Henry Big Boy Steel ~ .32 Mania

Putting .32 H&R Magnum, .32 Long, .32 S&W (.32 Short) and .32 ACP (.32 Auto) through the Henry Big Boy Steel .327 Federal Magnum.
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[@garyK.45ACP]

Thanks, Buffalo! A great combination to cover! This just seems to be a very useful rifle/cartridge combination. It covers the small to medium game range...squirrels to deer...better than a .357 Mag or 9mm chambered carbine. The lever gun allows you to use all sorts of performance levels without worrying about functioning the gun. Aside from the variety of ammo you can use, a handloader can use one cartridge case, say the .327 Mag., and duplicate the performance of anything from .32 S&W on up. The cost of all these cartridges makes this an excellent choice for a handloader. .32 S&W performance, in any length case, is not "overkill" for small game. The .327 with full loads, could be adequate for deer if the range is not too long and shot placement is good. For hunting varmints/predators, it would be outstanding! Henry has really picked up their game and now offers a great variety of rifles. Where Winchester and Marlin seem to have stumbled in the last few years, Henry has taken up the slack. Lever guns are still relevant and very useful. "Ballistic pop"🤣 We all know what "Kentucky windage" is...now we have "Kentucky ballistic pop"

[@buffalosoutdoors]

As usual excellent commentary Gary. Gonna pin this one to the top.

[@exothermal.sprocket]

From my personal perspective, anything that applies to the .32 stuff also applies to the .38 stuff. Both the magnum and specials in the .38 caliber range are less expensive and far more available. Now, that's not to say the .32 won't become more available and buying the stuff also motivates manufacturers to produce it. But for shooting deer at typical woods-ranges? Be more concerned about ethical practices than just how little it takes to kill one. Stick with .357 mag or greater when it comes to hunting deer. I'm sure someone has anecdotal information how they dropped a deer at 100 yards with a .22LR, but that proves absolutely nothing about ethics. There's a reason why there are regulations on ammunition caliber and types for hunting, even though not all of it makes perfect sense.

[@garyK.45ACP]

@@exothermal.sprocket I do not suggest the .327 is a good deer cartridge. Most, but not all, states limit deer cartridges to .24 caliber or larger. I grew up in Texas, where "any centerfire" is legal and killed deer with both .22 Hornet and .30 Carbine. Quite cleanly and ethically. Killing a deer at 30 yards with a head shot from a .22 Hornet is ethical. Shooting at a deer at 200 yards with a .22 Hornet is not. Knowing the difference is where ethics comes in. Basing one's deer cartridge choice on state laws is daft. They were not my deer cartridge of choice. (That would be the .300 Savage) They were what was available for a target of opportunity. Ammo availability and price for .32 ammo is going to be a chronic problem...if you don't handload. If you do, it will never be a problem. Even better, if you cast your own bullets, shooting these cartridges will be in the price range of .22 LR. Lay in a couple hundred .327 cases and load them as needed for the game. As I said, the combination strikes me as being very useful for the small to medium game range.

[@exothermal.sprocket]

@@garyK.45ACP I don't diminish the fact .32 is going to be a very versatile caliber in these handgun cartridges, especially for handloaders. But again, .38 does everything the .32 does, with a bit more power, more availability, firearms chamber it all across the board, and for deer it's a good bet for double-lung shots (the only ethical shot on any deer, period!). I find the .32 stuff very interesting, and I would love to shot it. But I'm going to buy .38 chambers when it comes to my own $$. Concerning shot placement, if you have the patience hear this gentleman out.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fImthZ5mi8ypj6s

[@c.j.rogers2422]

@@exothermal.sprocket "the only ethical shot"...what a ridiculous statement.

[@NoTaboos]

Fascinating. Thank you. That must have been the fastest muzzle velocity for a 32 S&W in history.

[@corvettefan91]

Your one of the few people who cycle a lever gun correctly, most of the youtubers bring the gun down to their waist to cycle the action.

[@rooster3019]

But, he still wraps his thumb over the wrist of the stock. Keep the thumb to the side and cycle smoother and faster. But, I learned his way and its not easy to re-learn.

