Single Action Speed Reload

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Single Action reload ,compared to Semi-Auto reload,and Double Action reload,done by Todd Jarred,and Jerry Miculek.
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[@SkirnirW]

That moment when you realize Cisko can reload a single-action pistol by taking out the ENTIRE CYLINDER.. .. faster than most people can reload mag-fed semi-autos.. Damn impressive!

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Tks for the compliment and for subscribing more to come soon

[@SkirnirW]

@@CiskoMasterGunfighter No problem! Hey! If you don't mind me picking your brain for a second. I would appreciate it if you had any recommendations for a nice Double-Action Revolver. Considering who you are, i'd take your word as law. :D

[@Burboss]

Except for those, who reload mag-feds to survive

[@Adam-si9fi]

@@CiskoMasterGunfighter can you do this for the 357 vaquero model?

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

@@Adam-si9fi I don't see why not Adam

[@manusairsoft6359]

He sounds like a south park character XD

[@carloharryman]

He should replace Ned. I think Manbearpig killed him recently.

[@MrMann-gt1eh]

My thought exactly

[@Caparco71]

I didn't think that but now I can't stop seeing it

[@johnbernal7996]

Nah ned's ok

[@henryn5445]

jimbo?

[@highgrove8545]

For an even faster reload: Carry more guns

[@ronaldjensen8614]

This is why doc Holliday had two guns & a toad stabber. People were smarter back then.

[@jeffcarroll1990shock]

Genius

[@ronaldjensen8614]

Toad stabber is a knife.

[@SharkWrestler]

Just carry guns like Gordon Freeman

[@bruceleroy8063]

The New York reload

[@CheekiBreeki1986]

"This reload time is exhilarating..."

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Cheeki Breeki I'm thinking of doing 18 rounds, two reloads on 3 targets, does that sound cool to you,

[@Attackonmuffin]

Its so different from simply changing a clip

[@brandonsnodgrass7687]

@@Attackonmuffin you mean magazine

[@Attackonmuffin]

@@brandonsnodgrass7687 fuck sakes plz tell me you're just trolling and you do understand my joke

[@Bill-v650]

@@brandonsnodgrass7687 revolvers take moon clips not magazines

[@BalgaBear]

Sweet jesus, he DISASSEMBLES the cylinder from the revolver to reload it! :D GENIUS, I wonder if these techniques were ever used in the old west.

[@rbrtck]

+Virck Although the practice probably wasn't all that common, there were some cavalrymen who carried extra cylinders for the Remington Model 1858 New Army, which is a cap & ball revolver. Apparently there was some incentive to do so, especially since reloading a cap & ball revolver without a cylinder swap was obviously far too slow and cumbersome for any combat situation, and the Model 1858 made it relatively practical, even while on horseback, with its retained base pin that was also easy to firmly grip. This practice was portrayed by Clint Eastwood in the movie "Pale Rider" with a Model 1858, for instance, so it was a known thing even in the modern world long before this demonstration was done. Obviously the same thing can be done with the Colt SAA (or the similar Ruger Blackhawk in this case), although in stock form it is less suited for this, which is why, in addition to the metallic cartridges and loading gate being considered sufficient, it probably wasn't done in the Old West (or at least it hasn't been documented, to my knowledge), and even in this modern demonstration a modification was made to the base pin in order to make a rapid cylinder swap practical on the SAA. Otherwise, it's really more of a Remington Model 1858 thing, and was to some extent in the Old West. However, most who expected to need more than six shots tended to carry multiple revolvers instead--while this is heavier and more expensive, it is also faster and more reliable than swapping cylinders, as well as more robust than carrying exposed cylinders with caps that were only lightly crimped on and could easily be knocked loose. The SAA would have had even more of an issue since there was no designed-in way to keep the cartridges from falling out of the cylinders. You either had to rely on gravity, which is no problem for a demonstration like this under controlled conditions but impractical for carrying, or maybe a weak glue of some sort.

[@timclaus8313]

Would be marginally faster with a New Model Blackhawk, don't need to half cock to free the cylinder, just open the gate.

[@rbrtck]

+Tim Claus Is opening the gate really any faster than half-cocking the hammer? And then you'll have to close the gate afterward, which is an additional step. Or are you talking about loading through the gate instead of swapping in a new cylinder? In that case, yes, it would save some time, but not with swapping the cylinder.

