I always wondered why the military saw these as obsolete and took in bolt action rifles, as much as i love bolt actions, leverguns contain more rounds and have a quick action
To me, lever actions aren't as accurate as a bolt action. I even tried putting a scope on one, and the group still wasn't as tight as my bolt action rifles. Could just be me IDK.
Lever action guns were unable to handle cartridges as powerful as single shot or bolt action rifles, additionally lever guns are difficult to fire prone. Look at the 1873 Winchester vs the Springfield Trapdoor: even though the Springfield is single shot it handles the big .45-70 round, compared to the handgun-grade .44-40 that the Winchester handled by default. By the time the lever guns were able to handle .45-70 with the Winchester 1886 there were already bolt action rifles like the 1871/84 Mausers that had more capacity accuracy, and could be fired from prone.
@@luiscarlosbarajasfigueroa7529Éste rifle es el Yellowbow como mejor se conoce, pero los calibres que conozco son de otros rifles clasicos de acción de palanca, sin embargo todos usan una munición parecida, puede ser el 40-44 o 30-30 para pistola.
love lever action guns. but i can see here why bolt action rifles replaced them in the end. would tilting the rifle while reloading solve the problem? i cant test it myself since im german and, you know, strict gun laws blablabla...
Can't believe the light recoil from those 44-40 rounds, esp. in the carbine! Haven't fired one of these in years, thanks for reviving some good memories! Enjoy that "Yellowboy"!
En mi opinión, uno de los mejores rifles que se ha fabricado a lo largo de la historia de las armas de fuego. En su día fue toda una revolución en armas de repetición, un número de cartuchos más que aceptable para la época, buena precisión y sin demasiado retroceso. El Winchester, todo un clásico que para mí continúa siendo uno de mis rifles favoritos.
Would love to know some spec’s on the weapons you use. Like distance and how many rounds the weapons can take, etc. Thanks for a great channel. ❤ your work.
The Winchester 1873 has a lid in place that disposes of bullets, it's like the lid on the m4 when you start shooting it opens and you can close it manually
The well-kept elegance and profound beauty of this firearm is utterly stunning, what with the craftsmanship of the varnish and brass-bronze plating that separated this firearm from the rest of them when it was originally designed. The plating was, as previously mentioned, a brass-bronze alloy that would not easily rust unlike the iron plated counterparts of its day. This is a piece of art and, as Sun Tsu would say, an art of war.
People always think they have a Technological Advantage, until the other side gets it too. Here is the deadliest weapon of it's time. The Winchester Repeating Rifle. Bad Mojo, or Perfect.
Close. The predecessor of the Winchester ‘66, the 1860 Henry rifle. Had no fore stock and a totally different way of loading. But mechanically identical. And same big slab sided brass (actually “gunmetal”) receiver.
An elegant weapon, for a more uncivilized time.
I'd say a more civilized time, unfortunately...
@@Susko586 Hell nah
Nothing better than a good old blaster by your side
@MoonMan1748 the fuck do you mean with "die by diversity?" No one is burning white people on a stick lmao
@MoonMan mega ьased. Ьlack men are hunting wнite men left and right now
Damn this gun aged like a fine wine, still going strong
Hello how're you doing 🖐🏼
Im good, how are you?
@@Hikura174 I'm fine too ☺️
Nice pfp
Aged like a fine Uberti replica
From Spaghetti Westerns to Red Dead Redemption
Then Just call It lancaster repeaterits more clear with this weapon
It’s the Lancaster in Red Dead right?
Ladies and Gentlemen, we found Eminem
@@thegreatprimoyt3519Lancaster is Winchester 1873.
Es una belleza esa carabina! 😍😍😍😍
When you think of red dead redemption 2 and gunsoftheworld at the same time.
Cowboys favorite repeater.
Yes ", Cowboy's favorite repeater- Chicken !
waw ale hrfndat
everything about this gun is sexual
Right...