[@6.5grendel11]

Those Henery's sound good when they cycle! Kinda like the 4 click Peace Makers. Thanks Buffalo!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

I do love that sound!

[@tonyt.1596]

Thanks Buffalo. If I'm having a bad day I just sit down and watch a couple of your excellent videos and I feel good.

[@MorrisOutdoors98]

Watching the video when you pulled out the 32 short I anticipated extraction issues... essentially we have a hidden gem from Henry that can effectively shoot atleast 3 cartridges well. I wanted one before, but now I need one lol

[@karlt8233]

I love revolver/lever rifle combo's fan for years. Have a pair in .44 and .357 and this has been on my bucket list for a long time. Love the 32 H&R Mag since the 80's. With .327 it gets really versatile. Reminds me of the old 32-20 rifle/revolver combos of years past.

[@mbuchart2927]

Here's some useless but (hopefully) interesting trivia. I've been reading Glenda Riley, The Life and Legacy of Annie Oakley (1994). Oakley mostly shot shotguns, but for rifle shooting she apparently often used .32-calibre. According to the book (p. 68), one of her favourite rifles was a Winchester Model 1892 lever action in .32/20 that had been made specially for her.

[@mbuchart2927]

Okay, here's one more fun fact from the book. Annie Oakley said that in a typical year during her shooting performance career, she used about 40,000 rounds of ammunition. Now that's a lot of practice!

[@scottmorgan1016]

What a great combination. And you ran that lever action like a boss. That was perfect.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

THanks my friend!

[@criticalmemetheory5404]

Good stuff. I was amazed the .32 ACP even fired. Keep up the great work!

[@fredmeebley]

I didn’t know the 327 was so versatile. Thanks for sharing.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

You're very welcome! THanks for the comment!

[@dougmac9955]

Well here's another gun I desperately don't need but can't live without. I don't have any 327 magnum revolvers, but I have been lusting for a Ruger in that caliber. I do have several H&R and S&W revolvers in 32 S&W long and one 1895 Nagant revolver. I shoot 32 S&W long in my Nagant. I do not recommend this the 32 S&Ws swell to fit the chamber and I have never suffered a ruptured case, but that is in my gun with the ammunition I used. Your mileage may differ or you may be part lizard and able to regrow fingers. I am looking real hard at The Ruger Single Seven with the 7.5" barrel, the Henry would make a great companion piece.

[@SynthiaVan]

I hope they re-release this caliber in the new side-gate generation, and I would absolutely be head over heels for a Mare's Leg variant of that! Maybe with, idunno, a threaded octagon barrel, too? Can a gal dream?? Guns chambered up to .32 H&R Mag and/or .327 FedMag are really too few and far between (and expensive), so it feels like younger, less-well-off folks like myself are at a huge buying disadvantage for such great magnum chamberings on the secondary market. More 32s all around!

[@mkshffr4936]

2 years later and they still don't have it. I wonder if there is some technical problem. Seems like it would be a fine house/homestead gun.

[@CHEECHMUN]

I just watched the .327 Fed. Mag. video and that comparison with the PC9 was great. I own the PC9 and the Henry Big Boy in .327. People just don't know the capabilities of the .327, even hickok 45 doesn't. Love your channel!!!!!

[@159355478]

I'm gonna go to Wally world and get me some of that ballistic pop. You are the BEST, Buffalo

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Hahaha! Somebody gotta take that stuff off the streets! ;)

[@TopDog8762]

I have a couple 32 mag revolvers so it's nice to see someone doing videos on this caliber.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

The 32 is a GREAT revolver round, I'm digging it in this carbine pretty good too!

[@tafino]

Agree!

[@antjeeismann4684]

This Video answered exactly the question i had

[@keithgregory7937]

Got to love a Henry Big Boy.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Absolutely! ;)

[@Chief2Moon]

Keith Gregory Smoothest lever action I've used is on Henry rifles...just like the smoothest triggers on DAO handguns are on Ruger---in my opinion.

