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my favorite revolver is the CRL. the conventional rotary launcher that is in the belly of the B52, B1,B2, and the B21. hard to beat that bad boy.

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So every time we have a chance to get a supporter in office they play the women sex crap I think we seen the pattern maybe the real question is how much are they paying you bisch to say this

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S&W model 19 357 6" Ruger GP-100

I inherited an H & R 922 8 round .22 Revolver. Thw gun is missing the centerpin that secures the drum into the gun.

Okay ? Yeah, ok with being ok . . . ok ?

Than you for this! Could you make another video, but with the claw extractor bolt? Complete disassembly, cleaning and assembly? :)

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Had a brand new s&w 629 obviously never test fired as it was VISIBLY out of time, you could hear and feel how rough it was when you pulled the hammer back, took empty case put a fresh primer in it cocked hammer back, confirmed cylinder was locked, the firing pin struck very edge of the primer nearly hitting the case, the notches were actually cut out of alignment so locked the cylinder chambers NOT aligned with the barrel, must have been made on a monday by people with hangovers.

Manurhin MR73

Does your shop sale he mineral spirits that you used to clean or is there a certain brand and product you recommend?

I thought dry firing a gun isn't good ??

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I bought my 125th in 1968 in a little gun shop near L. A. It came with nothing, and had been shot very little. I bought it as a shooter, and have used it as such to this very day. In the early 70’s I had John A. Kopec make me a custom cylinder in 45 acp from a colt high blue 357 cylinder. It turned out to be very accurate. It is still beautiful albeit showing some use, and the ammo is less expensive than long colt. I occasionally put the long colt cylinder back in, but generally shoot acp.

I own one revolver because I like semi autos. My one revolver is the S&W 10mm. Love this thing!! Especially since I had a gunsmith ream the cylinder to accept 10mm. Magnum rounds. The thing has amazing power in 10mm Magnum!!!

Nice explanation of timing and lockup. I am a clean freak on my revolvers and clean them pretty thoroughly after every range session. I have several revolvers that I own and really like. For a long time I have had and loved a Korth Mongoose and thought it was far and away the best but last year I got one of the new Colt Pythons and it is so close to the Korth and feels a little better in my hand that it is hard to choose. I also have a S&W 629 V-Comp that is very nice. But easily the most fun to shoot would be my S&W 617. I also inherited a S&W 66 which is nice but not up to the standard of the others.

Thanks! Good learning. Ruger Super Redhawk: because it’s a rugged beast that can suffer a lot of abuse and still go “pow” when the bear comes. I carried it all over Alaska for a decade as last ditch insurance if my 12 ga. with slugs got the hiccups.

Good video. But you say “okay” way too many times.

Ruger super Blackhawk

I only own one revolver. Everything else is Semi Auto which I prefer over revolvers. I bought the S&W 10mm revolver specifically so I could have it reamed to accept the 10mm. Magnum round. As a Machinist I probably could have done it myself since I have a lot of my parts riding into space on the NASA Shuttle but there might be something I was unaware of so I sent it out to be done by a Gunsmith. And lo and behold there was something I wasn't aware of....Timing. In my mind the parts should be interchangeable but nope!!! Thats not the case. What a Difference!! While the 10mm round is nothing to sneeze at the 10mm. Mag is a whole nother animal!!!

Hes gota be fucking with us😂

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The Colt king cobra of 1986, not anything currently produced, The Taurus model 85 prior to the hammer lock, Manurhin MR88, Ruger GP 100, with the caveat of not falling into the hands of a fat slob that would allow his weapon to remain filthy, a man who does not keep his weapon clean and ready usually has a fat pig wife that can best be described as used. However, I still would respect him far more than a Democrat.

couldn’t get past first 3 minutes, ok

Just a helpful hint..... Lose the "ok" !! OK !!!

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PLEASE STOP saying "OK" every 5 seconds! I was going Subscribe, but your CONSTANT "OK's" are SO annoying, I CANNOT watch all the way through it. Modify your presentation.

S&W 629 Classic Hunter in .44 mag ! For my sporting use and hunting it’s perfect, locks up solid ! I keep it clean after use and oiled !! Fine revolver!

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He loves the word "ok". I don't. Stopped the video at about 1 :30>

Somebody actually sat there and counted the words in this video... you need to get a life and stop being a hater.

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Ok, wonder how many times he said OK in this video?

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Liberty safe....seriously....good luck with that.

So notch in cyl. Corresponding to centering on barrel?

I have an older SW 686. I had one issue with it over 35 years. It was a retired service piece for some officer. I fired the bloody hell out of it for maybe 10 years. I put many rounds down range. One day the cylinder jammed up when I tried to open it to eject the spent cases. I found the rod that operated the ejection had came loose, it turned out the threads were stripped. I do not know if it was due to someone cross threading it at some time or just from the hard use. I replaced it and she is like new again.

Ruger Vaqueros timing sucks. Do not use if you are a quick draw or action shooter. It will not lock and those rounds will go off un-aligned with the barrel

There’s a false narrative out there in the revolver community that you do not need to disassemble your revolvers, clean them and thoroughly lubricate them. People act as if these machines do not need additional lubrication and don’t need to be cleaned. Although it is true that you do not need to clean the internal components all that regularly. It still must be done. Every used revolver I’ve ever purchased aside from ones that were never fired. Had a pretty good amount of carbon buildup on the inside. It is incredible how you can take an older revolver, completely disassemble it clean it thoroughly lubricate well and it’s like the smoothest ice on the inside.

great info,,,,,,I am not much into revolvers but promised myself to get one in coming times,,,,,,,so now I own s&w 329pd which is freaking awesome, but it looks like collection is not going to grow,,,,

I might not have a colt, python, but I do have a python in my pants.

Do you get paid for every OK because if you do your making a bundle GTFOOH

Dan Wesson W12, 6 inch, in .357 magnum.

Once you notice the amount of times he says ok you cannot concentrate on anything else.

I was doing OK, until I came in here, now I'm not OK, ok?. If you have a good revolver and don't abuse it, it should give you years of good service, and if you want a strong revolver Ruger is the gun to buy, Ruger revolvers are like pick up trucks, ok!.

Gunfather, you are one of the best!!!