kool job---thanks

Fantastic video. I love how you explained your rationale for what went where, even better that the director respected the history. You took great care with weapons in your charge. I got out of film armoury because my kit kept coming back to me in bits.

IE. the movie, Patton said "only a pimp from a cheap whorehouse carries a Pearl handled pistol"

Top 5 holsterings 🔥

I have to ask: on the mocked up Ruger Vaquero "LeMat", how does one go about removing the cylinder? It looks like the faux LeMat front end completely enshrouds the base pin, and as anyone familiar with any SAA-type revolver knows, its necessary to access the base pin in order to do this (and it would be imperative for cleaning, especially if you're using black powder loads). I'm just curious. Also, how did they go about getting an unfluted cylinder for the Vaquero? I've never seen a Vaquero come standard with an unfluted cylinder (mostly only seen that done of Blackhawks, at least in regards to Rugers). Did they fill in the flutes themselves? Did they have a custom cylinder made/make one themselves? Or did they maybe manage to fit an unfluted Blackhawk cylinder to the gun somehow? My apologies for the barrage of questions, I'm just really into 19th century guns and found the concept of a mocked-up LeMat interesting (honestly kinda makes me think of the fake top break "LeMat" that the title character carried in the short lived TV series "Johnny Ringo" back in the day).

I agree, there needs to be a whole movie done. Really enjoyed watching these shorts. And, for those who dont know, Buster Scruggs really did exist.

HAMER was a clown !

lots of videos. but I still haven't seen what the front axle and rear axle look like, as well as the transmission. It's necessary to show technical aspects. lots of talk in the video but no technical information.😖😖😖😖😖

What a beautiful collection of real firearms

Parece o ethan de Resident Evil7

Annoying voice

Cool

Holy Shit, The Bad Guy Slinger is from the Ol Crow Medicine Show! Perfect ive seen them live opening for the Black Crowes!

Fact: Buster Scruggs clothing was modern western clothing unlike the other characters who wore the Victorian Era clothing which was historically accurate.

That rubber cartridge stacking reminded me of taking the white board sharpies at school and sticking them together to make a “sword.”

I also shoot a pistol (and bow) right handed but a long gun left handed.

you're pretty good

Wow in the finger shooting scene, you can really see the blue screen with this put into monochrome.

For the guns used. Did you remember if the Taylors’ was an Uberti made pistol and the Cimarron a Pietta? Or vise-versa or if all were Uberti or all Pietta models, since Taylors an Cimarron both may mod the guns but do not make them?

Seems like a great time, Joey. Awesome work!

Next to nevada smith and tombstone this my favorite western

Thank you for sharing, Sub'd.

That was damn interesting! Very cool show, man and great work in the film!

I've got a script in play involving 1837 Paterson colt pistols. I'm curious to see what the production company does if the script gets picked up because even Paterson Colt replica's are difficult to find anymore since they seem to be out of production by even Italian companies.

What?? That holster slap was one of the things that really set the tone for Buster. It really jumped out...like a mechanic in love with a new tool.

Thompsons would have been about $3500 in 2024 dollars-expensive

Thompsons would have been about $3500 in 2024 dollars-expensive

Freaking awesome stuff,this was a great movie and an absolutely amazing gun movie.love that 20’s era of guns.such a cool mix of old guns moving into newer semiautomatic shotguns and military style guns.

Just saw this. Very much admired your work in this film.

That’s quite an interesting rifle, I am wishing to recreate one of those with a Kolser Winchester 1892 rifle!

All I can say is wow. That is BADASS!

Excellent video, thank you! 👍👍👍

Goddammit!!❤

Absolutely amazing!! Are these prob guns or are they the full steal? Hep me out!!

Hey Joey what'd you use for the Senorita pistols?

what was the process you did to age the colt ?

Great commentary. I love single actions. I customize allbof mine with spring jobs. Cimarron does a good j0b with their guns out the box.

When it goes to the gun shop scene, the very first thing I notice is the vintage 3M Co. tape dispenser sitting on the counter next to the cash register. Yes, I am a retired 3Mer. Funny.

What a badass job. Loved that side by side. How does one find oneself in this career field?

I’m a film armourer in the UK would be great to connect. I do my own rubbers in house but would love to get some of those beautiful pieces in the collection

The Highwaymen was the only thing worth watching on Netfix foir months. I think i watched it five times. I ended up buying it on DVD. It was interesting to see life in the depression era.

If you need to carry a single action army in your waistband and you don't have a holster, you can just flip open the loading gate and rest the gate on your pants waistband. It won't fall down your pants carried that way.

Fun fact you can actually a single action army thats a direct reference to old lucky in fallout new vegas

Great behind the scenes vid! Thnx

“Only a pimp from a cheap New Orleans whore house would have pearl grips”…General George Patton… Think Hamer would agree…likely ivory.

Woody's worn Colt looks so perfect. I'd love to find one with that exquisite appearance.

Pearl grips? What was it Patton said about pearl grips?

I so hope they continue with these films

Old tiers would swing out the loading gate on their Colt single action revolvers to keep it from sliding down when the old timer wore the pistol without a holster in the waistband.

Didn't see the tin man😊