Gun Spining - Colt NAVY 1851 training

[@TheASSedoTV]

It's more juggling than spinning, but you, Sir, deserve respect nonetheless as those guns are heavy as hell! Great job.

[@whyarewestillhere1073]

You're pretty good.

[@frydemwingz]

you're pretty good

[@rickflippin1]

Not an easy feat with those weapons. Applause 👏

[@__Jp]

when people train for this stuff... *now thats dedication*

Nice work!

[@chuyhighman6927]

Bravo !!👏👏👏👏

[@corybarker392]

Get some bro.. impressive

[@rogerharper47]

AWSOME!😁🇺🇸👍

[@BlessedRDR]

0:17 RDO animation

[@craigoldsen1667]

Showoff! You gon'na pull those pistols or just whistle Dixie?😂

[@alanhope1190]

Saw a lot of gun tossing, but very little spinning.

[@teej783]

You're right, they didn't spin once in the air. Put your video up here, Ringo.

[@ianfinrir8724]

Alright, Adamska. Where's your video?

[@normanbraslow7902]

Silly, really. I hope he's using Italian clones, not originals of the Colt re-issues. It looks like he is using the brass framed clones. About all they are good for.

[@cjweaponsandmore8155]

Sour pooc

[@normanbraslow7902]

CJ Weapons and More The brass frame clones are junk. That's why they are cheap.

[@marshalofod1413]

Every time I see something like this, I can't help but think of the scene in "Tombstone", the one where Doc Holliday spins the cup in response to Johnny Ringo spinning his guns. You've got skills, and it's flashy, but ultimately pointless. The real question is can you shoot those damn things? They are, after all, deadly weapons, meant for defense of life, and not mere toys to just show off with...

[@BrainSK]

Several years ago I used to shoot with my black powder guns - included Colt Navy which you can see in this video. Right now i am doing just gun spinning. Hovever I still have opportunity to shoot, with assistance of my friends from SWS (Association of western shooters in Slovakia) in firing range.

[@MrWest949]

you're pretty good