Edit: This video has been redone in 4K with better camera settings. See it here: th-cam.com/video/vOj9E-5AxHw/w-d-xo.html Howdy friends, sorry about that hiccup on feeding the last round. I didn't have enough ammo to do another take without putting a future Krag video at risk. I wish .30-40 was a bit easier to find :(
The Russian rifles have the advantage of having a stripper clip guide and a slightly modified magazine, so they didn’t have to do it this way in the trenches (luckily)
@@biggycheese6575 I wouldn't knock them I have a Browning 1895 from miroku from the 80's it's a sweet piece, arguably my favorite rifle, it's super accurate, loads and cycles like butter, and the more modern steel can take some hotter 30-06 rounds than the originals can
A peculiar gun from an experiential time. I had that same variant in .30-06. Ended up selling it my best friend who said it was one of his bucket list guns.
I owned an 1895 when I was 19 years old. The gun was a carbine version 30-06. That rifle saved my life in the Arctic, south of coppermine. 80 miles. I was 19 years old. Short story, I was surrounded by 3 barren ground grizzlies. In the dark with a cooleman 1:20 gas lantern for light I shot one at 10 feet, the second at about 9 feet. The third ran away. I have a photo of them. One was 12 inches Between the ears . This gun is fast when needed.
Finding .30-40 Krag anymore is like a Sasquatch sighting. I have a Winchester 1895 of my Great-grandad's and still have the leather scabbard for strapping onto a saddle. Thank you for the POV video of what it is like to fire these precious rounds.
I have the 1895 in .30-40. It is stamped .30 ARMY. It's a carbine with a saddle ring on the left side. I also have the leather saddle scabbard. President Teddy Roosevelt had the 1895 in several calibers including .45-70.
@@mmcss1155 Quote from chuckhawks- "T.R.'s .405 rifle featured a custom stock that included a comb with full cheek piece, a recoil pad and high-grade wood. The rifle’s metal was not engraved. He called this rifle his “Big Medicine,” and it turned out to be perfect for lion hunting." This rifle was his all time favorite.
@@mmcss1155 He did but the 1895 was never chambered in 45-70. I think you are thinking of .405 Winchester. This is also the rarest caliber for the 1895 Winchester, mine is chambered in .405 win and the ammo is extremely expensive. $120 for 20 rounds
Wow, I'm surprised that this video reached a million. Out of all the videos in TH-cam on the Winchester Model 1895, this has the most views. Congratulations. 🎊🎉
Usually sound design is difficult to get right due to a disconnect between the developers and the gun they're implementing due to laws not allowing them to actually handle it (or because the cost of getting one is so expensive), and have to rely on photos
Nice rifle! I suggest loading your own .30 US Army ctgs. Especially with the Hornady 220 grain RN. Currenty brass is available. Just got in 100 cases from Graf last week. That 220 RN is big medicine on nilgai!!! Just picked up another std rifle in .30 Army about a month ago. Mfg in 1910. Lot of condition. And a Lyman #21 for my ancient eyes. Has elk written all over it! Keep up the good work!!!
I would agree to try hand loading the.30-40. Easy to load and with the Model 95 action you can load it hotter than the U.S. Krag army rifle. I shot many rounds through my Model 1895 and U. S. Krag. My rifle is also equipped with a Lyman #21. It is in fact, a great cartridge for elk.
Yes. The 220 grain was the original military load. I believe you can get the Nosler Partition in that weight. Explosive expansion and penetration; best of both world
Wanted to check out the difference between my 94 model and the 95. Inherited it from my Uncle when he passed away, and it quickly became my favorite rifle. None of my cousins (my uncles kids) wanted it, so I got it and am REALLY happy I did. Been looking to get a new rifle though, and Im really leaning towards getting another lever action rifle.
