The best scene in the movie Run All Night features Liam Neeson unleashing pure hell on the badguys in a bar with a Ruger GP100 357 magnum. Even Hollywood knows that's one badass revolver.
Manuron revolver looks just like the old Taurus 6 shooter I used to have I bought for 100$ long ago. Wish I still had it. Bad. 8” barrel blued. Wood grips. Just like the second gun here.
Let's put it this way, revolvers are the 36th Chamber of the fire arms world. In the Shaw Brothers 36th Chamber of Shiolin, the MC finished the movie proposing a training method for the layman (as opposed to his own multi year training). That's where revolvers come in. They are significantly easier to maintain and hold up better under neglect for the one or two time the owner may need it.
I believe you said “stick to the end for the price of each gun”, but you only mentioned one gun’s price and that wasn’t at the end. Thumbs down for wasting my time…
correct me if i am wrong but revolvers are perfect for home deffence because you can leave them sitting in shelf for many years and you wont have to worry about your mag springs plus you can get a revolver chambered in a riffle round for more stopping power
The big thing about revolvers Is they work even with the barrel pressed against the target so they are great for extreme CQB but they are difficult to conceal and are limited capacity and in 2023 where we are seeing multiple attackers I'd prefer the extra ammo
Difficult to conceal really depends on the size true they lack ammo capacity but they are also extremely reliable I also think its a matter of what your expecting if your expecting to be attacked by a bear or mugged close up I would prefer a revolver but if your larger threat is a rioting group of crazies on your way to work I would prefer the semi auto
@Issstari True enough just like all gear the mission drives the equipment so the environment is a big factor I have a couple of 41 magnums myself so I don't dislike revolvers
@@Mark-wq1nh The reason I prefer revolvers for bears isnt so much stopping power its when your getting rag dolled you probably arent going to have an optimal grip and that bear might be literally on top of you
@@Mark-wq1nh You could also say if your defending your business you may also want a semi auto due to distance and multiple attackers luckily for the grand majority of self defense instances usually an attacker is just there for money and dosent want a gun fight so they run off by the mere presence of a gun or the first guy dropping but again thats not guranteed so thats where you would prefer capacity
Yes but remember its easier for adrenaline to let you ignore a 9mm maybe even a .40, .357 magnum stops everyone, and you can get them in 8 rounds, if not just go .44 won't need to hit anyone more then once
I've shot the Chiappa Rhino and the K6 Target. Both very good shooters. The only thing I don't like about the Rhino is the mass of metal. I went with the less mass one in Kimber.
De fato, o revólver se for do mesmo calíbre ou calíbre semelhante ao da pistola, possuí um disparo muito mais poderoso em comparação ao da pistola, além dos revólveres possuirem outras vantagens sobre pistolas, como o punhal, o punhal do revólver é exclusivo para uma pegada segura, mas as pistolas se dividem em dar segurança e conforto na pegada e na quantidade de munições cabíveis no punhal, por isto, os revólveres de calíbres .38 adiante vs pistolas de calíbre .38 vs .40 adiante, possuem punhais mais seguros, dando io revolver ao atirador, mais segurança e precisão nos disparos.
My Korth NSX with 6 inch barrel is my favorite range gun. I carry my NHC border special, NHC 2011 TRS Match Commander or my NHC Heinie custom carry 2 tone. The NXS is such a special gun. The workmanship is the finest I have ever seen.
I have a 40DS. Best gun ive ever owned. Almost zero recoil. It makes even the worst of shooters accurate. Plus I am a sucker for anything space cowboy as the video mentioned.
I've been considering getting a handgun for a little while now (give or take 4 years I think) for when there's a natural disaster (like a hurricane) and many functions of society has shut down to help defend both myself and those I live with, and if by some rare off chance someone tries to break into my home, and an 8 round revolver has always been on my mind. So thank you very much for making this video Survival Gear, this helped out a lot. =) Either the SMITH & WESSON PC M&P R8 or the KORTH NXS will be picked once I'm legally able to perches a firearm (I'm 19 years old and the law requires me to be 21 to buy a handgun. . even though, disturbingly, I can already buy an assault rifle sense that requires someone to be 18 years old to get.) depending if the SMITH & WESSON is cheaper or more expensive than the KORTH NXS's 5k + price tag. Again, thank you for makin this video Survival Gear, this is a real help. =) Have a nice day. =)
This video loses credibility with me when it notes the Kimbers concealed hammer makes it a DA only and then immediately praises its SA trigger pull while showing some unknown revolver being fired. Nice revolvers however ridiculous their price tags may be...
