Definitely .75 playback speed

hello I have same rifle but can't figure out manufacture date serial is in the 7,000 range can anyone help me where to find date

The 1967 Bonnie and Clyde with Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty has them capturing Captain Hamer and doesn't place Him at the scene of their ending. Common sense says if Bonnie and Clyde really captured Captain Hamer, they would killed Him in cold blood.

Why they look up to Bonnie and Clyde when Texas had wayyyy cooler outlaws. I mean sure Bonnie and Clyde had a good run. But they didn't become a lawyer after prison.

I’m not sure if I’m wording this correctly but how fast do you have your lathe going when turning down outside dia, and also when cutting threads?

I went with the olight Odin mini. I will do my best not to walk through any pressurized rainstorms 😂

Stopped Bonnie and Clyde.

Excellent video...as a designer of space/military and small arms manufacture for 50 years this was relevant to my hobby research and brought back pleasant memories.

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Great video. I'm interested in this same gun. Do you recommend the bead sight over the Mossberg Ghost ring sights? They offer both models: 50694 or the 50693. Thanks!

I’m trying to figure out the purpose of your first measurement.

Thanks for the video

Everytime I've seen these projecyiles weighed they have been 69grains not 65 weird but extra is good😅

Frank Hammer received that revolver as a gift from his uncle Ball Peen.

Back when men were men, and women were thankful for it.

That’s not boresighting.

I got a shit ton of kci mags. Glad they fit the psa because i am about to get one.

I have the TISAS 1911A1 and it’s fantastic! Wilson combat mags feeds federal HST, Speer Gold Dot and Remington golden saber bonded which are my go to in 45. 320$ and runs better than any Kimber out there

man, i miss lathe work. went to vo-tech for precision machine, then worked drill pipe and downhole tools for 6 years, then went into a job shop where i learned how to be a machinist lol. made everything under the sun...funnest job i ever had. i would love working there with you !

A little correction. The Browning A5 is a current offering and does NOT use the barrel-recoil action. That action belonged to the much older AUTO-5.

Could you just drill a hole in the end of the piston and slowly work your way bigger until you get a good ejection pattern instead of doing the adjustable option with the plugs?

Sad that he lost his son who was a Marine at Iwo Jima. They are burried together in Austin, TX.

Awesome video, Frank Hamer is a true American hero! Love that you are drawing attention to the real hero, not the gangsters !

Estive anos 70, com um rifle desses em minhas mãos. Não comprei. Estava muito mal cuidado. Desisti de comprar.

Great review. I have had my Sako TRG42 for over 20 years now. It took me 16 months to get one after ordering it. Cost me over £4,000 (english pounds) back then. It's the folding stock model in .300 win mag, complete with OEM bipod and muzzle break. The bipod on this rifle is key to get the best accuracy out of it.. I am now about to upgrade the scope for this rifle and am looking at getting the new Sightron S8 6x40x56 with 40mm tube. I am going to be using a Spuhr one piece mount that bolts directly to the receiver 16.5mm dovetail. I also use a ASE Utra supressor on the rifle. It makes the .300 as quiet as a .308. I hope you continue to enjoy this iconic rifle as I do mine.

Actually, the pistol itself has NO screws. The slotted screw like part on the magazine catch is not a screw but a catch that holds the mag assembly together under spring tension. Push in on the catch and turn the slotted piece about 90 degrees and the catch can be removed as a unit just like on a 1911 pistol. The rear sight actually does have a screw for windage adjustment. The only screw on the gun.

I immediately recognized the jig as designed by "The Viper" Bob Pastor. I took his barrel chambering class and we used that jig. Bob is a riot and prince of a fellow. Bob had me laughing my ass off most the time, but learned the solids on chambering and muzzle end business. I'm in debate over using range rods to just using long bore dial indicator to alleviate the cost of buying multiple caliber sized rods and bushings. I also just watched "The Real Gunsmith" video where he chambers between centers with a holder at the breech end and uses a hand held reamer holder backed by live center. Lots of ways to skin a cat!

Are those brass knuckles in the picture?