I feel like these videos would make a good addition to Othais's primer episodes. I do enjoy the shooting segments of their videos, but the POV gives pretty fantastic perspective too. Of course I get the logistical issues C&Rsenal has, I listened to their recent Q&A, but still these videos are nice and I wish there was a way to get more people to watch your videos
I’m not sure if Othais has seen any of my videos, but I know Mae is subscribed. I’ve also had some contact with them, including loaning a gun for an episode. I’m guessing they’d have some hesitation with changing the primer formula but if they wanted to experiment with a POV setup, I wouldn’t be surprised if they got in touch. I’m glad you like my videos, and I appreciate that you want to help me out with exposure. Honestly, this channel is already bigger than I ever thought it would get. I don’t really have any grand plans for it, so additional growth is neat but not necessary. I just make the videos for fun, and because I like helping people learn about old guns.
That rifle is in insanely good shape! I'll be honest, until I read the introduction down below, I thought it was a new Uberti reproduction of the Winchester 1895 and I was going to have to take a look for one on Gunbroker 😅. Awesome rifle!
Winchester sells reproductions made by Miroku. I thought this was one of those when I first saw it, but the Miroku guns have tang safeties and different markings. I'm sure this thing has been refinished, but it was well done and I got a very good deal on it. I'm very happy with it.
The whole gun looks great, but the figuring of the stock had me stunned! Such a beautiful piece! This gun is a marvel ot engineering, I love that part of the trigger group folds with the lever. It's weird and cool.
My grandfather had one in .405 Winchester sans extra fancy stock and I know my uncle ammo was about $90 bucks for 20 rounds in about 1992...it had a bit more umphh than this one though. I only fired it once and ended up getting a 1895 Marlin in 45-70. If you handload that to modern standards it's a real beast in a 6.5 lbs rifle it will stand you on your heels if you're not hanging on !
Oh, so, so sexy! Love the 1895 Winchesters. I even have one in the .405 cartridge. You should consider (pending budget) to pick up model in 30-06 or .303 British. Much more budget friendly to shoot! And... the last misfeed can be common, you just need to make sure the bolt is all the way to the back when cycled by giving it a bit mor umph when pulling the lever.
Если не ошибаюсь это же винчестер нет. Какое красивое ружьё. Точнее шикарное оружие. Очень понравилось. Само оружие и звук выстрела Как стреляет. Это пятизарядка .Если я правильно посчитал. Здорово. Был бы американцем и жил бы в Америке обязательно бы купил. Не пожалел бы денег. Люблю винчестеры. Ещё советских времён. Полюбил после просмотра фильмов. Жанра. Американский вестерн. Ковбои индейцы приключения и всё такое. Всё очень классно. На мой взгляд. Спасибо за демонстрацию оружия. Благодарю удачи вам и всего хорошего. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.
Интересный факт) Это винчестер 1895. Он хоть и сделан Браунингом, но больше всего использовался РИ, а далее РСФСР и СССР, сделан под патрон трехлинейки(7.62/54R). Но в России ты его скорее всего не найдёшь. Здесь либо финский, либо испанский вариант. Испанцем его давали на поддержу революции, если я не ошибаюсь, а финский появился после объявления ими автономии.
@@henshyy7462 В РИ они особым успехом не пользовались. Случалось, на морозе возникали проблемы, помимо того, неудобства при стрельбе лежа или из окопа из-за особенностей конструкции - нижнего расположения рычага.
Isn't that buckhorn style sights? Forgive my ignorance, I know them only thanks to RDR 2 or BF 1, can't remember which one now. They look way better in real life. Amazing rifle, pristine condition
A lovely Winchester 1895 well restored! I feel really sad when I compare this with the very late Winchester that was almost unrecognisable from being such a bad quality rifle.
Edit: This video has been redone in 4K with better camera settings. See it here: th-cam.com/video/vOj9E-5AxHw/w-d-xo.html
Howdy friends, sorry about that hiccup on feeding the last round. I didn't have enough ammo to do another take without putting a future Krag video at risk. I wish .30-40 was a bit easier to find :(
Do they make repros in 30-06 or 308? I'd love to get my hands on one
@@LIQUID_556 They actually do. Winchester sells them, but they're made by Miroku in Japan. They have .30-06 and .405 as I recall.