[@taofledermaus]

Very interesting!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thank you!

Thank you for taking the time to film this for you fellow 2nd Amendment brothers. When I was a kid I was doing stuff like this but in a stupid fashion. I was putting 44mag in my 45 long Colt revolver. Luckily it handled it.

[@michigunsanta8680]

That’s awesome that it cycles 32S&W long! I have a LCR and 6” GP100 in 327 and I was thinking about picking up a steel Henry, didn’t know if I wanted a 357 or 327 but I think I will end up getting it in 327 now! 👍🏻

[@AKS-74U]

.32 S&W Long is a dream to shoot through those .327 revolvers. I sometimes carry .32 S&WL wadcutters in my LCR.

[@emjayw3018]

Thanks, very versatile and handy weapon and I bet the ants loved all that pop, soda, coke, aka carbonated beverages 👍👍🇦🇺

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks, The ants probably got drunk on that stuff!

[@AKS-74U]

Would definitely like to see a Chrono and accuracy test with all of these. I love .32acp, and any extra guns I can plink with using it are a bonus.

[@garageguy879]

327 Federal Magnum is often overlooked by it's big butt-kicking brother 357 Magnum.327 is a caliber I really don't have any knowledge about but I think it's way past time I learned more about it.Also I didn't know Henry made a rifle chambered in this round.As always I learned something from your video.Thanks Buffalo

[@buffalosoutdoors]

It's a great cartridge, particularly in small framed revolvers. The carbine is excellent to go along with said revolver. I kinda went at it backwards! I got the carbine first.... Working on paying for an SP101 though... Thanks Mark it's always good to hear from ya!

[@markchambers2812]

Love that load, double tap , buffalo bore , blackhills .

[@uralbob1]

Bought an LCR, and just love the cartridge. It's a terrific combo.

[@CHEECHMUN]

Love .327. Load my own! Evaporates em, hahahahah

[@leadingedgeknifeandtoolsha4128]

i saw the video title and said "oh god yes" i was not disappointed by the content. buffalo is always great

[@bcbloc02]

That Big Boy is hungry, looks like it will eat all sorts of things. :-)

[@buffalosoutdoors]

It sure does. And for the reloader you can get all these levels from one case. I have dies coming! Thanks Buddy!

[@jungblud59]

I always thought 32 caliber was a cool caliber, becomes quite interesting out of a 16 inch barrel!

[@mee1492]

Thank you so much! Loved watching that lever gun run.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

You're welcome and thank you for the comment!

[@joaquin-jacknava2696]

Love those lever actions. Thanks for sharing.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

You're welcome and thanks for the comment!

[@kirsch1616]

Sweet little rifle. I’ve had my eye on a ruger lcr in 327, would pair well with this!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Sure would! I am looking at the SP101. Should see it on the channel soon!

[@lonewanderer3603]

The LCR with full power 327's is quite a handful. I chose the heavier SP101 and have no regrets.

[@cuttheknot4781]

You're the best Buffalo - period!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

I appreciate the kind words! Thank you.

[@PatRMG]

Pretty cool experiment, Buffalo! I know my 44 mag lever hiccups on feeding specials sometimes. Side note: The sun that was at your back toward the end of the video is some really good gun picture lighting. That 15 minutes of orange glow looks good on a firearm.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

It sure does. Thanks for watching Pat!

[@crankygunreviews]

wow, this is a super cool video. I love seeing what else shoots in stuff, and I don't usually want to try it in my own lol. I love Henry rifles- some of the best I have seen.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the comment my friend!

[@bosse641]

Such big fun with small ammo. Way to go :-)

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thank yoU!

[@mjo4981]

Thanks Buffalo, a well-informed and entertaining video! I'm a 32 fan myself. Those s&w's just look like a 19th century cartridge!

[@danabronson8480]

Thanks Buffalo...you're teaching me alot about my new Henry Big Boy

[@teaster333]

Thank you. This answered several questions I had.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Glad I could help

[@thomasosteen1788]

Love Henry rifles, Thanks for the video.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

You're welcome and thank you for the comment!