Uhhh yeah you’re on your own buddy
@@AbuKittyShitposts i was just saying it was sexy.
well that's a way to put it
Buddy you gotta do "NGN"
No gun November
I feel like jumping off my chair and immediately load RDR2 😮😮
Hahahahahhaa😂 yaaaad
A beautiful old lady from a bygone era still making heads turn in the whole ballroom!
the assault rifle of the 1800's
"Well, I *implores* you to go back and tell them to send someone a little more impressive next time!"
*try’s to quick draw*
@@akiluro2981 *shoots you*
@@rickytricky5719 „Haha, poor John.“
Such a beautiful gun
Jealous of anyone that can shoot from their back porch.
I knowww fuck
everyone can do that, it's just that in one case you might have the police knocking on your door
You mostly have to live in the woods or hills or any non civilized neighborhood so people won’t hear the gun shots
@@gladeateor1950 or own lots of acres of land.
Me too
you're a good man, Arthur Morgan
is older than me for sure, for some mysterious reasons is still one of my favourite rifle
I always wondered why the military saw these as obsolete and took in bolt action rifles, as much as i love bolt actions, leverguns contain more rounds and have a quick action
Because lever are more complex and expensive and bolt are more reliable
Its difficult to fire lever action from a prone position.
Bc bolt is more cheap and reliable
To me, lever actions aren't as accurate as a bolt action. I even tried putting a scope on one, and the group still wasn't as tight as my bolt action rifles. Could just be me IDK.
Lever action guns were unable to handle cartridges as powerful as single shot or bolt action rifles, additionally lever guns are difficult to fire prone. Look at the 1873 Winchester vs the Springfield Trapdoor: even though the Springfield is single shot it handles the big .45-70 round, compared to the handgun-grade .44-40 that the Winchester handled by default. By the time the lever guns were able to handle .45-70 with the Winchester 1886 there were already bolt action rifles like the 1871/84 Mausers that had more capacity accuracy, and could be fired from prone.
Nice video. The mechanics off the gun interest me. I like the different angles you film from. The top view was nice. Peace.
I love the reconstruction on this gun 💜🔥
Essa winchester é mais silenciosa do que imaginava, excelente arma de caça
The design is simple but effective. It is elegant as well.
That masterpiece has a legendary aura
Ese a sido uno de los Rifles más increíbles fabricados. Tune la oportunidad de tener uno Manung Calibre 44. una belleza.
Uno en españool increible
beautiful gun. one of the best of its kind
Винчестер самое красивая и элегантная винтовка на всё времена
The gun that won the west
Damm fine piece
Очень круто!..
И тут же очень элегантно!..
Огонь!.. 🔥🔥🔥👍✌️
Amo ese tipo de rifle.
Love lever action...got my 30-30 spike edition, Marlin and old Henry (44 mag, 357 mag, 22 lr)!!! ❤❤❤
Such a beautiful weapon
“Here you go, Morgan! From me to you.”
Nice gun!!
Part of me wishes weapons still had this aesthetic
That gun is beautiful
I remember this gun in "Shaun of the dead"
Boyle bir üretim için cok hafif mühimmat
Es un rifle muy hermoso.
Y me encanta que es silencioso y sin un retroceso violento sin dejar de lado el ser efectivo.
Qe calibre es ???
@@luiscarlosbarajasfigueroa7529Éste rifle es el Yellowbow como mejor se conoce, pero los calibres que conozco son de otros rifles clasicos de acción de palanca, sin embargo todos usan una munición parecida, puede ser el 40-44 o 30-30 para pistola.
the golden boy!!!
A peace of art ❤
Piece
Классное ружье 👍🔥🔥 очень мне нравится!!!
I’m a sucker for lever actions something so
Satisfying and beautiful about them
"Why didn't ya just shoot 'im, man?"
"Sorry, we're closed!"
el dorado, rifle que pobló el lejano oeste
Beautiful brass work.