I had one. More of a novelty than a home defense revolver. Cool to look at but the minimal recoil reduction over a traditional revolver doesn't justify the over $1,000 price tag in my opinion. Traded my 60ds off for a s&w 686.
Yeah...no. Horrible accuracy with the 2 calibers worth a damn that it chambers and .410 is not ideal unless you're shooting small varmints at close range. I know, I know. Ammo manufacturers have tried REALLY hard to make a SD .410 round to fit this niche, but yeah. No. But hey, a gun is better than no gun at all. It's funny, most people who purchase this firearm (in my experience) are new to guns and buy the hype of "It shoots shotgun rounds!" and of course thinking they don't need to aim, it'll blast bad guys across the room, etc, etc. Not ONE even knew what .454 was, nor the difference in .45 (Colt vs ACP). They just got the age old fudd gunshop clerk "Get a shotgun! You don't need to aim and it'll clear out the room with one blast!" line.
@@sirdanoman I have zero problems with accuracy up to 25 yards. most self defense situation happen within 6 feet. So again shouldn’t be a problem. the 454 casull is a great round for bear. I use this as a hiking / camping carry. And have personal experience with 454 casull vs bear. And the 410 comes with a huge variety of different loads. So highly doubt you’ve tested the majority of them. To each his own but accuracy comes down to the hands holding it. Nice book of nonsense tho 😉🤣
@@sirdanoman and your point on people not knowing the difference in calibers… google is a wonderful tool. Especially where the majority of people carry a device that can access google that fits in their pocket. For a gun snob looks like you skipped out on literacy class. Paragraphs matter.
@Dano Looks like someone watched a TH-cam video about the firearm, but hasn't used one himself. Is the Judge or the Governor as effective with those rounds as a dedicated revolver in those calibers? No. But that doesn't mean it's not still accurate and very effective. I recommend trying one of them out. Also, just as with .22lr, a lot of people mock the power of the 410, but I've yet to find anyone who wants to get hit by it. Even 410 birdshot will penetrate at least a half inch into meat, and the last time I checked, my eyelids are less than a half-inch thick.
So common to see simple mistakes like telling us that the Kimber, with no hammer, I'd double action only, but that in single action, the trigger is even better. There is no single action mode. So why?
My 627 pro series, 8 shot love it, 4 inch barrel , also have 686 talo 7 shot, 3 inch unfulfilled icy, Smith wesson, don't no what to do which one to keep
Manurhin revolver looks just like an old Taurus 6 shot 357 8” barrel wood grips I bought long ago for 100$. Wish I still had it. It was perfect. Everything you need. Nothing you don’t.
They only say that crap so you'll watch the video all the way through I know for a fact there was not one of these guns that was under $400 I priced them all
I do security work for a living. I carry either a Smith & Wesson Model 28-2 Highway Patrolman .357 Magnum that was made in 1978. Or a Colt Trooper Mk III .357 Magnum that was made in 1976. They are 2 of the best revolvers I have ever owned! I would, however, like to get an MR73 and a Chiappa Rhino. The .357 Magnum is one of my all time favorite calibers. It will always be my first choice for a duty weapon!
I have a few revolvers so I made a few tactical lots of people liking them and just as many not but I don’t care I think everyone should have a red dot on their revolver at least one, here’s some of mine- Chiapas 357 6 inch and 6 inch 9 mm-colt anaconda 8 inch and python 6 inch, also a ruger black hawk 44 mag,smith 617 22 lr 6 inch and a few more they are fun, I also really appreciate iron sights to they’re fun to.