[@Leverguns50]

I really enjoyed watching this,, I really enjoy my 32-20 this reminds me a lot of it, looks like a great little rifle

[@buffalosoutdoors]

You're my lever gun go to guy! My friends and I really enjoy what you do over there on Leverguns 50!

[@dduckman1423]

@Clayton Pope Just asked that question. Thanks for the answer. Yes 32-20 is not a straight case.

[@dduckman1423]

@Clayton Pope I have been loading for a remington model 25[ Pedersen patent]. Rifle is in good condition and shoots well. Yes you have to measure length of brass and sort before reloading. I load 100grain jacketed with 13.5 grains ADI 2205 [Australian powder] probably improved version of IMR 4227. These are doing about 1720 fps, for rifle only not hand gun. Much fun. Like those Henrys.

[@fishcars8078]

@@dduckman1423 I too shoot 32-20 from a Remington model 25. I have found that mine really struggles to feed starline brass. Have you had any similar experiences? I like the starline because the brass is very sturdy and lasts multiple loadings as opposed to Remington or Winchester 32-20 brass. Which brass are you using primarily?

[@dduckman1423]

@@fishcars8078 Mainly Winchester brass, but all sorts. Sometimes thicker brass becomes springy and will not resize properly with use,brass may require annealing. Chambering leverage is not very strong in these rifles and cartridges have to be exact size, full length resizing is necessary. Have fun.

[@paladinhill]

Very informative... comparing the 32 S&W Long, 32 H&R and 327 Fed Mag. Very useful rifle, kinda like their 357 Mag model. Hitting those cans of pop with the 327's was really impressive!! Guess velocity is important... more than bullet weight: hydrostatic shock, I guess.

[@regsparkes6507]

That's good information to know. Interesting to watch too, Thanks for this.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed the vid!

[@dronenoobFL]

Always enjoy your videos Buffalo, thanks for putting out good content.

[@jeffryrichardson9105]

Oh boy really want one now!👍🏾😀❤️🇺🇸

[@buffalosoutdoors]

:)

[@thereindeertherabbitthebat592]

Man if that don't make you want a 327, i don't know what will. Wouldn't mind seeing some chronos & meat tests w/all those bad boys. Make a good all around hunting rifle for sure. Great video Buffalo, thanks 👍

[@buffalosoutdoors]

It can do many things and for the reloader he can accomplish all these rounds, ballistics wise, in one case. I've got dies on the way. Thanks for the comment I appreciate it.

[@lonewanderer3603]

That 327 is a high pressure round. Nothing to sneeze at. Speer has a new 100 grain Gold Dot at 1600 fps.

[@331Grabber]

Probably be at 2000 fps out of that rifle

[@paulx2777]

My Ruger SP101 shoots .32 ACP just fine, extracts it also. In this rifle, it sounds like it headspaces on the extractor (if you're lucky). The .32ACP might even be fast enough out of this rifle to expand the bullet in water.

[@amitlondhe9894]

One of the best information I have ever heard You win my heart boss

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Rydeman2]

I always enjoy your videos. Thanks for the free entertainment Buffalo!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thank you and also you;re very welcome ;)

[@christophercollins3851]

Your videos are awesome, thanks for all the work!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

You're welcome! Thank you for leaving the comment. I appreciate it.

[@ponthis1]

That is a solid riffle and fun rounds to shoot. Just big enough to make a thump and small enough to feel fun.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

I like the way you described it Larry! You should be doing these videos!

[@ponthis1]

@@buffalosoutdoors Thank you, but I'll leave the videos to the experts.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

@@ponthis1 oh lord, I hope you don't put me in that category! I appreciate you man!

[@iyaayas200]

this was a great video, we received some very old .32 rounds at a museum I manage. cant remember the exact designation but it wasnt any of these, will look them up and find out, perhaps give you another type to try

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Very cool!

[@cheyenne9532]

IYAAYAS maybe .32 short colt?