[@bushwhackedonvhs]

rbrtck I have owned a couple single action revolvers and I can tell you that, were it not for how finicky the pin is on the SBH, it would have been far easier to swap out than my SAA, because it's not hard to miss that half cock notch in a hurry.

[@nastykhan7746]

That's what we call 'ammo clips', partner.

[@louiscyfer6944]

jerry did 12 shots in under 3 seconds with the revolver. he used a speedloader. this is just as, or even more impressive, you basically disassemble the gun. also, obviously this is not a regular way of loading, i think you could shave at least 1, maybe even 2 seconds of the time with more practice. awesome job.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

louis cyfer tks for subscribing more to come soon, I plan to go at it again with a Vaquero because all I have to do is open the loading gate to free the cylinder,,Tks for your support

[@ncrgunslinger6469]

Cisko Master Gunfighter This reminded me of Palerider when Clint Eastwood reloads his 1858 by using more cylinders like modern speed reloaders.

[@Gieszkanne]

He used a moonclip not speedloader.

[@jameshuhn6924]

Jerry used a double action revolver for that, this guy is using a single action revolver.

[@TUCOtheratt]

Very impressive. Never thought this could be done with a single action.

[@Edelweiss-uv5xi]

... why do you think the cylinder drops out? For fucking cleaning?

[@TUCOtheratt]

@@Edelweiss-uv5xi Ya that is what it drops out for. That's why this was so impressive. Why are you running yer mouth at me? What can you do with a single action revolver...nothing?.... ya I know. Go back to pounding keys.

[@dmre0]

​@@TUCOtherattliterally, buddy probably doesn't even own a Single Action 😂😂 he's a keyboard warrior

[@TUCOtheratt]

@@dmre0 Ha Ha agreed.

[@eliteslayer145]

You're pretty good...

[@thebigmens8012]

Engravings give you no tactical advantage what's so ever

[@foucaulddubern6641]

Ocelots are proud creatures

[@kacperwoch4368]

Tactical advantage? But no engravings whatsoever. But that was some fancy shooting.

[@SPEEDYxArcher]

I've never felt a tension like this before

[@Grizzlytactics91]

@@kacperwoch4368 they are quoting revolver ocelot lol

[@mrdato116]

Howdy fella, you could be useful against goddamn O'Driscolls 🔫

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@331Grabber]

I just got into it with the O'Driscolls too. Luckily the horse I stole from the unfortunate bounty hunter was fast :)

[@charliemiller3399]

Bob munden would of love to see this.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Charlie Miller I hope he'd appreciate it, tks

[@brianmeier915]

Cisko Master Gunfighter 😀

[@johnmarston2282]

Cisko Master Gunfighter you are doing well in the world where you and I are appreciated

[@coopermeikle3856]

Charlie Miller bob munden would have been able to do that in 4 seconds

[@zsd101]

Exactly. Great video and love seeing SA shooters perform.

[@ghosthand3of9]

Careful, they will label this an "assault pistol"!

[@johnthreesixteen5643]

Jajajajajaj

[@MrMann-gt1eh]

Revolver. Assault revolver! 😂

[@fsh4204]

Banned 100% fires 5000 rounds per seconds with 33 million pounds of pressure fire ..... Oh anti gunners

[@jybroncos17]

wow I am super impressed. I own several single action revolvers and have never seen anyone change cylinders that fast incredible keep shooting your amazing

[@chiefjoe8655]

As a SASS member, that was awesome! Good job Cisko.

[@bryantblanco2370]

revolver ocelot🔫

[@simonponce5582]

👍👍

[@mcallahan9060]

"your a talker. Talkers make me thirsty..."

[@kreuzelberg]

......"and hungry"

[@gordongekko8495]

...and now I want two chickens...

[@GeneralG1810]

Guy rings Jerry and challenges him, Jerry laughs into phone and says "Son.....Go home, think about it REAL hard, then get back to me!"

[@yugen]

I'd love to see this format: Draw, fire 6 shots, manual individual cartridge reload, fire 6 shots, holster. Great stuff man! You're probably the fastest gun out there today!

