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- Shooting and discussing my very special 2nd Generation Colt SAA .45 Colt.
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The Colt SAA is just a work of art. So beautiful. No other gun has the romance of a Colt SAA in my opinion. The sounds it makes, the loading procedure, the smooth action and the gorgeous simplicity.
A work of art is right. Those who don't like guns, even repulsed by them, don't get it and never will. Industrial art of anything can be beautiful, hifi equipment as well as firearms. Of the former, have you ever seen prettier equipment than what McIntosh produced? Luxman and Marantz came close.
"God made men. Samuel Colt made them equal"
👍🏽
Who made this quote?
Silas Greeves from Call Of Juarez: Gunslinger. Great game!
Hickok45, I really enjoy your videos featuring historic firearms. For the record, I enjoy all of your videos and featured firearms. But, when you are shooting a piece of history, your passion for that firearm really shines through. I never grow bored with the history lessons either.
From what I can see, you really did find your calling as a teacher. Thank you!
Been watching for years .... It’s interesting that I have seen NO other social media site that produces (by you and John) AND generates (from the viewers), the kind of respect, wisdom and pure fun that you find on your site .....
You and John truly are fine gentlemen, and a treasure for all who watch and enjoy .... 👍
The revolver was made in the same year as Operation Snake Eater (1964). Pretty good.
Could've been carried by Ocelot himself.
U are an inspiration for every shooter! I love watching your videos and share the same passion as U for old west firearms; God Bless U Hickok
Can see the passion in you when you talk about these guns of the past Mr H and, I absolutely love the history lessons you give on them so thank you Sir.
This reloading time is exhilarating!
You're pretty good.
Ocelot!
I UNDERSTOOD THAT REFERENCE
What is it referencing? Need to know to go look it up
@@rastagoobers8567 metal gear solid 3: snake eater
"The Colt Single Action Army, the greatest hand gun ever made. Six shots. More than enough to kill anything that moves"!
Metal Gear Solid is so quotable.
5*
You're pretty good! 👉🏻👉🏻
I'm sitting here wearing my 1964 SAA 4 3/4" 45 Colt. Thanks for the video.
I can't get enough of the SAA. Such a simple yet wonderful gun.
Yeah, one of these videos that you must watch in hd, fullscreen, with a cup of coffee ready! Thank you Hickok and congratulations on this new beauty!
I’ve accumulated so much history from your videos. Absolute gold. Thanks for this!
I haven't read all 411, at this point, comments, so if I'm echoing someone else's sentiments, I apologize for the repeat. Hickok, it was so nice to see your enthusiasm and love for these fine firearms. After the thousands and thousands of rounds you have fired, through so many guns, your affection for these Colts is readily apparent. I certainly appreciate the history lesson. It was so informative. I know basically nothing about those guns, as I do not collect them, but I was like a little kid at story time to hear you give that history lesson. And also, a kudo to John for hanging in there with you and bringing us something so rare and valuable these days. Your efforts are appreciated.
I love your show and tell Hickok45. You're a real asset to the firearms community.
I have to say, I enjoy pretty much your programs & learn from them too! Thank you!
AR's and SCAR's...hi cap wonder 9's and Tupperware handguns...sometimes it's nice to just hit the range with an old six gun and a lever-action rifle. I have a Colt SAA in 45 LC made in 2011. It has a removable cylinder bushing and is probably the sweetest little six gun I have ever seen...They really are turning out some of the best peacemakers ever these days. Thanks for the great videos Hickok45...The wife and I check your youtube channel every day...keep 'em coming!!
I can tell by Hickocks voice he loves these single actions he sounds seriously happy while shooting them ,not only the fact he said they were his favorites
My first experience with a Colt SSA was shooting a friends guns. He had purchased a pair from about 1885/95, sequential serial numbers, engraved, in a beautiful wood presentation box, and UN FIRED. But he bought guns to shoot and he did---a lot. I was one of, if not the only one, he allowed to shoot them. I fell in love. Simple, comfortable, accurate, gentle recoil, and wonderfully well balanced. When he passed his wife sold off his guns and they are gone. But now I own a Beretta Stampede 45 LC. It is a beautifully made clone of an SSA but with a transfer bar. It looks, feels and handles just like the originals but will handle any SAAMI spec ammo. My new love!