Great video, Im a retired LEO, I've admired Frank Hamer since I read a book on him waaaay back in the 1970s. I also hunt with a 35 remington, marlin lever, devestating round on deer and wild hogs

I did a trigger polish & JP springs. 4lb trigger & its very crisp. Spent less than $30 for a beautiful trigger job

"Mr. Hamer, how many men have you attempted to arrest?" "NONE, I either arrested them or I didn't.'

What pin gauge set do you have? I am looking at the same method! Thanks in advance.

Hammer was a real life bad ass

That is NOT Hamer’s “go to” pistol! Do a little research! Hamer carried a single action engraved Colt in .45 colt, and called it “Old Lucky”.

The M&P was made in 1899, not 1905, I have many of the early Models, my first was a 4th change passed down to me from Del Norte County Sheriff's Austin Huffman and his son, my Great Uncle, Bud Huffman. You got the history very very wrong. I also have a Triple Lock, being restored at Tyler Gunworks, and have owned a few 35 Remingtons. Frank Hamer was a childhood hero of mine. And, along with Keith, greatly influenced my firearms, and my career in law enforcement. The modern cop with a 9mm and a 223 is ill served.

Using Wikipedia does not speak to your credidibility.

In Synder Texas, Hammer was approached by an assassin , the brother of the defendant in a trail. Hammer was shot in the shoulder by a .45 auto but had the presence of mind to pull his S&W and dispatch the perp!

The Account I read in GO DOWN TOGETHER had Hamer during the ambush of Clyde and Bonnie using a Colt Monitor machine rifle. In the film Highwaymen he is shown using a Remington model 8

Excellent episode! Frank Hamer had bought several extended magazines from Hillyard Chemical in St. Joseph, Missouri. Hillyard, which is still in business today, operated The Police Supply Company. In the 1930’s and 1940’s, this was one of the leading police tactical companies in the US. The magazines that Captain Hamer bought were 10 round. I believe the standard magazine was five rounds. The .35 Remington, is often overlooked compared to the .30/30 Winchester. The .35 had a heavier bullet and an edge in energy. While Marlin did chamber the Model 336 lever action rifle in .35 Remington, the fact that the .30/30 was offered in the Model 94 Winchester lead to it’s greater popularity. The .30/30 may have killed more whitetail deer, the .35 Remington killed Bonnie and Clyde!

Glad you called Bonnie and Clyde 💩

first time I ever saw a mod 8 it was on the used rack at Gunnies along w/ a Sav 99... didnt know what either were and kicked myself long after for not getting em before they were gone next day... the rear cover above the safety was machined so thin I thought it was a stamping but research at home informed me... yrs later ended up w/ a mod 81 and another sav 99 but I wont ever forget missing that first chance

Good stuff I have an unbranded 516 14.5" upper that Sig produced for some unknown government. Sig sent me an email that they had a few leftover at a deep discount. Seems I may have found a use for it. Excellent presentation

I polished a milspec trigger and was amazed at the difference. So much so that I'm hesitant to buy another Larue MBT2 trigger. Couple tips. A larger piece of wet sandpaper attached to a clipboard will help speed the surface finishing. Just keep the angle correct. Also, when polishing, going with the rotation is polishing and going against is considered cutting, by those in the polishing profession, but I can't tell the difference in finish. For even more polishing Don't forget the portion of the hammer that rubs the belly of the carrier. Excellent video.

Hamer’s book is an excellent read too. He was quite a guy and not one to F with. Awesome video.

What is interesting to me is that the Model 8 Remington is so named because it was introduced in 1908; 116 years ago. When people get all torqued up about modern AR format rifles; i.e. magazine fed, semi-automatic firearms , remind them that this ain't a new concept. Remington introduced this magazine fed, semi-auto rifle116 years ago.

Now I understand

In my humble opinion, a holster is a holster. As long as it looks the same and works the same, and it is made of genuine leather, it makes no difference to me when it is made. Actually, I thought the newer version in the video looks better. Now for the firearm itself, that is different!

WOW !...I WISH I HAD YOUR SKILLS AND BRAINS...I GUESS I BEEN KICKED IN THE HEAD BY TOO MANY BRAHMA BULLS !..THX FOR YOUR VIDEO'S..

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