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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มี.ค. 2021
- Shooting and discussing a vintage Colt Frontier Scout .22 LR / .22 Magnum. Thanks again to Simpson Limited for lending it to us.
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Early in the video I thanked "Simpson Unlimited" for lending us the revolver. They ARE pretty "unlimited" in their large inventory of vintage firearms; however, their name is "Simpson Limited." :-)
My uncle gifted me one on my 21st birthday. It was my grandmother's firearm. Its in bright nickel finish with brown wood grips.
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The Scout was my first real handgun received on my 13th birthday. I can remember putting over a thousand rounds through it in one weekend. My thumb was sore from cocking it. Thanks for this video.
In the 1950's western movies, their guns held dozens of rounds. You rarely saw them reloading their guns.
Had one of those about 40 years ago. LOVED IT! Wife never complained about me "packing" after I used it to shoot a rattle snake she almost stepped on. (true story) Let it go when times got tight. Thanks for reminding me Hickok45!
Could listen to you talk all day long, sir, it's always a pleasure to see there's a new Hickock45 video to be watched ;-)
Your content is so danged soothing. Thanks to you and Jon for doing what you do. Definitely top five mental therapies ever...and I've had enough of that to judge.
Doesn't have the prestige of this Colt, but I'm still impressed with the Heritage Rough Rider you've reviewed before. Same amount of fun for much less of the cost.
I have a Colt Peacemaker in 22lr/mag and it is one of my favorite plinkers. Steel frame with cch and 4 3/4 in barrel. Just a good little yard toter that looks amazingly good and a good quality little revolver. Kudos for showing this video Hickock.
Don't know how you could do a cowboy gun video without your cowboy hat. Still makes me chuckle, even after ten years or so, watching you do a cowboy shooting video.
Out of all the shooting and gun sites you are probably the only one that does anything with single action revolvers..... Thank you
Excellent way to start my day-thanks Hickok
This was my first gun I bought. 65$ at a Coast to Coast hardware store. Thanks for the memories!
Adding humor right off the bat, sir. "I are a cowboy" haha. Very well done, as always.
I love these old single action Colt 22s. The Peacemaker and New Frontier are my favorites.
A shout out to Simpson Ltd. I've bought a few firearms from them and they are top notch in quality and service. Great video Hickok45. Love my Colt Peacemaker Buntline .22
I've got one of these. It was made in 1964. Was willed to me by my Grandfather. Awesome shooter.