Spec Ops Shoot The Smith & Wesson Model 29

[@jeffreykilloren3506]

I only came to the comments to roast him about slamming the cylinder closed. However it seems like almost everyone already did. Good job folks!

[@Norman68623]

When i saw him snapping the cylinder back i immediately looked out for the comments. 😂 Well, yes, then i skipped the rest of the video.

[@johnhobbs.4007]

Cameron: whips cylinder shut Me: He just did that Cameron: does it again Me: Stop!

[@joaquinvelasquez6252]

Staaaaaap! CAMRONNNAHhh!

[@kellyalger2394]

Jerry Mickelick has felt a disturbance in the force...

[@midwest81695]

Same

[@Onders87]

same for me as well

[@davidbliss3220]

That is just painful to watch.

[@juliusstout3612]

Aye, shoutout to anyone that plays State of Decay 2. I was surprised that it was mentioned in this video because that game has so many guns that have been circulating since launch.

[@matthewlopez1881]

Yessir. Waiting on the third one tho

[@juliusstout3612]

@@matthewlopez1881 SAME, it's gotta be a banger because the developers are actually taking their time.

[@dakotasmart15]

And they keep adding more till 3

[@burgercitron3653]

4:50 “flicking the cylinder is not recommended for it could damage the crane”- CoD

[@Mazz-12]

When Cameron snapped that cylinder in I cried

[@eddieengland9886]

I actually paused the video so I could tell my wife was a jackass move that was.

[@proguninc4080]

@David Marzella.... Oh stop. You guys that are overly gentle with your guns are definitely not the Operator type.

[@vincentnastri7736]

Sure you say that when your weapon fails because of your abuse ! Fool!

[@joet7580]

@@proguninc4080no shame in wanting to take care of your hardware… unless you’re an OpERaTOr, bro. The government foots the bill for their equipment so screw it right? Oh wait, we the taxpayers pay for that.

[@henryofskalitz2228]

There is a major reason why you don't flick a cylinder close it could get bent in high stress situations and could cause an obstruction if it it bent enough and injure you and destroy the gun.

[@SW_1085]

Cringe feeling when Cam was whippin the cylinder back in.

[@nickgraham7813]

Yes, my skin was crawling

[@totljag1]

Idiot move ! Quit watching after that

[@caifan461]

Yes, first sign the guy handling the gun doesn't know shit.

[@xxTriple_Txx]

They said he was an army ranger?

[@michaeldayridgewaydrums8107]

Yep just stopped and quit watching this video after the second time he did it. What a fool

[@Grasshopper0122]

You’re correct….they’re firing 44 SPECIALS……..definitely not the MAGNUM loads. I question their credentials.

[@Gdonutjam]

@4:24 when you flick-slam the cylinder shut... please please, just don't.

[@MotorcycleUS]

You’d think that the Ranger would know that you don’t flick a revolver closed like that. That’s how you break internal parts connected to the cylinder.

[@DocMitchell69]

Well, he’s a millenial/Gen Z generation soldier. Anyone around that age in the military typically only handles Glocks, Berettas, some HKs, and/or *MAYBE* 1911s. Revolvers aren’t exactly on their radars for desirable weapons.

[@AFpaleoCon]

Why would you think a “ranger” knows anything about weapons?

[@ajbone5188]

Who fucking cares lmao

[@jorgesolis9468]

Being a ranger dont mean they know everything I've heard pretty stupid things from millitary people before

[@samuelprice2461]

Being in the military gives you a -5 knowledge in firearms outside an AR style rifle.

[@chuckgreen3629]

4:23 Paul Meixner's gonna be having a word with Cam

[@Tadicuslegion78]

4:25 And it was in that moment my knifehand came up because that is one of the worst things you can do to a revolver because you can damage the locking bolt on the frame and ruin the gun.

[@jaydenbrewer1432]

Yeah it's a good way to make a revolver a paper weight. It can make it's timing wrong and possibly even blow it up.

[@Echo903]

Exactly

[@ZombieWilfred]

I flinched every time and was shocked the Clay didn't inform him that he shouldn't do that. But, I imagine, of all people, Clay, has spare parts due to providing guns for films so we know the gun will be kept in working order. We've all seen that in movies a thousand times (and often the characters are the type of people who wouldn't know better,) so Clay's probably desensitized at this point and seeing that just comes with his line of work. He definitely should've said something to educate Cam, Izzy, and any in the audience who didn't know, though 😬

[@Knasen3]

Also calling it a pistol multiple times...