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

tks for your shot idea,I will put it on my list,and tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@yugen]

@@CiskoMasterGunfighter Thank you! I would also love to see a video on reloading single action revolvers (the standard way), maybe an instructional on doing it as fast as possible? I've been searching KZbin forever but i've never seen such a video.

[@brunog1800]

Don't let the democrats see this video. Otherwise they will outlaw single action revolvers also.

[@xPumaFangx]

I am a democrat. I saw the video.

[@gabrielcornejo238]

Fuck Democrats

[@aelianaevergreen8955]

Don't know if you know this but Ronald Reagan helped to begin California's excessive firearm regulation, when the chips are down neither Republicans or Democrats are friends to the armed working class.

[@UshankaMaster]

@@xPumaFangx ;-;

[@xPumaFangx]

@@UshankaMaster They must think Democrats don't buy guns.

[@miken4103]

Switching to your pistol is always faster than reloading 🔫

[@wayneparker9331]

That was truly impressive. I knew one could fan fire a single action at a high rate of fire but would never have thought one could reload a single shot revolver so quickly. GREAT WORK!!!

[@hugostiglitz9864]

That was bad ass! Bravo...Clint was right :-) "When the man with a 45 meets the man with a rifle, you said, "the man with a pistol is a dead man." Let's see if it's true. Go ahead, load up and shoot.

[@RaZeZeRo1]

Hot damn, 12 through a single action in under 7 seconds. That's ridiculously quick

[@michaelconnolly7408]

"Remember, switching to your pistol is always faster than reloading."

[@shahriariran44]

You just took the single action to a hole new level.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Tks for the compliment and for subscribing more to come soon

[@kiwihuffman]

Cisko is the real deal! keep it up master gunfighter!

[@davidbruner9263]

Just subscribed. Been shooting single action revolvers and black powder replicas my whole life and would have never thought to swap cylinders on a cartridge gun. Been doing it on 1858 Remington replicas for years. Love the videos and must say you are a great shooter. Keep it up.

[@thespiritof76..]

I have a 1957 Ruger Single action in 357. My great grandpa bought it at the hardware store in town. It's what they call a Flattop Blackhawk.. it's had several thousand rounds of .38 ran through it over the years and a good many .357. It's still as fictionally sound and tight as the day it was manufactured. It also refuses to rust in the slightest. The only wear is on the walnut grips. Which I'd like to replace with bone/horn or antler. But I haven't found any that fit properly and haven't gotten around to making a set.... But it's accuracy is still remarkable At 50yrds. I have others, brownings, colts, Ruger autos, even had a New model Vacquero 357 yeah the old flat top is the only pistol that has never failed in anyway shape form or fashion... i'm certain that it'll be just as reliable in 500 years of firing if it's kept. The quality is just unmatched by anything I've ever held in my hands.... The new ones just feel completely worn out. And that's why I've had to get rid of the newer Blackhawks. They just don't stack up to the flat top. Not mine at least. And it spent 25yrs on a Massey Ferguson in Alabama Cottonfields!

[@mileator]

I don't know if you know this, but your reload technique, made it to the silver screen! I saw it in a movie called Cop Shop (2021) it made me sit forward in my chair. ❤

[@irontoadchromatic]

This is how the west was won

[@edwalgino1]

I remember Clint Eastwood using this cylinder-swap technique in "The Pale Rider".

[@notapuma]

But wasn't he using a Revolver from the 1860s - 80s? I don't believe it was your regular run of the mill, Colt .45

[@szymon5606]

He sound's like John Marston :D... Btw.. Greetings from Poland :)

[@marcspade_pipes]

Proof that practice and a coat hanger can be just as lethal as any other weapon.

[@kurtreinhardt6789]

That was awesome- the fastest 12 shots I've ever heard of from a single action

[@steelreserve1000]

So if you have a coat hanger clip holding an extra cylinder and a table to set your gun down on you should be in good shape.

[@varan-1999]

You just earned yourself a new subscriber. You put a real challenge on yourself. Looking forward to more of this. Also, what style hat is that? I've been looking for one for a while now.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Dreadful Mike , tks for subscribing, the hat is a Stallion from Stetson .I just won The Worlds Fastest Professional Gunfighter match in Reno and I'm trying to get video edited. you should get a email when it's up

[@brucevaughn2886]

Ah ... extra cylinder. Cool. The Remington percussion revolver, a Civil War era design, can be reloaded very quickly using the same method. Thoroughly excellent idea.