@H45.. Awesome .. Great score .. I know many vids have been done on these.. But I won't argue if you keep the SAA reviews coming!! These NEVER get old !!
that second gen reminds me of the Lucky revolver from falllout new vegas
SIX SHOTS
MORE THAN ENOUGH
Sevgi more than enough to kill anything that moves
*Only Load Five*
Gage six just in case you absolutely need that one more round.
No, you can only load 5 in these. The firing pin rests on the primer if you load six and it will go off sooner than later in your leg or foot
Thanks for the history lesson. Sometime we get all caught up in the latest greatest thing we forget what brought us to this point with firearms. I'm starting to appreciate these fine firearms. Back to the basics.
hickok45...just a note of thanks for what you do...Thanks to John as well.
Enjoyed much! Always enjoy your videos. Colt single action revolvers are always considered some of the coolest firearms ever made.
Thanks for that - really enjoyed the presentation.
Great to see the history of these fantastic firearms. 👍🔫
I really enjoy the videos on classic guns that you make. Keep up the good work you old cowboy.
Yes!! Gorgeous!! An amazing piece of history. I've been lusting for a colt .45 SAA for a long time, they are so damn expensive.
Love these Videos. Hickok45 is the only person I can spend 30min on youtube and watch his entire video.
Working on the homework assignment, Sir. My personal only SAA is a 1980 357 3rd gen. With the 7-1/2" bbl. You inspired me to dig it out and shoot it this past week.Still as slick as I remembered it being. If second gens are as great as you claim, this vid just put a 1963 model on my want list. Maybe a 4-3/4" this time. I still dont mind carrying my old vaqueros in the rain. But I dont think the Colt will see rain while Im the curator of it. And I really enjoyed this video!
Thanx for the history lesson Sir. Now I know what I'm gonna start saving for. Incredible Colt's !
I especially like hickok's videos on revolvers. Historic or not. And also the older rifles and muskets. So this is a ten out of ten video. Thanks hickok :)
I love my two S/A's can't get enough of them.simple to work on too.
Perfect timing! Just sat down to eat lunch, and found this had been posted.
Love your videos.
Beautiful looking guns. Thanks for all of the good info as well.
I have a 3rd gen SAA. Mine was made about 8 years ago or so. It does have a separate removable cylinder bushing. Beautiful gun.
hickok ocelot
+walmartian555 Revolver Hickelot
liquid!
Thank you for your videos. Love the history lesson while having some fun.
I,ve bought the target and it,s framed on my wall in the Netherlands. I love the channel and a Colt 1873!
I love u dude. You're one of the first channels I check each day.
I'm not even that big into guns, but its always great to learn from an expert, not matter what the subject!
Gunny T here, I love this video Hickok45! I've been away for about 3 weeks, and it's good to be able to watch these again. BTW, I'm now in Largo, FL sitting in my Florida room/office. Goodby Napoli, Italy.and we are here for awhile. Maybe now I'll be able to participate in some of the wonderful activities that America affords, such as Veteran's Day stuff that I've missed for the last 30 plus years. Anyhoo, thanks once again Hiskok45, and it's good to be back in the USA. -Gunny T sends
Thanks so much again for these videos.
One of yalls finest Post !!! Great job , privilege to watch . Great Fire Arm !!!!
Love your videos! You make me smile and laugh!! Thanks.
Thanks for the upload Hickok and John!!..
AAAH so nice!...coming home turn on the computer grap a beer and watch some Hickok45 videos awesome stuf haha!..
Life is good while watching hickok
Clancywiggum97
Yes indeed!.....life is good!!..
What a treat!!! To see the firearms these folks used back in the day!!!
I really enjoyed every second!! These guys did not have 10-17 round magazines! They had six!
If you could not hit it in six tries you were SOL......