[@dapawaz8310]

I cried when I saw the huge scratch on that nice old 29 also.

[@paulhowell7103]

the guy in the black baseball hat is damaging that gun by side flicking the cylinder back into the frame, and it is someone else"s gun

[@MegaFrank1960]

As soon as you see someone spin and send the cylinder home like that, you know you're dealing with amateurs.............

[@TheSakuraBirb]

I'm a wheelgun fanatic so this was a treat. Would like to see a Unica 6 because it's a semi automatic revolver. I think these guys would really get a kick out of that.

[@R3D_Lantern]

I'll have to look up the unica 6. I've never heard of it before now.

[@ahandgrenade3640]

Or the webly fosbery. I probably spell it wrong.

[@aounaloevera4080]

The unica 6 is an awesome revolver

[@cosmicbilly]

You should never spin the cylinder and flick it closed. You can break the gun doing that and can mess up the alignment. Lol Cam doing that made me cringe inside... but its okay. Ive been guilty of doing the same thing with my uncles 44 until he yelled at me haha

[@joaquinvelasquez6252]

Lol. Yeah my uncle yells at me too. Small world.

[@rodrigoroaduterte9415]

Yeah, swinging the cylinder shut (especially with heavy rounds in it) bends the yoke and causes timing issues as a result.

[@Zkpe02]

1 round of well placed 44mag has the same stopping power as 5 to 6 rounds of 9mm…Check out the number of rounds most LEO’s fire into the perp during a shootout before they go down…This is why the Glock 19 & 17 have high capacity magazines…

[@Echo903]

Flipping the cylinder like that back into the gun can damage it bruh….. cringe. I bet movie gun guy was cringing too

[@Mr1Alex91]

You can see his reaction at 4:50 when he did it a second time

[@eddieengland9886]

I came to the comments to say exactly the same thing. Mr. Movie dude should've slapped him out of the scene for snapping it like that. Army Ranger or not he's a doofus!

[@rexdittmar3095]

I know Im 2 years too late, but thats Fudd lore, and not true

[@Tadicuslegion78]

the irony being the S&W 29 was I wanna say one of those under the radar guns that was just about out of production and the movie team making Dirty Harry had to work overtime to get people connected to Smith and Wesson to make a couple of revolvers for shooting hence why the gun has the long barrel, then the movie came out and saved the S&W 29 and .44 magnum.

[@R3D_Lantern]

I didn't know that. It's a cool story though.

[@AlexKS1992]

If I recall when they started making them they would make small batches every now and then and even then the revolver wasn’t popular until Dirty Harry.

[@ZombieWilfred]

Another cool thing about this particular instance of Hollywood making something that may have fallen by the wayside popular is that it's an excellent gun. I love my model 629. Often times the things popularized by Hollywood kinda suck. Like the Franchi SPAS12, which is pretty unreliable and prone to parts breakages, but I still want one just because of Jurassic Park 🥴... Although in that instance, to be fair, they did show one jam up in the movie, so bonus points to the movie for the accurate portrayal and we can't say they didn't warn us 🤣

[@billb89]

Not out of production just not in the run sequence. They did production runs off and on throughout the year then. For example they would stop Mod 29 production and spend the quarter building mod 27s then move on to something else and later come back and build Mod 29s again. That’s why S&W serial numbers aren’t in sequential order.

[@RidgeRunner-lz5ko]

Finally found a pristine 29-2, it is beautiful.

[@chaos_archer]

Also would love to see a team up episode with Shift Fire and Demolition Ranch. I think they’d all have a good time together.

[@ShiftFire]

👀👀

[@chaos_archer]

@@ShiftFire I think it would be an amazing opportunity to get on hands with a vast array of things you’ve both maybe not experienced before in a good environment where you could “go wild” essentially.

[@RoyalOps1222]

Israel's recoil control is nuts lmao 💯

[@jorgesolis9468]

They didnt seem like full power loads

[@jorgesolis9468]

That gel block didn't even move I would guess 240 gr at maybe 1100-1200 fps from that 6 inch barrel which is fairly mild for 44 mag

[@makukawakami]

8:27 that remedial action. great video as always

[@TheMerlotLine]

Was he instinctively trying to release a mag?

