Firearms Facts Episode 27: Full Auto Single Action Revolver

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In this video we explain what +P ammunition is and what is a 'fully automatic' single action revolver.
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[@GrOuNdZeRo7777]

Losing Barry feels like losing a family member I never met...Miss ya buddy, I wish I met you or talked to you on the phone but I didn't want to bother ya'll...I regret that now very much.

[@ModernWarflare]

Same here. I really don't think he realized how much we all loved him. If every man was like Barry the world would be a way better place.

[@chadwickreno8499]

I hope one day we get to see that full auto single action revolver

[@scottaaker5534]

It always hurts when you watch these old videos and Barry talks about doing something in the future that you know he wasn't able to get to before he passed 😔

[@TXetc]

I practice with normal pressure ammo and carry +P Hornady Critical Duty that I will hopefully never have to use. Miss ya Barry!

[@itypefaster]

any one else notice the video length and his shire? 5.56

[@user-oy9zy4ds9m]

+P's these days are more just full power ammo of the old days. 'Standard pressure' loading screen by the big companies are actually under pressurized for two reasons, cost savings on powder and also potential lawsuits of crappy old guns blowing up.

[@Iraqveteran8888]

How do you know the ATF isn't helping us perform the test?

[@Wabaanimkii]

Thank you Eric and Barry for learnin' me today.

[@doctoreff1]

Excellent! That answered some questions I had about +P and a couple other things. Thanx

[@boardeasy259]

Thanks for the video Eric And Barry . You do a great service . Have a nice Labor Day.

[@stewknoles4790]

Thanks guys. You taught me a lot in this video. I had an Air weight S&W that was a +P. it is amazing what they can do with newer metals. I was shocked about the single action Army. Didn't know it would do that. Great vid as always.

[@ACMAGNUM1]

Very informative. Thank you Barry

[@LSFprepper]

Excellent video. Always learn something here.

[@DeepPurpleAreKings]

Super info, as always. Thank you guys!

[@radcomrade7293]

Love Barry's commentary.

[@propdoctor21564]

He explained it and it makes perfect sense.

[@owensbama]

Good video keep them coming they are interesting and very informative. We support you guys all the way here in bama.

[@SashaXXY]

Very informative. Thanks!

[@Treblaine]

Thanks, very informative.

[@pwrplnt75]

Bob Mundan was the greatest R.I.P. Bob. Great video I had no idea that it was possible for a revolver to fire continuously. The planets definitely had tobe aligned for that to occur! Thanks Berry!

[@MrGunAddiction]

I love this kind of video you guys put out, its like a school lesson, aand a school id like to attend

[@w250x]

eric and barry, yall are both real neat gents, love your channel, ill make a point to swing by the store next time i visit the fam in georgia. keep it comin!!

[@DarkGallahad]

Great video Barry. Awesome that you mentioned Bob Munden. So many people talk about this guy or that guy being the fastest and I watch them and they are not even a fraction as fast as Bob was. So until someone can shoot as fast as he did they will never be the fastest to me. Very informative video..especially since I love revolvers.

[@propdoctor21564]

Excellent video !!

[@exj220]

Thanks for the info guys.

[@cankisioglu8600]

This is such a good episode

[@EvanC8]

great video..interesting info...thankyou

[@benwinstanley101]

Legend! Knowledge man need more Barry’s

[@user-vc9iw1dh8q]

Learned a lot. Seriously, thank you!

[@darth375]

When I first saw the title of this vid my response was "Say what?!" After Barry's explanation "Okay, that makes perfect sense." First weapons I ever fired, over twenty years ago ( I feel old saying that), were my dad's .22 Ruger Bearcat and Dan Wesson .357 with interchangeable barrels and he showed me those things inside and out. I wish he hadn't sold them a few years later, then again, financial hardship and kids to feed.

[@misfit2069]

Thanks guy's...great info!

[@RonKris]

Good info. Thanks.

[@Riyame]

Well damn, I didnt know Bob Munden died. RIP man. I remember being wowed as a kid when watching the stuff he did and then still being wowed when I saw it as an adult.

[@Mossy500A]

Thanks for the info, Barry!

[@MountJoyPa]

thank you ! for stepping up as a Gun shop ! and educated us All the PA. Gun shop owners sit at Register .. unless your going to buy high end Guns. just my view on the last time I purchased Tropps, Kinesy, Yes!

[@venturahwy76]

Great advice!