@@TenaciousTrilobite fuckin poggers
@@TenaciousTrilobite it doesn't matter about the hiccup, I just absolutely love your content
@@TenaciousTrilobite they do also offer a high grade model in 30-40 Krag in addition to the two rounds you mentioned.
This was one of the most satisfying videos I've seen in a while on TH-cam. No BS, no extra filler, high res and good content.
Same, reminds me of another video I saw that was just a guy shooting a bottle of gas with an AK
wasn't expecting it to be so relaxing lol
But somehow they did to manage that. So you can do that too. And also it isn’t that difficult. And yes also under pressure.
But he missed every shot!
What is BS?
Loading that internal magazine looks so difficult! I cannot imagine doing that under fire, especially in a muddy trench under artillery barage in WWI.
The Russian rifles have the advantage of having a stripper clip guide and a slightly modified magazine, so they didn’t have to do it this way in the trenches (luckily)
The WW1 versions had stripper clips, so it shouldn't be different from loading any bolt action
it could definately have been done faster, but it would definitely be hard, especially with frozen fingers and a jammed up spring from mud/rust.
What they said.
The Springfield 1903 became the main service rifle for the US during WW1
Not this gun, because this dated back before WW1
Another ingenious design by John Browning. One chambered in .30-06 would’ve been preferable. But you can’t pick and choose with these types of guns
They make modern ones in .30-06
@@MediaevalJames yeah but they aren't made in america. If im gonna get one of these, its gonna have to be an original
Praise our lord and saviour john moses browning
I got one few years ago, made by Miruko, very nice gun, good to shoot..! 😊
@@biggycheese6575 I wouldn't knock them I have a Browning 1895 from miroku from the 80's it's a sweet piece, arguably my favorite rifle, it's super accurate, loads and cycles like butter, and the more modern steel can take some hotter 30-06 rounds than the originals can
A peculiar gun from an experiential time. I had that same variant in .30-06. Ended up selling it my best friend who said it was one of his bucket list guns.
that's really nice of you
I just picked up the texas rangers anniversary 30-06 1895
Wow, this one is in unbelievably good shape. The stock is also gorgeously figured. Is this all original? It hasn’t been restored at all?
I’m pretty sure this one was restored by the previous owner. Probably fairly recently. Looks too good for a serial number dating to 1899
@@TenaciousTrilobite I’d agree, but it looks like they did a great job restoring it anyways. Good find! Enjoy it!
@@TenaciousTrilobite agreed
idk how u could take one look at that and think it was original lol still beautiful tho
Makes me kind of upset that the wood is all modernized.
I owned an 1895 when I was 19 years old.
The gun was a carbine version 30-06.
That rifle saved my life in the Arctic, south of coppermine. 80 miles.
I was 19 years old.
Short story, I was surrounded by 3 barren ground grizzlies.
In the dark with a cooleman 1:20 gas lantern for light
I shot one at 10 feet, the second at about 9 feet.
The third ran away. I have a photo of them.
One was 12 inches Between the ears .
This gun is fast when needed.
Ja sam imao M 48 1991 ubijo sam na 30 Avganistanaca u Bosni ,a di su ostali ?
My favorite Winchester rifle! Thanks for showing this.
That rifle always impressed me as one of the most elegant pieces of engineering .
officially the best POV firing channel i've seen
absolutely beautiful,and still in amazing shape.cherish that weapon.
That is a work of art. Any lever action rifle has soared in value past 15yrs.
Absolutely gorgeous rifle. It's in beautiful condition.
Never seen or even heard of this before. I have a model 94 chambered for .45-70 but I never seen anything like that. Absolutely awesome.
This...is what I call quality content! Thanks!
Probably best POV channel on TH-cam. I love it
Finding .30-40 Krag anymore is like a Sasquatch sighting.
I have a Winchester 1895 of my Great-grandad's and still have the leather scabbard for strapping onto a saddle.
Thank you for the POV video of what it is like to fire these precious rounds.
