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For home defense external hammers are still better. You could store them loaded but with uncocked hammers. With internal hammers this wouldnt be possible.

I own the 3 inch. Use to own the 2 inch. Let me tell you, it's heavy. I love it, super durable, but would not like to carry this little beast in my pocket, especially it I had to run or climb over things.

Can it handle 45 super?

On my wishlist

Duluth firehose pants have the deepest pockets iv ever owned 👍. Love my 2" 357 .

On Revolver Speed Reloads Always point barrel upwards to allow empty spent cases / brass to fall free.

Is it possible to chamber & fire .45 Win Mag in this revolver?

Gun not Machine !!!!! 🤣🤣🤣

Сколько стоит? $

Nice video, straight to the point. No BS, stick with 45 Colt. The 45 a c p looks anemic.

Always wanted one but my budget wont allow it . I even have reloading eguipment foe 45 colt .

5 yr old video - I'll comment anyhow - I had to sell all my firearms a few yrs ago and when I replaced my guns, I started with the 3" SP because it's the most practical if someone has only one gun. There are guns that I shoot better , and that are more practical for specialized purposes, but the 3" SP is a great, reliable multi purpose gun.

First of all, there's no "NEED" to-explain why you'd want an exposed hammer Coach Gun. The patterning test is very helpful. Just FYI, those people at Diamond D do INCREDIBLY-NICE work, on a whole variety of excellent leather work, with VERY-practical hunting/backpacking holsters, rifle slings, and so-on, ESPECIALLY for those who are having to go-about in BEAR country. Check-out their Site. No, I am NOT their "Marketing Director!" I'm simply a grateful repeat customer who appreciates having-found them. GREAT holsters, slings, butt-cuff ammo carriers? YES. Lastly, I'm betting that, by adding, and then practicing-with a few-MORE Dummy Loads, you could EASILY speed-up your reloads, not that you were "slow" in the initial demonstrations. On SOME Doubles, you can sort of "flip" the whole piece, clockwise, to help speed-up the emptying of the chambers, even without ejectors, which are not allowed in those Cowboy Matches.

Thanks!

I thought I was a bad shot

I have a 7-1/2" Bisley Blackhawk and I love it. 4227 and Unique with cast bullets.

They make better grips for it the packmayer pro grip is awesome or houge is good also!

My carry piece. Wonderful weapon.

Thanks for sharing.

Machine? Guess I hear something weird every day now.

good stuff

I learned it’s not a rifle or a shotgun, it’s a machine.

Too bad the shell holder doesn’t hold six rounds. I mean you have two barrels and you’re two fingering the reload process, you can use that only twice with one remaining.

Made in PRC!? Same money you could’ve got a CZ made in Turkey, not China! Maybe even a Pietta made in Italy.

Why don’t you just get rid of that 357 and quit making excuses for the poor groups.

I would look into some of the Cowboy Action reload techniques for quick reloads and maybe polish the chambers a bit. Your point about leaving it loaded is a really good one WRT home defense. In most situations it will be sitting loaded ready to go for long periods of time and it is good that there are no compressed springs with these.

To big a gun for conciled carry

Can this gun fire 454 Casull ? Thank you

I just want to know if it’ll actually handle 3” magnum slugs or if Cimarrons just being weird about the warranty lol

Why did this channel stop making videos? Is there an alternate channel?

Awesome, zero-bullshit video. Subbed immediately!

Glad to see the Ruger Redhawk Colt/.45 acp can handle real “Hot” loads! Rumor was it couldn’t handle +P Colt loads! Great to know she can! Thank you for proving she can!

Is this made in China? I have been awaiting Cimarron to restock these but now I'm having second thoughts. I thought they were made in Italy?

A bobbed hammer might make it easier to draw from pocket. Though you would be limited to DA only.

From what I understand, people extract the holster, re-holster their gun, then re-insert into pocket. Might be more steps, but prevents problems.

I wouldnt call that concealed. It so obvious you have a revolver in your pocket, i can almost read the serial number on it lol

Gotta love that buffalo bore though.... i like how *not* "snappy" it is.... it looks like its "pushing" a lot more than it's "flipping"

No, the 45 ACP shouldn’t fall through the chamber without the moon clip. The 45ACP headspaces off the mouth of the cartridge. However, the cartridges would be harder to extract without the moon clip. You can fire the ACP’s without the moon clip but may have to poke them out with a pencil. Regarding the ejection issue, point revolver muzzles up at God to allow the cartridges to eject down. Don’t try to eject while holding the gun flat.

Hi. In first place congratulations for the cool video. I own one SP101 to, my question is do you already try to shoot in double action as fast as you can? If so, do you have any issues? Like the trigger gets stuck? I'm asking this because about 2 months ago until now, my Ruger SP101 if I shoot in double action as fast as i can, sometimes the trigger gets stuck!! I need to stop shooting and remove the finger of the trigger and ear the trigger reset so I can shoot again! Sorry if I can't explain better, English isn't my natural language. But if you and anyone else understand what I said and now what's the problem please tell me. Thanks for the attention 👍

Thank you for not yelling "STAHHHHHP!!!" at your cardboard target like an overtrained idiot before firing 😁

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Did y’all just put that scope on there at the range and just start shooting? I’m like nice rifle and scope but, lousy shooting guys.

I bought this gun and Love it. Will we see more Videos any time soon?

Imo I like pocket guns for the surprise element, great counter ambush method. If you're at gunpoint or knifepoint getting robbed just say, what, you want my keys?, here take it, then pull it out and mag dump them. Works with a wallet too. No bad guy is going to think a gun is in your pocket.

You could do a lot better with the the double action trigger if you learn the technique where you pull the trigger to just before the breaking point, hold it, then aim, then pull the rest of the way. It takes a lot of practice and every gun feels different. It works really well with my Kimber, not so well with my S&W. Now I have to get a Ruger, to try it on something different.

Excellent review of said firearm! Ive watched a few and recently picked up same gun.. Im an old blackhawk 45 colt fan but this one is quickly becoming my favorite! Love the versatility!!

If you stone all the flat surfaces of the hammer/trigger group you will loose up to 2lbs on the trigger pull.

Clips are made of "blue" steel or spring steel..

What in the Fu$k does buffalo bore do to get that kind of umph, without over pressuring the gun???

Way nice! I have Smith and Wesson vintage handguns, a vintage autoloading Super 12 shotgun but I really need a S&W 1500 300 win mag