[@iyaayas200]

I have 2 rounds that are almost the same in external dimensions except one is centerfire and the other is rimfire

[@iyaayas200]

the three .32 antique cartridges we were gifted at our museum were the .32 S&W Short, .32 S&W Rimfire, and .32-20 (or .32 WCF)

[@dduckman1423]

Was wondering if that rifle would shoot the .32-20? Question has been answered, I should have read all the comments.

[@Dsdcain]

Great video. Loved it. Of course I'm kinda biased because I have a big soft spot for lever guns. Yeah the AR is a fantastic platform, and Glock makes a great polymer frame gun that works pretty much all the time. But man, give me a good old fashioned lever gun in just about any caliber and I'm a happy camper, so to speak. As always thanks for the new video. Take it easy man. *:-)*

[@buffalosoutdoors]

I'm the same way! I like all types of guns and actions but there is just something special about a lever gun.

[@treedeblue]

Another buffalo episode, gotta love it!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks!

[@timbopie4504]

Love your vids and love my Henry. Thank you sir.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

You're very welcome and thank you for the comment!

[@DavidHernandez-zm7cg]

Lol I have the Ruger SP101 in 327 mag it will shoot all those plus 32 auto if you use a moon clip .. great video !

[@8d4o0c4]

Thanks for that input, I have been asking myself whether a moon clip would make the .32 ACP function in a revolver.

[@marklaumond5241]

I bought a H&R 5 shot revolver in 32 mag new back in the early 1980s its one of my favorite pistols it kicks ass and for that little caliper ear protection is a must

[@12529700]

I also enjoyed the watching this demonstration.. I have a 32 H&R mag. Charter arms. Undercover and I I really like the caliber better than my 38. Maybe because I have 6 bullets instead of 5. Also less kick. Ballistics are pretty much the same . Good job.

[@LongBinh70]

32 S&W bullet hits the pop can, bullet lands on the table quivering as the pop can hovers over it with a snarl on it's face. 😂

[@buffalosoutdoors]

😂🤣😂

[@RAkers-tu1ey]

Thanks, Very informative. I wanted to see this done in a lever gun. It is interesting in a revolver.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

You're very welcome and thank you for leaving the comment!

[@dannyakatrikerred7381]

Surprising little Rifle 👍🏻. 🇺🇸😎

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks for stopping in Danny!

[@bobhartman2571]

Thank you Buffalo, cool rifle.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks!

[@mag318]

Great video that I thoroughly enjoyed, thanks for the time and effort making it. The 327 magnum is one of my favorite revolver cartridges due to it's versatility and I have 4 revolvers in 327 Magnum. Been toying with the idea of buying a Henry Big Boy in 327 Magnum and this video really piqued my interest in doing so.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks for that. I had a lot of fun with this video. I'm not through with this Big Boy just yet you'll see it again in another video soon.

[@Win94ae]

Cool lil plinker!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thank you!

[@ryansmith4142]

Great video, 32 is a fun cartridge to shoot.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thank you! And I agree!

[@tlm3574]

Nice thing about 327 rifle is when you can't find ammo the rifle makes a better club than a snubby revolver.

[@ronatwell5379]

Just ran across this video and loved it because I am a 32 "maniac". Have a number of revolvers in various 32 calibers and also the Marlin Cowboy in 32 H&R and now the Henry Big Boy in 327 Fed Mag. Been reloading the various 32's for about 40 years and enjoyed them all the way as well as saved money in the meantime. The small investment in reloading equipment over 40 years ago have made the shooting sport both enjoyable and affordable. Can highly recommend the 32's for fun and economy. And what a great caliber to introduce a young shooter to a handgun or rifle as you move them up from the lower powered 32's up to a 327 Fed Mag. Have shot all five of the rounds you shot today through some of the revolvers, too. Oh, and I do have the Kel Tec P32 in my collection, although it is not a primary CCW gun.

[@SuperUncleRyan]

I thought I was wrong once, turned out I was mistaken.

[@BillB23]

Dang, Fox, stole my thunder.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

LOL!