[@Seb-Storm]

Mag release?

[@makukawakami]

@@TheMerlotLine Cam was trying to clear it like a pistol.

[@ryedc8674]

Why does Cameron have to slam the cylinder close

[@waynebuckley5258]

Hollywood nonsense

[@galenirby3553]

It won’t do anything really if it’s made to last and not made of toothpicks revolvers and pretty much any quality firearm is supposed to take damage if it can’t take a little flick but shoot out rounds like the little hand cannon it is something is definitely wrong with it. It’s like those people who don’t dry fire or let the slide slam back into place because they are afraid of breaking their little safe gun. As long it’s not a gun that shoots rim fire ammo or made of good quality the guns gonna be ok

[@jasonbuck489]

Of course that fool had to do that "cylinder spin-wrist flick thing"..... My God, I almost wouldn't watch!... I knew it was gonna happen!... That is the absolute worst thing a person can do to a revolver... Thats a real Rookie Maneuver!!

[@ridgerunner5772]

Cam Kid is a Cheese Dick, maybe a Ranger Rick, but never would a 75th do such..... Total lack of respect for someone else's property, legacy or safety.... This is a sorry channel...

[@radiant_guardian7829]

The most iconic would either be the M1 Garand or a Winchester Repeater rifle. Maybe if we go go world war two Era, maybe the M3 Grease Gun or even an MP40. So many guns from that time for them to try out

[@AZ_The_Dude]

If it is at all possible, I want to see the Nock Gun get some love. A 7-barelled flintlock rifle that just screams "I'm going to point this in any direction and somebody is guaranteed to die"

[@gameknight0130]

and it's often the wielder

[@Kingwolf_555]

Unless you're a giant Irishman during the Napoleonic War. (let's see who gets the reference)

[@Mr_Zane_Games]

Love my .44s, main is a 629 with a 4 inch barrel. Reload my own so when I bring it out it's typically running around 250 rounds of hot reloads. Doesn't hurt but you can feel some tingling in the tips of your fingers for a while after that, especially if you did your reloads same day

[@nicomeier8098]

I recently bought a model 29 - 5, blued with a 4" barrel (model 29 "Classic") with a non-fluted cylinder. Almost mint condition, shoots very accurately, trigger action is super smooth, love it, it's a high quality piece. Also love making nice hand loads for it and shooting them.

[@mathyszka]

@8:26, when Cameron tries to tap/racks the revolver... Pure gold.....

[@ridgerunner5772]

This Cameron Kid is an Idiot with zero respect for someone else's property and appreciation for legacy. ZERO RESPECT FOR THIS CHANNEL...

[@Xphinity]

This channel is firing up! Love to see it brothers! I wish you guys the best!

[@ElChupahuahua]

No one in this video is Spec Ops. Don't let them fool you.

[@ridgerunner5772]

Ranger Ricks at best...... Cheese Dick Channel with a bunch of kids disrespecting someone else's property, legacy and safety. Any Range Officer on any Post or Camp would have curbed stomped ranger Cheese Dick Cam.....

[@jessearmstrong8067]

Ranger, you don't treat a revolver like that. You never slam the revolver shut like that. Lead by example and handle it as it was designed for.

[@ridgerunner5772]

Children being disrespectful with someone else's property, legacy and safety.... Tool Cheese Dick Channel not worth viewing....

[@andrewpinheiro7202]

I remember learning to shoot a double action revolver it took awhile but it was extremely addicting learning the technique I love shooting older revolver from 50s - 80s especially.

[@fredrikmagnusson6469]

Thanks for cheering my day up guys =)

[@tarouyamada2686]

Heavy is good, heavy is reliable... wait, wrong movie :P Keep it up! 🤙

[@SW_1085]

If it does not work,you can always hit them with it.

[@tarouyamada2686]

@@SW_1085 Sound advice from a character that knew what he was doing. The earplugs scene and the reveal that he carries a cleaver, priceless. Probably my fav character from all of Guy's movies.

[@joaquinvelasquez6252]

Don't take the piss Boris..

[@jaysonmadlock2844]

Clown Flipping the cylinder closed.

[@jeruncan]

I’d like to see the fn five seven. Lots of pop culture myths surrounding that. Plus it was used it super cool games like splinter cell

[@derekwillbanks5645]

I loved my five seven and hated to sell it.. it had amazing accuracy even to long ranges and the light recoil allowed for very fast follow up shots.... I fell in love with the caliber and owned a few weapons chambered in it...