[@jonathanjonnylightning718]

Pretty amazed cisco I looked at your fire rate with the single action and you ahot 6 seconds within a second thats 360 rounds a minute. That single action has a fire rate of an automatic gun. You need to do a challenge how fast can you shoot 6 single action revolvers. Every one you empty drop it and get another revolver. Kind of curious how fast you could pull it off.

[@rodrigotupan1]

Excelentes videos , sou do Brasil, temos muitas restrições para praticar o tiro esportivo, mas gosto de ver videos no KZbin de shooters que tem muita habilidade igual a você, desejo bons tiros.

[@edstimator1]

I'm sorry....could you do that again..i was sipping a beer and missed the whole thing!

[@MrFreefonix420]

The same reload is in killing floor 2 which came out in 2013, people did this with the 1800s revolvers too back in the day

[@edumgarum528]

Damn I blinked and missed it

[@AFishBicycle]

This video gets posted *Red Dead Redemption Intensifies*

[@Daniel-os9tb]

Wow. Yuptube decided I needed to see this. My grandfather taught me this. He was one of the last gun hands when Texas to California were still considered territories and wilderness. Nothing new. People rediscovering.

[@N8dog97ttv]

I have been planning on buying a Ruger Vaquero and the more I watch and read about S.A. revolvers the more I know I'll love owning one.

[@Catgat37]

Did you....."pull the trigger" on that?

[@N8dog97ttv]

@@Catgat37 ngl that took me a min but to answer your question I haven't yet no.

[@Catgat37]

@@N8dog97ttv They are certainly a learning curve to get used to. My first handgun was a 45 colt Vaquero that I got as soon as I was legally allowed to buy a handgun. I unfortunately had to let it go. I am getting back into single action revolvers though. Am waiting on background check on a 44 mag super blackhawk and a 30-30 bfr currently.

[@mikerichards1498]

Great video! Awesome shooting. Marvelous reloading! I just subscribed. I am blessed to be a real cowboy and am always privileged to support my brothers. Keep on producing exciting videos.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@sneed1975]

What the hell is a master gunfighter......You do know shit dont go down like that anymore....😎

[@randomnamehere6133]

That was awesome. Im relatively young but I love the old western type style of competitive shooting its so cool.

[@slowpokebr549]

I thought he was going to bring out a Remington instead of that three screw Ruger. You can shuck a cylinder in and out of a Remington pretty damn fast.

[@Warm_and_loveable]

Heck ya I got one

[@timclaus8313]

@joe Recto Difference between the old three screw Blackhawks and the New Models.

[@JustBeAdude]

That was fabulous to watch. Excellent idea and execution sir.

[@thelastminuteman7513]

"I want to be the very best, the best there ever is, the quickest draw the toughest mother f@#$er in these lands" -The Dead South, Gunslingers Glory

[@Redpitbull44]

I was sitting on my bed, fondling a Heritage Rough Rider .22 single action revolver. I was thinking about how a loaded cylinder swap would be the fastest way to perform a speed reload. I thought "A 90* addition on the base pin, an oversized button on the base pin retainer, some inletting on the base pin hole and maybe a detent stop so the base pin doesn't come all the way out, and a guy could be pretty fast at reloading this thing". Then I googled it and found this video. Not surprising. Of course Cisko figured it out first.

[@Sparks52]

Not everyone has an extra cylinder or mods to the cylinder pin. General Patton, during the Mexican Expedition as a Captain commanding Pershing's HQ Company, experienced the agonizingly slow reload time required for his M1873 Single Action Army. After having to reload during a firefight, his solution was what became known as the New York Reload. He bought a second M1873 Single Action Army and wore the pair in a brace, which he used a couple years later in WWI. After WWI, he gave one of them away to a Hollywood actor he admired, replacing it in 1935 with a Registered .357 Magnum.

[@publicdefender77]

Been a big fan of yours for years! Awesome video!!

[@kennethhowell1272]

Shades of "Pale Rider", where Clint Eastwood's character had a preloaded replacement cylinder for his 1858 Remington. "Get Some"

[@hatad321]

Cylinder swap with the remington was something cavalrymen actually did. Because cap and ball is a pain to reload.