Excellent, I'm making my own stag handles for my 1877, thanks for all your content, ré watch it very often, cheers from France
I have a Buntline and I love it. My wife got it for me for my birthday one year to go with my collection. I love single action Colts and I really wanted a Buntline. She shoots great and in my opinion looks great too. It's one that gets a lot of talk and I like showing it off.
7,5 inch barrel, wooden grips-> imho the most beautiful configuration :-)
Man Hickok, you're gonna drive me into bankruptcy! Haha, well anyway I just picked up a reproduction made by Cimarron, really amazing piece of clockwork. Thanks for all you do, keep it up!
I am proud to own several first generation Colts and one second generation - purchased back when they were far more affordable !
What I like about this guy is you know he's a deep pro gun advocate but he does not preach on his videos ...... he gives history and info while demonstrating the firearms but never rams anything down your throat ..... I'm from Canada and I have a different Pro gun view and I love Hickok45's videos .....Keep up the great work !
just wish i was stood there beside you while this was filmed because i enjoyed every second of it.
Enjoyed as always just had to comment. Watched every second, nice to have to laughs in there with that unexpected leaf even, Haha, thumbs up and life is good!
Beautiful guns. My son and I watch all your vids. Regards from Australia.
I learned alot from this and I'm happy I did so know I'm able to take apart the gun without scratching the gun and I learned more about its history
Nice history of Colt single action revolvers. As usual, your videos sir, are extremely comprehensive and a pleasure to watch. You seem like a pretty tall man and the guns in your hands give me a pretty good indication of how would they look in mine. Anywho, thank you very much for you hard work!
That is sweet! All of my single actions are Rugers, but I do love history and I can certainly appreciate a Colt! As far as all of the things that seem to have fallen into place for that particular 2nd gen SAA, I would call that "meant to be!" Congratulations!
I view SA vs. DA shooting kind of like charcoal grilling vs. gas grilling. The end result may be similar, but charcoal grilling is more of an event, you get to slow down and enjoy it more.
outstanding vid, Got my C&R and I'm looking for a nice 2nd gen. Had no idea that 60s are better than 70s. Thanks
I've watched this a few times...
Never gets old !!! The Colt saa is my favorite of any firearm ever made.... and that's a looong list....haha yeah 😆 🤣 😅 OMG , Colt RULES !!!!
If John ever gets tired of holding the camera, I'm calling dibs and will drive out from California to man the camera! Thanks for another great video. Fun to see your love of these firearms come through in the video.
Years ago I was given a Colt SAA chambered for .38 WCF by the widow of a long time Oregon Sheriff. I had Colt research the serial number and learned it was made in 1904. It is my favorite handgun. The bluing is long gone as is the case hardening on the frame. But the action is still tight and it shoots right where I look. I semi retired it some years ago and bought a new generation SAA in .45 LC that I now carry. By the way, with practice the unload/reload time can be almost as fast as with a swing out chamber of a double action without a speed loader. There is a procedure that works well for me, at least.
Hello from Norway! Your videos are very entertaining and educational. Keep them coming :-)
Just discovered your channel today... great stuff hickok! Can't wait to watch the Cowboy Action Guns video after work.
Really nice video! I bought a first generation at an auction and its being shipped! Your leaving the guns in gravel by accident joking reminded me of a deer hunt with my Dad many years ago, and someone left a lever 30-30 winchester where we camped! In the gravel, lol! And they came back for it. They were so glad we had not left for somewhere else with it!!!!!
That's the main reason why I love this channel so much. Not a big fan of those high-tech semi-auto rifles and polymer handguns? Just wait a bit and there will eventually be a revolver, lever-action rifle or military surplus bolt-action rifle video posted. Those are the ones where Hickok gets a little more enthusiastic during the video. :)
Well Mr. Hickok I took my handgun carry class with my dads EEA Bounty Hunter (SA) it was the first gun I ever shot and their aint no telling how many times I have shot that thing it just feels great in my hand. I am going to have to get it out tomorrow and hunt some cans down. Thanks for your great video's lets see more Revolver love.