[@Arjenrobben2310]

man I love these videos

[@starkidstyleman16]

yes please try that with the single action, i would love to see that

[@ryansilversimpson]

Great info!

[@josephcampbell532]

Yes, I would like to see a Full Auto Single Action also. Very intriguing.

[@poppopscarvinshop]

Great Video! Thanks Guys!

[@estufadeldolor]

I have an older issue of Guns & Ammo where they mention a test done to determine how much velocity was lost depending on the size of the cylinder gap. They took a SAA and set up the barrel so you could adjust how far it was threaded into the frame, allowing you to change the gap. When they had the gap set pretty far the gun started going full auto, as the cylinder was moving forward as the firing pin hit, and then moved backward, working like a gas piston when the fired case hit the firing pin.

[@100nitrog]

I've always been a fan of Ruger's revolvers. They're so sturdy, they actually have special Ruger loads that aren't recommended for anything else.

[@dylanunderpar]

5:56 time! nice...

[@dcselwitz]

Thank you boys...good stuff there!

[@alharthy50]

Thank you so much for valuable info's

[@ristin59]

Interesting video, guys!

[@365sojourner]

I love that S&W .38 snub

[@JohnAIDoe]

Never heard of a full auto revolver but the logic make sense.

[@gdrahcir]

I agree mate. This would be an orsum thing to disscuss. I often wonder such things myself. What guns can and cant fire solids and how to select choke sizes. cheers

[@stenlongbow9262]

You've got to do it!!!

[@Jesses001]

I did not know until just now either. I am surprised I did not hear anything from someone as famous as him.

[@chevyforddodge4x4]

Hi nice keep up the videos ! hope you had a nice weekend !

[@mikeklink4626]

full auto peace maker needs to happen asap!

[@Sumpinking1]

Friend of mine has a Southpaw the barrel is beginning to twist in opposite direction of rifling twist from firing just a few +P rounds thru it.

[@rhubarbpie2027]

None of my buddies in gunsmithing class are going to believe me when I tell them about the fully automatic revolver haha. Great video!

[@kampuskop]

Good video!

[@9mmisgod]

that wood be cool to see the full auto single action

[@Danzilly]

barry hope you guys do more revolver vids maybe a rageing judge review ha! keep up the vids!

[@carstengerm]

get well soon

[@sabihiqbal]

this guy is a firearms genius

[@georgeof78]

I've heard of people talking about stretching frames but I had no idea what that meant until now. I will stick to my Ruger SP 101 357 mag. The tank of conceal carry. Waiting to find a GP100 357 mag with a 6 inch barrel. Great video.

[@bringbacknames]

Did anyone else catch the video length and the shirt he's wearing? Well played, sir. Well played.

[@jj6082]

That's a great shirt.

[@usmcrvn69]

Absolutely correct. I saw a Colt Cobra (Aluminum frame!) that was ruined by a well known actor/military advisor that allowed actors working on a movie to fire 50 rounds of +P+ during "training" for the roles. The Colt was in pristine condition before that foray!

[@w250x]

nice shirt!

[@GaveMeGrace1]

Thanks

[@CaliRock45]

Great vid i dont care to much about +p in any gun if i want hotter i will step up to bigger

[@WiTuLoooo]

good vid

[@Jack_all]

Someone needs to make that automatic revolver.. That would be cool to see..

[@overkast1000]

amazing video! do a video of a full auto revolver!

[@thomas070784]

Great video. On a side note I had no idea that Bob Munden had died. Very sad.

[@Joseph-hp7gt]

are you guys planning on setting up that single action i think the community would love to see it and so would he ill sub just for this video

[@SailfishSoundSystem]

Barry reminds me of my old crusty sergeant, and I miss that.

[@MrWadeant]

"100% warn out" I'd buy that for a dollar :P

[@TheRobrowboski]

Very nice info.ive got a charter arms also but it's a older model blued with wood grips i bought it in the 80's. I'de been thinking to put +p or +p+ now I'm not gonna. You should do a video on +p for semi auto pistols

[@willpress1]

In regards to you discussion of +P ammo, I remember seeing pictures of what happens when you use +P 38 ammo in a S&W aluminum alloy frame snub nose, I think it was a Lady Smith with the laser, any, the revolver was fired multiple times in the indoor range and it blew the gun up, splitting the pistol almost in half. You would have to see it to believe it. Always beware of the ammo type your gun uses.

