Snake Sights on mine, just replaces the rear blade itself and retains the factory leaf sight bade. No issues, solid lockup.

Just paint the sights flat black. You just want to rag on this rifle.

To bad you can not find them for sale.

Why would you skip the frame part 😭😭

Buyer beware!! The US Sphor distributor sent me a new Spohr revolver with rust. Dishonest business practice

Really appreciate your content, great video 👍

My tp9sfx came with 2 20rd mags

😂😂😂😂 what on earth is the second guy talking about?? Just mumbling on and on.

where do you get rubber tipped screw?

What load 38 special?

Great review Mitch. Now I have to buy another wheel gun.

I've been looking to upgrade mine bu I want the Beneli stock for it and sounds like a bitch to install.

talk talk talk talk talk talk yet no proof. that would degrade so fast its insane.

A fun video but the dude needs to switch to decaf LOL

Had a 70's 6" Python. Was a safe queen so eventually sold it. Bought a new 4.25" model last year. Shimmed the wobbly site. Only complaint is the new laminated grips have no figure and are so dark, look like black plastic. Looking for new grips more like the old ones but won't PAY $400 for originals. Will probably go w/ Houges!

When I was a boy I saw an advertise on Guns & Ammo of a product named AGIMATIC. It was 1983, I don't know what is an AGIMATIC gun clening system, but a few years later I started to think that, maybe, the system was a kind of ultrasonic cleaner. Probably I will never know what WAS the agimatic. I suspect I saw it on Guns & Ammo december 1982 (with a Garand on the cover).

0:10 last week I installed a red dot on my son's NERF. I don't use it anyway... my gun has no rail or plate.