[@IindeysWish]

Thank you for recording this video! I have been trying to think of a way to do speed shooting with my single action! You made it possible.

[@davidh4555]

First time I came across your channel. Love the content! Multiple angles, editing, very straightforward with little fluff. I've never seen the big timer you had and I thought it was very cool. Keep up the good work and putting out great content. New subscriber!

[@cgrable8342]

And I thought I was the only one who put a "hook" on the base pin. However, I didn't do it for speed, I did it 'cause I'm old and so are my fingers. Makes it so much easier to line up the half-notches on my model.

[@edmaguire1012]

Very nice Cisko. Way to go!

[@mattstorrud2419]

Love this, I would like to see you do the same but with a convertible 357/9mm, then you’ve got bragging rights to an additional challenge. Let them that semi-autos top that!

[@travispowell2471]

Wow. Theres alot of moving parts to this. Very complicated. Nicely done.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Tks for the compliment and for subscribing more to come soon

[@kyleconger2109]

DUUUUUUDE!!!! I love it! This guy is my spirit animal!

[@mps9608]

Dude, that is awesome. I love the Ruger single actions.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Thank you, I think for the first 3 shot,the S.A. is the fastest pistol ever

[@denysxenyev3929]

Wow. Cool! I've made a same thing for usual revolver till found speedloader for that model.

[@Bikewer]

I’ve been unable to find a video, but Thell Reed, a trick-shot guy who taught a bunch of Hollywood stars, could unload/load a SAA with a remarkable show of dexterity, ejecting the empty and palming a new round into each cylinder in one smooth motion.

[@azgambler46]

I used to be a member of West End gun club in the 80s and shot cowboy and some combat there. My handle was Gambler. Very impressive.

[@SonoraSlinger]

Damn Cisko, that's slick. You have inspired me to beat your record. Even if I never do, imma put my back into it.

[@supervong1]

Love the 357. That's fast man. Wow

[@michaeldoidge3537]

Worked for Clint in 'Pale Rider', though admittedly Clint was more nonchalant in his process. (Better TV)

[@seanwoodburn2616]

Cisko: Have you ever chatted with Thell Reed? He was one of the original 6 Combat Masters along with Plahn, Carl, Weaver, Chapman and Cooper. Arguably the fastest of the six and he was shooting P73's. He won some early IPSC championships using a similar technique to yours. Thell is still alive and working in Hollywood. It would be hard to imagine a more interesting conversation than one between you and him. You should do that. Cheers!

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

I've always wanted to meet Thell, he is one of the greats! I shot with Bob Munden,and put Dee Wolem in my DVD a few years back .I would enjoy meeting Mr Reed

[@dongies5834]

@@CiskoMasterGunfighter Don't take any lessons from his daughter tho.....

[@jonathanjonnylightning718]

Wow you reloaded within 2 and a half seconds. Thats as fast as a magazine reload.

[@bigl6322]

Nicely done. I saw Clint Eastwood (I believe it was outlaw Josey wales) carried spare cylinders for reload so I practiced and tweaked my ruger vaquero (spin free’s smoothed things up a lot) it’s definitely faster/funner....

[@BigD-jc6rj]

That looks a lot like Clint Eastwood in Pale Rider, but with an 1858 Remington.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Big D tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@clinteastwood4942]

😁

[@thibaultdubaret9863]

thats a peace maker, not a 1858

[@KC.45]

Thibault du Baret I think you don’t understand

[@nelsonstrickland8813]

Clint voice.."I reckon so "

[@hardingdies7811]

Nice shooting! I have an Old Blackhawk, a New Blackhawk and a Uberti birdshead all in .357, but definitely can't do it that fast! Maybe I'll just carry all of them and do a New York reload.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@knivesbyhand9025]

I had to watch twice. outstanding. Where can I get a hat like that ?

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

The hat is from Stetson, it's called a Stallion, tks for subscribing, let me know what else you like on my channel

[@Soghe117]

The man got a last word catalyst

[@bigl6322]

To the folks with the argument it’s just easier to carry a second gun.... consider this, I can carry 3-4 spare cylinders, but I wouldn’t carry that many revolvers

[@johnwalker4251]

That’s the best anyone’s ever seen!