I have the 1895 in .30-40. It is stamped .30 ARMY. It's a carbine with a saddle ring on the left side. I also have the leather saddle scabbard. President Teddy Roosevelt had the 1895 in several calibers including .45-70.
@@mmcss1155 Quote from chuckhawks- "T.R.'s .405 rifle featured a custom stock that included a comb with full cheek piece, a recoil pad and high-grade wood. The rifle’s metal was not engraved. He called this rifle his “Big Medicine,” and it turned out to be perfect for lion hunting." This rifle was his all time favorite.
@@mmcss1155 He did but the 1895 was never chambered in 45-70. I think you are thinking of .405 Winchester. This is also the rarest caliber for the 1895 Winchester, mine is chambered in .405 win and the ammo is extremely expensive. $120 for 20 rounds
Wow, I'm surprised that this video reached a million. Out of all the videos in TH-cam on the Winchester Model 1895, this has the most views. Congratulations. 🎊🎉
The sound when the round is fired is just plain badass. Good stuff 👍🏼
The sounds coming from the action are absolutely brilliant
who ever did the finishing did an excellent job!! it looks really beautiful
did not know a winchester looked like this... what a good looking weapon.
beautiful rifle! thanks for all your work and content
This beats every „satisfying“ video, it’s just so nice, seeing something beautiful like that.
Damn, the sounds of the ejection and chambering mechanism is so satisfying. I'm surprised I haven't heard it in a game like that before.
Usually sound design is difficult to get right due to a disconnect between the developers and the gun they're implementing due to laws not allowing them to actually handle it (or because the cost of getting one is so expensive), and have to rely on photos
In Thehunter Classic it sounds more or less the same. Beautiful gun.
BF1 over-exaggerates the ejection and chambering sound on the WW1 pattern rifle.
That gun is absolutely beautiful, I've always loved lever action rifles, such a cool gun.
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I’ve had an interest in guns, but this is an entirely different level, THIS IS LOVE
Nice rifle! I suggest loading your own .30 US Army ctgs. Especially with the Hornady 220 grain RN. Currenty brass is available. Just got in 100 cases from Graf last week. That 220 RN is big medicine on nilgai!!! Just picked up another std rifle in .30 Army about a month ago. Mfg in 1910. Lot of condition. And a Lyman #21 for my ancient eyes. Has elk written all over it! Keep up the good work!!!
I would agree to try hand loading the.30-40. Easy to load and with the Model 95 action you can load it hotter than the U.S. Krag army rifle. I shot many rounds through my Model 1895 and U. S. Krag. My rifle is also equipped with a Lyman #21. It is in fact, a great cartridge for elk.
Yes. The 220 grain was the original military load. I believe you can get the Nosler Partition in that weight. Explosive expansion and penetration; best of both world
Wanted to check out the difference between my 94 model and the 95. Inherited it from my Uncle when he passed away, and it quickly became my favorite rifle. None of my cousins (my uncles kids) wanted it, so I got it and am REALLY happy I did. Been looking to get a new rifle though, and Im really leaning towards getting another lever action rifle.
Very nice mate, I was tripping for a second thinking it was 7.62x54R with a weirdly shaped neck lol. Beautiful, just beautiful.
That’s just something about Winchester that makes it one hell of a beauty gun.
I love thisn POV stuff no one else does it like you keep it up!
I feel like these videos would make a good addition to Othais's primer episodes. I do enjoy the shooting segments of their videos, but the POV gives pretty fantastic perspective too. Of course I get the logistical issues C&Rsenal has, I listened to their recent Q&A, but still these videos are nice and I wish there was a way to get more people to watch your videos
I’m not sure if Othais has seen any of my videos, but I know Mae is subscribed. I’ve also had some contact with them, including loaning a gun for an episode. I’m guessing they’d have some hesitation with changing the primer formula but if they wanted to experiment with a POV setup, I wouldn’t be surprised if they got in touch.