My grandfather was a fLL dealer. I grew up helping him lug these around to different gun shows, and selling them on gunbroker because he was old and had emphysema. Talking to old timers was the best. This was all pre Obama era. (04-09) I had such a good childhood. He has passed but we still have a lot of these guns. They’re worth a lot, even black boxes are worth like 500$ I think. He liked these because growing up in the 1950s, cowboys and Indians were very popular.
5:27 I almost died.
my favorite part was when hewas removing the base pin and had a special tool. He said he couldn't remember the nane and then showed the back side where it said jack off. haha
2020 I am laughing so HARD.
Was not ready for that lol
Great video! I would love to own one of these beauties someday!
Beautiful gun, especially with the stag grips.
Loved watching this very informative wish guns were available in the uk like they are in America id shoot all day
Great video. Some good old heavy guns. An SAA is on my wish list for Xmas. I hope santa's elves make a quality firearm.
Really liked the history lesson and a good video!
The movie "Angel and the Bad Man" spring to mind when I see these old guns. That and "The Shootist"
I know it's not a colt but I just acquired a Ruger New Vaquero this week....It's my first SA revolver and I am very proud of it!
Congrat with your new baby! ! Its a beauty off a gun☺
I like when the leaf fell 😂
"Six bullets, more than enough to kill anything that moves!"
ya but you only keep five in the chambers and one is always empty for safety also 6 is not enough for an element or a blue while
rayzimmermin with a good shot I’m pretty sure it can with one bullet.(maybe I don’t know)
What is that quote from
@@johnnycrash4892 It's from Metal Gear Solid
@@rayzimmermin I wouldn't have a problem loading six and cocking to the first notch when on foot and expecting trouble...
I would love to grab a beer with this man.
LOL!!! Did you say Hickory nut? Isn't that the same thing as a pecan? Man I slapped myself when you said that. I love you man. You are a scholar, and a comedian; not to mention, an exemplary example of an enthusiast of the firearms persuasion.
man the colt single action is my most favrot gun of all time bestides the yellow boy
Somehow you make time stop and fly at the same time. You're a gift to those around you, Part of being a person is about helping others, .let's get started
Good video, Hickok45. Plus, thumbs up for saying 'blue lid to 55 gallon drum,' instead of saying, 'blue Kentucky pizza tray.'
Hickok45 gives some need to know information about the old Colts SA, especially when he demonstrates the tool that helps with the removal of the cylinder. The tool helps keep the Colt from being marred.
I always wondered, when watching the old time 'silent film westerns' - 'What's that piece of metal hanging from the Bull Durham bag.' Now, I finally know, 'It's the tool to help with the removal of the cylinder.'
Your SAA videos are among my favourites to watch and rewatch. I'll definitely be coming back to this one a few times. What a beautiful firearm. Congrats on the new addition.
And is that a new camera, or am I imagining things?
I love ar-15s, aks, and glocks.
But theres something about Colt SAAs, 1911s, and those old lever action guns that are just so much fun. They have souls unlike the newer tacticool guns.
I carried my 2nd generation colt .45 with 7.5 inch barrel when I took my concisely carry class. In an authentic western holster. The instructor chuckled a little. Still have that gun. Love it.
so jealous, i may only be 17 but i still love them guns, actually thinking about openly carrying one when im old enough to do so.
if you could make a video for the generation 3 that would be awesome! You gave me the revolver fever especially on the colt single action army! Tempted to purchase a third generation colt when i turn 21!
nice beautiful historical guns
Unfortunately for my wife @hickok45 you now have me hooked, and desiring a Colt SAA! As well as a !851 Colt Navy.
Colt single actions! Can't get any better!
Awesome. A brace of SAAs is definitely on my list.
I like that 4 3/4, what a beautiful colt!
I just got my eleventh, had a gold and hammer and trigger which disappeared the day I got it. Put some French Walnut grips on it . Slicked up the innards. Polished the hand and hammer base. Turned it into the gun I wanted. I've got one 2nd gen. It has the smoothest action of all my Colt's
own a gen 3 in 44-40 7.5 - love it.
That Tombstone head-stamped brass is soo cool!!!
Gotta love the single action Colts.
I have a Colt made in 71, It's a 22/22mag. with a 7&1/2 " barrel and it is stamped Buntline.