Does anyone else get annoyed by the overuse of the word "tactical" these days? You can buy tactical shorts, tactical backpacks. tactical socks, tactical revolvers, tactical glasses, tactical axes, and on and on and on. It ridiculous and makes me want to not buy whatever the product is. I mean, what defines tactical anyway? OD green? Matte? pockets? picatinny? Fuck if I know....just a word to make people think they are a badass I guess. Guess what, it really just means you are a goofball.
So sad that the new S&W's have the stupid key locks. Personally for concealed carry its hard to beat an old S&W night guard in .357 mag. Remove the hammer spur and you are good to go. Open carry is pretty wide open. Lots of great guns from different manufacturers. I Love my S&W 586 in .357 but it's limited to 6 shots. For wilderness carry the Ruger Super Blackhawk in 44 mag is king. Load up with 300 grain hard cast lead and you can stop a Grizzly, if your lucky.
Ummm...is the Kimber DAO due to the internal hammer or not? The video mentions a single action pull and the video shows no hammer; then a hammer; then no hammer again.
“Can you believe that one of them only costs $359?!” So you basically lied? Got it. Edit: unless there’s a part 2 I guess. There’s your incentive. And if you can’t name it I will, in fact it just got released this year.
Sir Jerry Miculek modified revolver which he used that earned him the fastest shooter in shooting competition back in the days + the skills of late Sir Bob Munden fastest shooter in the wild west. Combine them both and thats what i called TACTICAL REVOLVER! ❤❤❤❤❤
Can someone explain to me how the gases don't escape through the cylinder action to barrel linkage? I know it works I just don't know how. Also, I used to own a pistol, shield ez and it was too complicated for my wife to use with its multiple safety built-in. And I was trying to learn how to disassemble it and ended up breaking it. would you recommend I buy a revolver instead for home and personal defense in texas? it seems more durable and simple than the pistol.
The thing about revolvers is that the gases DO escape the cylinder gap. That's why you don't shoot revolvers like semi-auto pistols since you're liable to burn/blow off your fingers. I've owned revolvers for years now and I can tell you, they are SO much easier to maintain and handle than semi-autos. I admit I'm quite lazy when it comes to regular maintenance on my guns, so revolvers are a godsend to me. They are extremely durable. I had one of mine stuck in a closet for years and it still fired as it should have when I took it out to shoot. Their simplicity is their greatest strength.
Ruger Rehawk 357, 8 rounds and heavy enough to pistolwip a gang banger into a coma. Also has moon clips so loading is fast if you needed that Every other gun on this list is too busy, its a tool and needs simple, reliable and effective. Keep all the rails and window dressing for bad hollywood movies.
Chiappa Rhino , Mateba for edc. Colt peacemaker, under semi auto handgun, when 1 shot 1 kill sniper want to use revolver. .50 Desert Eagle, when strong man wants to show 1 hand shooting. Calico, for religious time, spray and pray.
There are some ignorant people who say that cumbersome loading of a revolver is unsuitably slow compared to a semi auto. At that point I show or at least refer to revolver speed loaders and they shut up.
I didn’t see any magnums with ported barrels and only one gun milled for clips. To me as them rails for attachments don’t make it a combat revolver. To me a combat revolver must be a magnum with a DA trigger properly tuned. A ported barrel for quick follow up shots and a milled cylinder for quick reloads. My combat pistol is all of that, also with aftermarket grips and a no maintenance finish.
In the 80s and 90s, revolvers were more reliable than semiautos. I don't think they are anymore. Revolvers are very complex machines. They have huge gaps around the cylinder that can get plugged and clogged with dirt, clothing, etc. Semiautos didn't use to be very reliable. Now, even cheap semiautos, are reliable as hell.
Join us as we break down the top 10 tactical revolvers that are sure to keep you safe and secure in any home defense situation.
There wasn't 10
Where's the one that cost $359???
6 rounds of 38 special isn't going to keep you safe when the bad guy has 30 rounds of .223
@@frankcastle9691 7 rounds of .357 magnum will
@geezerp1982 357 magnum is a great round, but 7 rounds still doesn't go very far.