[@amoseaton9854]

Rewatched this one. Thought I commented earlier but didn’t find it. Love mine and have two revolvers chambered in 327. I was tickled when I figured out mine cycles 32 long. No ear protection needed.

[@stanpotter7764]

Love your stuff! Thanks for all the good videos!

[@j.hawkins5586]

Great video.. Awesome rifle too

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks! I appreciate the comment!

[@Tex_I_Can]

Awesome information as always! You do such a great job with your videos!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Man, thanks so much for that. Sometimes I feel like I am putting together a train wreck. I have to sew so many clips together...

[@randysouse-git531]

Magtech S&W Long in 98gr Semi-Jacketed Hollow Point would be a fine round out of that Henry for small game/varmints. Thanks for the vid. Subscribed.

[@chicagomike2111]

Great video Buffalo..! I am really itch'n to buy the Henry in .327 fed. I have the Ruger LCR and they would go oh so well together...

[@rickrivers2909]

Seen a few of you're vids in the past and liked them. After watching this one i had to subscribe, you just have a good easy likeable presentation that is highly enjoyable to watch. Thank you Buffalo, stay safe and keep up the great vids.

[@T.A.B.Videos]

Fun video, several load options

[@ea6871]

If you ccw I think you will have a blast with the. 327 lcr. Thanks for your hard work!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

I agree! It is a great cartridge for the concealed carrier!

[@gmanky]

32 S&W... bang, wait for it, pa dink!

[@buffalosoutdoors]

LOL! That's about right!

[@joeylopez5679]

Very nice video, excelent and vivid comparison! Good work

[@nickjm37fordel1]

Hey Buffalo, that was interesting. It's cool to have a rifle that will shoot, cycle and eject different ammo. Buy whats available or on sale !! It's like casting the same bullet in different weights for different guns. 45's for my Ruger SR 1911 ACP, my Marlin long Colt rifle, and Ruger revolvers :-))

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Agreed! Thanks for watching and I appreciate you leaving the comment!

[@ely336]

always enjoy your videos👍🇺🇸

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Glad to hear it! Thanks!

[@langanjoseph]

Wow you've got way better at setting up the camera and editing since you started bud, good content too, helps that you're hitting what your aiming at too👍

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks for noticing the improvements man, I appreciate the comment!

[@CROSSFIRE_TACTICS_SOFIA]

Great video, gread picture and great sound. Good Job.

[@scubaguy007]

If that 327 federal magnum were as cheap to shoot as 9mm I’d buy a few guns to plink with, but I can’t justify it. Thanks for the video it was fun.

[@danielaramburo7648]

Interesting caliber. Will look into it more.

[@kenhelmers2603]

A fun video! Thanks Buffalo :)

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it Ken!

[@paulscountry456]

Great rounds and gun.

[@shigotero1972]

Damn! Now I gotta buy one!

[@garylavorgna5976]

I just love your videos. I always learn something new. Have you ever tried a Skinner peep sight on your Henry levers? Thanks.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Yes I have a Skinner on my H001 and my Marlin 1894, I have something different coming for this Henry. You will see it here on the channel very soon!

[@tedsell1455]

Peep sights can help especially long shots 🐿

[@douglasmaccullagh1267]

Very nice range of ammo.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks!

[@terrell48]

Love my 32's have guns in all shown today

[@Knuck_Knucks]

Ballistic Pop goes pop! 🐿

[@expertadvice4u]

Sweet I have a an old 32 s&w long revolver looks like fun

[@buffalosoutdoors]

Thanks!

[@mountainhobo]

Have you changed the camera? The image has a nice depth and looks rich. Or maybe it's just the fall colors? Could be both.

[@buffalosoutdoors]

I haven't changed cameras in quite some time but I do have a few different ones that I use. I am learning to get the most out of them. I am not really a camera guy so it's been a slow learning curve. Thank you for noticing!

[@tlm3574]

Answers a question I had about 32 auto in the Henry!

[@Wet_Electronics]

Great sound!

[@martinwall7297]

I gotta get one, to match my Ruger 101, great round .327!

[@richardflaherty2373]

Fun video; thanks.