I’m glad you like my videos, and I appreciate that you want to help me out with exposure. Honestly, this channel is already bigger than I ever thought it would get. I don’t really have any grand plans for it, so additional growth is neat but not necessary. I just make the videos for fun, and because I like helping people learn about old guns.
Хороший антиквариат завидую
Beautiful Winchester! Wish I had one.
Very considerate of you to line up the sights with the camera. It makes the video much more satisfying to watch.
Still my absolute favorite rifle I’ve seen you shoot. God I want one.
the weapon is a class of its own, such a beauty :)
Final lever action designed by J. Browning. What a master!
Oh, you finally awake, it's wild West 1890s, good to see you!
what a lovely rifle a classic one yet BEAUTIFUL
That rifle is in insanely good shape! I'll be honest, until I read the introduction down below, I thought it was a new Uberti reproduction of the Winchester 1895 and I was going to have to take a look for one on Gunbroker 😅. Awesome rifle!
Winchester sells reproductions made by Miroku. I thought this was one of those when I first saw it, but the Miroku guns have tang safeties and different markings. I'm sure this thing has been refinished, but it was well done and I got a very good deal on it. I'm very happy with it.
What a beauty! An effective rifle even by todays standards.
That is one beautiful work of art !
The whole gun looks great, but the figuring of the stock had me stunned!
Such a beautiful piece!
This gun is a marvel ot engineering, I love that part of the trigger group folds with the lever. It's weird and cool.
My grandfather had one in .405 Winchester sans extra fancy stock and I know my uncle ammo was about $90 bucks for 20 rounds in about 1992...it had a bit more umphh than this one though. I only fired it once and ended up getting a 1895 Marlin in 45-70. If you handload that to modern standards it's a real beast in a 6.5 lbs rifle it will stand you on your heels if you're not hanging on !
Beautiful stock. Also the action sounds smooth, at least it does on camera. Looks like it is a hoot to shoot.
Yeah, it’s a fan favorite for range trips
The action is so smooth!
Thanks for sharing. I love old weapons
Вот это одна из легенд и вызывает только восхищение в своем классе
чё ты высрал
@@user-vr3vs7ce7g Он также смотрит на несработавшие патроны сразу, видимо кантузило)))
@@user-zx4rm2hi6h да уж, видно, с осечкой не очень знаком, а точнее, с задерженным выстрелом! Хотя бы 3-4 сек. подождал.
love what you do :}} thank you
Man, that thing is GORGEOUS!
The action looks remarkably smooth.
Restored or not that is undoubtedly a beautiful rifle. The action is really cool.
Man, the graphics on rdr2 are getting pretty realistic
God I love these rifles, Iconic, accurate and damn cool, can't help but feel like a badass cowboy with lever action Winchester
It's a work of art
Essa é a arma mais linda e incrível que já criaram..
Uma obra de arte.
I love Winchester actions, I don’t care if they aren’t as well thought out as other actions, it just looks cool as you cycle forward.
That is one seriously gorgeous firearm.
綺麗！コッキングがスムースに行けるのも素晴らしいですね！
А как мягко работет механизм 😊😊😊 шикарный аппарат!
These rounds are HUGE. Beautiful rifle
Very close to 303 . I have a 30 40 1895....great hunting rifle.
Never thought I would watch a Trilobite fire a gun.
And yet here we are! ❤️
Oh, so, so sexy! Love the 1895 Winchesters. I even have one in the .405 cartridge. You should consider (pending budget) to pick up model in 30-06 or .303 British. Much more budget friendly to shoot! And... the last misfeed can be common, you just need to make sure the bolt is all the way to the back when cycled by giving it a bit mor umph when pulling the lever.
I want a Russian contract eventually, but I got a good deal on this one.
@@TenaciousTrilobite Don't miss out on a Miroku made one if you can find a good deal. Strong and good shooters.