[@Ehtereon11B]

Something to clarify, it won't always say if a firearm is rated for +p ammo on the barrel. Especially true with semi-autos. One of the few things manuals are good for is checking a firearm's pressure threshold. If no manual can be found, contact the manufacturer.

[@noahstringer]

we gotta see the full auto!

[@caveymoley]

so when are you going to do the full auto single action? :D

[@caveymoley]

***** I know but the channel is still making videos

[@caveymoley]

***** I know but the channel is still making videos...so why don't Eric or Chad do it

[@evangraham]

Probably cause the ATF would shoot their dog

[@mse3700]

I've been watching your videos for long, long time, but this is the first time I noticed the massive machete hanging on the dry erase board. There has got to be a story there.

[@huey13player]

Exactly what I was thinking I'd love to have a gun like that, that was fully functional though.

[@kawikahokulani]

Full Auto Single Action Revolver? I think Barry has been dipping his tortilla chips in Frog Lube. I gotta see Barry demonstrate that someday.

[@NASTEfilms]

oh yeah saw that i guess i forgot. thanks man

[@beaker126]

FWIW I asked someone from Smith and Wesson about +P ammo in a K frame and she said if it was made after 1948 it will have the model number like 10-5 or what have you stamped on the frame where the crane closes, and it was safe to shoot +P in it. For the J frames she said pretty much what Barry did. Honestly, I don't see the point of +P outta that short of a barrel, unless you just like a lot of muzzle blast.

[@opie7afe]

i think you guys should show the most common revolver malfunctions in say steel framed and alloy framed guns, i know the new england firearms R92 .22lr revolvers if dropped will crack or break out where the little advance arm slides up and where cylinder center pin locks into and they are stainless models!

[@MasterRandyHopkins]

HERE HERE!!!

[@AKJeeper]

One thing I hate about some of the other gun channels is that the people those channels tend to point the muzzle right at the camera. I know the camera was most likely on a tripod, but it still alarms me as though that person muzzled me in person.

[@ag111ga]

I hope you'll do the ting with SA, my bet is the primer doesn't have enough energy to cock the hammer. It's much more likely the firing pin would brake after the first primer blowup. Looking forward to the experiment, but I think it's another wild story :) Keep up the good work, always enjoy watching the videos.

[@Grantham92]

y'all should wait for a rainy day and alter a single action to do this. I'd love to see the video and i''m sure many more would too :)

[@351WINCHESTER]

Every single s & w revolver I have ever shot with any ammo developed endshake, even a .22. It's just the nature of the beast.

[@thegr8pulido]

Depends on what kind of gun, and where it's worn out. If it's the bore/rifling, you're not going to be able to do much to get that gun back. If it's the cylinder, you can replace it, if it's that channel the firing pin travels through, you can replace that. Pretty much the only things you would be real hurt if they were destroyed are the barrel, cylinder, and frame on a revolver. All the small moving parts can be replaced.

[@pro-self-offense3823]

👍 FOR R.I.P BARRY.

[@Mr123jes]

yelp, a 6" sec. six here and WON'T trade it for anything...but if you want a snubby, get a 357 and you'll never be disappointed! i have mine loaded w/ 38's for momma. but can put in mag. loads when needed.

[@opie7afe]

people need to realize that metal is not like glass where it just breaks, metal is more like clay in a sense that it does stretch, thats whats cool about metal is even though its hard, its still pliable with enough force...people also need to realize how much force is against the firearm when shot, sure might just be a quick spike and not sustained but 18,000psi is a ALOT of pressure. good video barry. im not a big fan of revolvers but id never turn one down!.

[@LizzyTexBorden]

I would like to officially vote for the "full auto single action" display video. This I gotta see.

[@TheShadoKnite]

I was thinking of a design for a firearm as I normally do, and it came to me one day to simply use the recoil of the cartridge to push back a hammer instead of pushing a bolt with a fixed firing pin or otherwise. But then I thought, yes you'd have a super compact design that doesn't have a recoiling slide, but the hammer would need more mass than the bullet for recoil to work just like a bolt, and you'd never be able to aim it because rounds would be coming out both ends of it. Still maybe...

[@AmoebicMagicMan]

holy cow, I thought that was a joke that the old timers at the range would poke fun at the kiddies with. Full auto single action revolver. Wow.

[@yeshuaservant7]

Fascinating. Thanks. BTW, what is the big, round, red thing in the lower right corner of the white board?

[@AmoebicMagicMan]

the security six is a great gun, people knock em for the investment cast parts, but I've never had a problem