My Uncle Left me some Unique Vintage Guns- Part 1/2

A review and test firing of the Harrington & Richardson Model 686, Armi San Marco/Armsport Colt 1860, and CVA Vest Pocket Derringer.
More guns in part 2: • I Inherited An Unusual...

[@practicallysocial]

Pro tip:. Don't dry fire a rimfire revolver, or you'll be calling Numrich again for a new hammer. ;). I don't just run a therapy channel, I'm also a firearms trainer.

[@thedoubtfultechnician8067]

Thanks for the heads up!

[@thunderzap2]

Same goes with percussion stuff too

[@istvancsap3513]

4:50 technician neck reveal achievement unlocked

[@OsoBlanco17]

Something neat about that 1860 Navy: when you cock the hammer to rotate the cylinder think how Cowboys did it in the movies. They bend their elbow and point the gun to the sky while thumbing back the hammer. This allows the spent cap to fall off. So it just doesn’t look cool, it’s also functional!

[@johnsmith-sp6yl]

havent watched both videos yet, but you can get rid of/seriously reduce how bad the rust spots are by boiling them in water. distilled if you're feeling fancy, but i just use tap water.

[@quaidd252]

Rust spot will come off by rubbing with 0000 steel wool and oil. The blueing is harder and will not be removed like the rust will be. Unfortunately that doesn’t restore the blueing- you’ll need to keep it oiled.

[@anonymoususer4356]

Great Humour!

[@Big_Floyd]

The psa h&r stuff is looking decent so far. Fingers crossed they don't fudge the classics.

[@Krelian1]

Also, black powder firearms are not included in "firearms". Neat fact, felons can hunt with black powder rifles. Assuming their state doesn't prohibit felons from getting hunters licenses.

[@DadsGarageDiagnosticSpecialist]

Cool video

[@ilija3216]

Can you open up some power tools and explain how they work. I really enjoyed when you opened up the communist power drill