[@LambrettaJet200]

Great episode, glad to see you guys get to use the S&W Model 29. Revolver is reliable and built to last for the purpose it was designed for yesterday and today. My first handgun experience was my dad's Colt Detective .38 Special from 1975 . Which I still own today and it is still accurate good performing revolver.

[@Terminal-Vet]

I carry revolvers often, not every day, but often. To me, I feel just as capable, comfortable, and confident with either.

[@darrenbrown9058]

.357 was introduced in 1935. The .44 about 10 to 15 years later.

[@StevenSmith-pt8rz]

Harry’s load light 44s .🤪

[@kawaii_akuma9267]

This was dope I would love to see yall shoot something like the maxim lmg or a Henry 45.70 Of course you guys don't pick what to shoot lol

[@RogerMitchem-rl5mo]

My dad’s got an original S&W model 29 it’s got the original grips (like this one) and it’s got the round bundt grip with the finger grooves that grip fits my hand really good

[@daman1300]

Love the content keep it up maybe get a Tommy gun

[@MrRanvic]

Slapping the cylinder shut. Omggg. Smh. That hurt. Respect revolvers please sir

[@bsanders9106]

Whenever you meet someone with "van" in their name, you know you're talking to someone important and cool.

[@ahandgrenade3640]

How did i miss this video? this is my favorite handgun.

[@Xphinity]

What a set, having Izzy hold the bullets, Cameron asking good questions, getting the comparison. oh yeahhh 🥴

[@curtisdavis7164]

Can we get a video of you guys shooting and reviewing the m17 army service pistol

[@chaos_archer]

Definitely feeling we should see their take on the Winchester 1873 (iconic for its use in Westerns) and of course the Winchester 1887 (because who doesn’t want to shoot that shotgun followed by saying “Hasta la vista baby!”)

[@ElChupahuahua]

Spec Ops? Hardly... certainly not with that weapon handling.

[@Spcwhiteboy302]

4:24 omg please don’t slam it closed like that😭

[@Docholliday1106]

I am a more modern pistol guy, but, a wheel gun does have its place in the armory for a couple of reasons. Less moving parts reduces the likelihood of weapons failure. The smaller capacity will force you to slow down and think a little.

[@mkshffr4936]

The biggest advantages of the revolver in my opinion is that 1. They are omnivores. Any bullet weight and design at any power level within SAMMI specs will function fine. 2. No issues with going out of battery or limp wristing while grappling.

[@nicholasnelsen4600]

Should do a Luger P08. Just got a 1918 Luger and it’s awesome for a 102 year old gun

[@ralts6464]

Lets see them experience the legendary m28 Barrett 50

[@b.kenobi9063]

Problem with the grip? Same here! ✋ One of the things you can do with most revolvers is change the grip itself. That’s why it’s a favorite for women with smaller hands, or anyone who just wants that perfect fit. It’s also a bite to share revolvers because, for some unusually scientific reason 😁, every ‘body’ is different!

[@josephrosales1982]

7:02 you can see how the training from both kick in 7:01

[@bennettguns3809]

Please ask the Ranger not to gangster slap the model 29?

[@RedBeardAnubis]

I'd really like to see the Full Auto version of the MP5A2 or A3.

[@Oeraja]

very cool video as always

[@BertieW0oster]

That's an original 4 screw Model 29, not a new production model... which makes your extremely rough handling of it even more cringe-worthy!

[@woodstream6137]

Another reason for a revolver is dexterity issues. A coworker has arthritis issues and has a hard time racking the slide on semiautomatics

[@resolute123]

When you actually get use to holding a revolver, you'll find it naturally shoots better than automatics (I had the same problem), but can't get around the double action trigger's long pull. Stay single action.

[@CoolBluBoi]

Ooooh

[@TallSpirit]

I’d love to see some sort of LMG. Maybe an MG42, lots of interesting things surrounding that gun

[@Seb-Storm]

Space kraut magic g3, g11, gewerh 41, g43, hk vp70 with burst stock, xm8

[@accurateoutdooradventures]

That recoil looks like light loads

[@daveybass655]

Prolly 44 specials.