Если не ошибаюсь это же винчестер нет. Какое красивое ружьё. Точнее шикарное оружие. Очень понравилось. Само оружие и звук выстрела Как стреляет. Это пятизарядка .Если я правильно посчитал. Здорово. Был бы американцем и жил бы в Америке обязательно бы купил. Не пожалел бы денег. Люблю винчестеры. Ещё советских времён. Полюбил после просмотра фильмов. Жанра. Американский вестерн. Ковбои индейцы приключения и всё такое. Всё очень классно. На мой взгляд. Спасибо за демонстрацию оружия. Благодарю удачи вам и всего хорошего. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.
Интересный факт)
Это винчестер 1895. Он хоть и сделан Браунингом, но больше всего использовался РИ, а далее РСФСР и СССР, сделан под патрон трехлинейки(7.62/54R). Но в России ты его скорее всего не найдёшь. Здесь либо финский, либо испанский вариант.
Испанцем его давали на поддержу революции, если я не ошибаюсь, а финский появился после объявления ими автономии.
@@henshyy7462 В РИ они особым успехом не пользовались. Случалось, на морозе возникали проблемы, помимо того, неудобства при стрельбе лежа или из окопа из-за особенностей конструкции - нижнего расположения рычага.
@@user-bx9fn5fq4l так ну да, мосинка больше полюбиласт, но отменять факт того, что это был русский заказа нельзя
@@henshyy7462 Нельзя.
You feel comfortable with the sound of this rifle. Very powerful.
Stunning rifle,,always wanted one but never had the chance,,👍🏴🇬🇧
One of my favorite guns. Definitely not the best service rifle, but very cool nonetheless.
Isn't that buckhorn style sights? Forgive my ignorance, I know them only thanks to RDR 2 or BF 1, can't remember which one now. They look way better in real life. Amazing rifle, pristine condition
BF1 calls them that, yes ;) I love those sights irl, but in-game they kinda suck
Something about that slide action on those old Winchesters makes me giddy. It's so damn cool.
Поздравляю.Вам повезло иметь такую модель оружия!!!
My grail gun, even though it may not be the best of the time. Had to pass on one chambered in .30-40 but I'm always on the lookout
Winchester still makes these and in 3006 Springfield on there website...I think the msrp is like $900 or so
@@nickriley4609try 1800
This beauty is in its original shape in working condition which is the golden beauty and key of this video
A beautiful rifle, thank you.
A lovely Winchester 1895 well restored! I feel really sad when I compare this with the very late Winchester that was almost unrecognisable from being such a bad quality rifle.
Such a sexy rifle.
Oh wow, it has lovely sounds.
Best ASMR 😌
Firearms peaked with the 95 and .30-40 Krag, everything since has been a fools gamble to achieve the same level of greatness
This and the other Winchester 1895 in 6mm, yes. The dual monarchy of firearms.
Wow the bluing and the wood restored looks incredible
what a beautiful gun !! work of art !!
I see that Tenacious has been taking his “Big Medicine”🤪
Красивый инструмент
That wood figuring on the stock is gorgeous
60 yrs old…has had guns my whole life and never knew how a 1895 loads. Learn something new everyday
Несбыточная мечта иметь такое оружие!
имел счастье стрельнуть из неё, вещь очень классная...
Такие винтовки Россия заказывала себе в США ещё до 1й Мировой воины под мосинский патрон 7,62 х 54! Классный аппарат!!! 🙂👍
That rifle sounds amazing whenever you pull the lever back and fourth
I love the way his bullets are unique. 👍🏻
i have one chambered in 30.06
the thing is a beast
its harder on the shoulder of any .06 i have ever shot .
not something you'd want to shoot all day
Это великолепно
This kind of weapon can never retire.
Super stylish.
Gorgeous old rifle! 😊
Супер
OLD IS ALWAYS BETTER, YOU CAN GENERALLY SEE QUALITY!!👍✨
If you were going into war, would you prefer an old lever gun, or an ar 15?
man that weapon is so cool like the reload thing is the best thing i have ever seen
Какая красота!!
Man I wish I were American 😍
what an insanely beautiful gun.
Theodore Roosevelt loved this rifle
Awesome rifle and sweet username (didn't notice until after watching the video, lol).