[@vlogfriendsutopia]

After some time, I've found I can do this between 6-8 seconds. Just the reload portion, of course.

[@jimyost2585]

About ten years ago my stepson earned the second highest rating for marksmanship in the Marines. They were grooming him to be a sniper. He could shoot a honey dew melon at 500 yards using iron sights (.308 Remmington 700 rifle) and hit it every time. I asked him how he got so good at it and he said "Jim, I shot a lot of rounds." :O)

[@JessePatrick-zc8ng]

Holy fuck. That's actually really impressive.

[@user-ed2od2ft8t]

*Works great, comfortable too*

[@rhunter762i]

Definitely thinking outside the box. How did Wyatt Earp put it? "In a gunfight, you have to take your time...in a hurry". You got all 12 rounds fired; but near misses can still get you killed; and you got "stuck" on the second string of fire. Not that I could've done any better; not AT ALL. But in a REAL gunfight, you could NOT afford to put all six rounds on target 1; target 2 would blast you for sure. Shoot 1st 6, ALTERNATING targets ( or see how many you can do; max 6, 2 hits each, AND in "9" ring or better; probably need to take a few steps while shooting--moving like your LIFE depends on it--but not running; just a couple ideas to "up your game"). Still, VERY impressive. "Ummm; much potential you have. But Jedi, you are not...yet".👍😳👏👏👏

[@IAmBushid0]

You're pretty good! - Revolver Ocelot

[@rodasrollins7596]

If Blondie and Django thought that technique, there is no need a volley gin inside the coffin, instead they will make nore coffins for those outlaws. Nice work out there, Sir.

[@Imnotyourdoormat]

Very Impressive. With that kinda speed Josey Wales could have used you at his last battle at the cabin. It almost appears you throw the cylinder in place much like Miculik does with his moons...KUTGW

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Thanks for watching,I did a cylnder reload in a video ,ake a look...

[@jondavidmcnabb]

I know for a fact you can do this faster! But, still this is absolutely incredible.

[@jeffa6780]

I am a novice shooter. It seems as the single-action reload is impractical for reality but excellent entertainment and shows what the human mind can accomplish when maximum desire and discipline are used. Congratulations.

[@hugostiglitz9864]

That is insanely fast! Well done!

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Tks for the compliment and for subscribing more to come soon

[@SAGHAJAR]

Changing loaded magasin is nothing new it was a common practice amongst old time cowboys, in fact I learned this trick myself back in seventies.

[@livewire2759]

A "New York" reload.... with a twist. I like it.

[@timsmith9169]

Hey Cisko jerry's a cool guy . as for the 1911 know it well Nam vet really like your pin stay strong 👍👍👍

[@jay-ralcaide7259]

Try shaking your phone at the black part of the video or at the very first part lol hahaha

[@Bobex63]

Ahh, the glove!! Lol. I’m 52 and still have the Ruger Single-Six I’ve had since I was 9. And I still remember the day when I was 12 or so and figured I could ‘fan’ it. I think I still have the scars from my left palm getting cut up. Figured I should have deburred the hammer, but never thought to wear a glove. Ahh, the ignorance of youth. (And the same ignorance that figured you could shoot at a 1950’s car sitting in the desert, without a round ricocheting into your forehead. 😂)

[@MasterChief-sl9ro]

Doing that with a Ruger 3 screw is impressive. As most have been converted.....

[@DRAKED411]

You’re one of the best. With a 6 shooter you are the best..

[@allywilkeforsenate]

That was pure awesomeness!

[@sonnygunz9207]

I was just starting to figure out what was going on and you were done! Very nice, sir.

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

Tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@gomezy3k]

I do the same thing with my 1858 Remington .44's. I have 16 C&B cylinders that I can change about as fast as he changed his. I also have two .45 Long Colt conversion cylinders that I can swap out quite fast...

[@CiskoMasterGunfighter]

That's great, be careful when doing it, and tks for subscribing more to come soon

[@chuckschillingvideos]

Now....off to try this with a Walker Colt!

[@notgray88]

That's very impressive considering how tight the tolerances on a cylinder are! Have you ever put it back incorrectly on accident and had a misfire? I would be so scared something was misaligned after reloading that fast