[@altafybrickbester]

Why you didn’t do dual weild

[@thesquirrel914]

They were shooting either light magnums or specials because that thing barely recoiled, and there is no way that they have amazing recoil control with it because they both said they have no experience with magnum handguns.

[@motom1ke]

I think a martial arts video would be cool with a marine or some other branch personnel.

[@gameragodzilla]

I own one myself and it kicks a lot. My Desert Eagle kicked less.

[@randyc6912]

First time watching one of your videos. A few points on it. 1. Never flip the cylinder closed on a revolver you'll break it. 2. The 357 came out first. 3. The 44 was NOT developed for law enforcement the 357 was. Law enforcement went from 38 spl to 357 to improve stopping power.

[@ridgerunner5772]

This is a Cheese Dick site with Kids disrespecting someone else's property, legacy and cavalier attitude to safety. I doubt if this Cam Kid was ever a Ranger.....

[@KW86.]

What size barrel? I missed it?

[@alexanderhikel2350]

Cameron is the only person who can successfully pull off the creepy pervert mustache

[@whlnmchl]

Every time Cameron wrist flips that cylinder shut makes me cringe 😂

[@k4vms]

Whaa, I’m accustom to a pistol like a Glock, Whaa, a revolver is awkward for me, Whaaa, my muscle memory is for a Glock 9mm, Whaaaaaaa Ricky from IBM

[@xaviersands999]

Can you review Terminal List

[@imbaroud5273]

"do you feel lucky punk?" i always misquoted that, and i bet alot of people misquoted that too😅, it's supposed to be "do i feel lucky? will do you, punk?"

[@aluisious]

Snapping the cylinder in damages the classic gun.

[@lowkeysykes309]

I feel like this series is missing something, its great but it can get better.

[@ETXRangeandReviews]

This channel is really underrated

[@hufdaddy3485]

Painful to watch the abuse that dude was treating that beautiful revolver with.

[@williemoncada3049]

Chuck Norris had this gun in that movie Lone Wolf McQuade 😎😎

[@zaqzilla1]

Every time he spins the camber and flips in closed I flinch. That's horrible for the gun.

[@davewilson3893]

If I hadn't of watched the start of this video I would have never guessed these guys were x military. My thoughts were these guys act like they never handled guns before, the way one of them was swinging the cylinder closed. Anyways I couldn't watch all the video. No sub for you!

[@doranmaxwell1755]

Been shooting 44 mag since the mid 70's Great round... in my old age tho I tend to shoot a lot more 357 mags maybe cause I ended up with some nice ones like my old Python. If I am not shooting a revolver chances are it will be a 1911. I like accurate handguns. probly shoot em better than I do rifles. One tip tho.... don't slam the cyl closed... I know it looks cool but not good for the gun.

[@RuffianoTV]

Definitely using light loads.

[@burgercitron3653]

Where the sig spear

[@wallyrossow3141]

I wouldn’t let that little fella touch any of my wheel guns!

[@ridgerunner5772]

Cheese Dick move all the way..... Any Range Officer, on any Post or Camp would have slapped the shit out of that kid... Total Disrespect for someone else's property, legacy and range safety. I might have been with Ranger Rick, might have gotten a tab, but that Stink-weed was never allied with the 75th.

[@HomiePanda788]

Do a automatic desert deagle

[@MisterNi]

Good video guys. 🙂

[@TakopathTraveler]

Y'all picked a fantastic thumbnail!

[@LeDiamondDog]

3:10 well well well

[@nicolaskincheloe5523]

PLEASE get in touch with demolition ranch and Brandon Herrera, see all the crazy stuff they got

[@joelmelin8314]

Hang on. Did they fire six shots or only five? I'd like them to go out Rambo style next time on Lethal Antiquities and try out the M60 LMG, also known as "the pig". Also I'd like them to try out the Tokarev pistol, the Uzi and the MP40.

[@waltmeyer1156]

The fact that a former Green Beret doesn't know how to unload a revolver says a lot........

[@closetdweeb9313]

Say, didn't Travis Bickle also carry this in Taxi Driver?

[@mandaloreTheRed]

The martini henry rifle please. If you don't have get one please.

[@RealAaron317]

Love to use that gun in State of Decay to take out a Jug

[@10beber1]

Would love to see you try out the Gry rifle from Salient arms wich is used by «Rone» from the movie 13:hours secret soldiers of Benghazi