Dream gun right there, for the past few years
Arma mais linda que já vi. Uso direto no red dead redempition 2 kkkkkk
Boa toda.
beautiful
This gun is just perfect in almost every way
nice Weapon dude😉
The shell casing just fly right at you.
Um clássico...
I swear I've heard the Half Life² sound effect when he loaded that first cartridge
Imagine fighting a fight downhill and every shell you extract smacks into either your own face or whoever’s somewhat behind you
С ружьем обращается,окуратней,чем с патронами...😅
For all the weapons I've seen from the past to the futurist weapons this one is 100% best reload above all.
love lever action guns. but i can see here why bolt action rifles replaced them in the end. would tilting the rifle while reloading solve the problem? i cant test it myself since im german and, you know, strict gun laws blablabla...
Meu sonho.
That is a thing of beauty
Brass receiver, very neat
What a beauty ❤
Quem não quis, quer ou tem um winchester.
Essa arma parece ser de air soft, não se ouve o som dos disparos!
LEGEND 🔥
Mf got that “ who goes there”
Amazing how they made the highest quality guns with the finest steal centuries ago. Unbelievable!
❤❤❤Bellissimo
Bello
My favorite rifle in all times😎
i Wish all my toys were like that
Lindo uma arma com muita qualidade de precisão top.
LENNYYYYYYYY
Linda arma!
This must have been a space gun in 1866. 😂
Can't believe the light recoil from those 44-40 rounds, esp. in the carbine! Haven't fired one of these in years, thanks for reviving some good memories! Enjoy that "Yellowboy"!
Simple, yet cool
Father Gregori be like: HELLO BROTHER
My favourite weapon in Red dead redemption 2 its called Lancaster Repeater.
En mi opinión, uno de los mejores rifles que se ha fabricado a lo largo de la historia de las armas de fuego. En su día fue toda una revolución en armas de repetición, un número de cartuchos más que aceptable para la época, buena precisión y sin demasiado retroceso. El Winchester, todo un clásico que para mí continúa siendo uno de mis rifles favoritos.
This actually perfectly shows why they aren't the best ambush rifle for war
Would love to know some spec’s on the weapons you use. Like distance and how many rounds the weapons can take, etc. Thanks for a great channel. ❤ your work.
The classic henry rifle 1866....... Its beautiful
The Winchester 1873 has a lid in place that disposes of bullets, it's like the lid on the m4 when you start shooting it opens and you can close it manually
Very pretty gun very well kept godd job!
That thing is so quiet i love it
So satisfying
Muito bom
Que belleza ❤❤❤❤
que hermoso rifrer
Um sonho ter uma dessa ai
I lol'd when it showed you from behind the gun ready to fire
This clean reload, this kid went through 3 world wars to have that beautiful experience.
Wunderbare und für sein Alter eine sehr gute Waffe.
Such a beautiful american lever-action.
zamanının ötesinde olan nadir silahlardan
won my mind
One of the modern recreations was the best birthday present i ever bought myself. She's been my favorite since the first time i took it to the range
i rlly wanted him to do da winchester's flip
Sweet rifle. Nice video.
The well-kept elegance and profound beauty of this firearm is utterly stunning, what with the craftsmanship of the varnish and brass-bronze plating that separated this firearm from the rest of them when it was originally designed. The plating was, as previously mentioned, a brass-bronze alloy that would not easily rust unlike the iron plated counterparts of its day. This is a piece of art and, as Sun Tsu would say, an art of war.
Espetacular!
People always think they have a Technological Advantage, until the other side gets it too. Here is the deadliest weapon of it's time. The Winchester Repeating Rifle. Bad Mojo, or Perfect.
I’m not a gun expert, but was this what Kevin Costner used on the prairie in Dances With Wolves?
Close. The predecessor of the Winchester ‘66, the 1860 Henry rifle. Had no fore stock and a totally different way of loading. But mechanically identical. And same big slab sided brass (actually “gunmetal”) receiver.
Meu sonho e ter uma máquina dessa