Ruger GP-100; purchased for duty back in '89 the year after intro, and I would STILL trust my life with it. Rock solid and TOTALLY reliable.
Ruger makes legendary revolvers, that are built like tanks.
They're very easy to disassemble too.
Mateba unica, absolutely gorgeous and semi auto!
The best scene in the movie Run All Night features Liam Neeson unleashing pure hell on the badguys in a bar with a Ruger GP100 357 magnum. Even Hollywood knows that's one badass revolver.
Manuron revolver looks just like the old Taurus 6 shooter I used to have I bought for 100$ long ago. Wish I still had it. Bad. 8” barrel blued. Wood grips. Just like the second gun here.
Revolvers are very far from being obsolete.
Let's put it this way, revolvers are the 36th Chamber of the fire arms world. In the Shaw Brothers 36th Chamber of Shiolin, the MC finished the movie proposing a training method for the layman (as opposed to his own multi year training). That's where revolvers come in. They are significantly easier to maintain and hold up better under neglect for the one or two time the owner may need it.
No kidding. It's the only way to get rifle energy in a handgun.
Yes, if you have to give a firearm to some that never shot, I'd give them my revolver.
@@bruceleroy8063Either that or a desert eagle, or Coonan. 10mm probably could be loaded that hot, not sure.
Amen!
I noticed the least expensive revolver was not identified.
And none of them are $200 like he advertised at the beginning 😂
Still looking for the same as you.
Yep. Very clickbait
Likewise, I can't afford these revolvers so I was interested in the less expensive model teased in the intro. What gives? It was never mentioned!
Watching the video to the end helps his analytics which helps the videos monetization. It’s all about the money.
I didn't see a $350 pistol in the line up like promised
That’s youtube, price is never what people say in videos.
I’ve never seen a faster draw and shooting than a revolver. Can’t beat simplicity.
I believe you said “stick to the end for the price of each gun”, but you only mentioned one gun’s price and that wasn’t at the end. Thumbs down for wasting my time…
My S&W 686+ with G-mascus grips is probably my favorite firearm and I’ve got some goodies. Glad to see S&W at the top of this list
correct me if i am wrong but revolvers are perfect for home deffence because you can leave them sitting in shelf for many years and you wont have to worry about your mag springs plus you can get a revolver chambered in a riffle round for more stopping power
Yah , useful
Mag springs can be loaded for many years and still perform as needed.
The big thing about revolvers Is they work even with the barrel pressed against the target so they are great for extreme CQB but they are difficult to conceal and are limited capacity and in 2023 where we are seeing multiple attackers I'd prefer the extra ammo
Difficult to conceal really depends on the size true they lack ammo capacity but they are also extremely reliable I also think its a matter of what your expecting if your expecting to be attacked by a bear or mugged close up I would prefer a revolver but if your larger threat is a rioting group of crazies on your way to work I would prefer the semi auto
@Issstari True enough just like all gear the mission drives the equipment so the environment is a big factor I have a couple of 41 magnums myself so I don't dislike revolvers
@@Mark-wq1nh The reason I prefer revolvers for bears isnt so much stopping power its when your getting rag dolled you probably arent going to have an optimal grip and that bear might be literally on top of you
@@Mark-wq1nh You could also say if your defending your business you may also want a semi auto due to distance and multiple attackers luckily for the grand majority of self defense instances usually an attacker is just there for money and dosent want a gun fight so they run off by the mere presence of a gun or the first guy dropping but again thats not guranteed so thats where you would prefer capacity
Yes but remember its easier for adrenaline to let you ignore a 9mm maybe even a .40, .357 magnum stops everyone, and you can get them in 8 rounds, if not just go .44 won't need to hit anyone more then once
I would pick the S&W model TRR8, S&W model 686, S&W model 629(5 inch barrel).
Boris the Blade recommend
I got the r8 last year which was my (realistic) grail gun. Love it.
I've shot the Chiappa Rhino and the K6 Target. Both very good shooters. The only thing I don't like about the Rhino is the mass of metal. I went with the less mass one in Kimber.
A Revolver Will always be My first choice for defense, pistol is a backup gun for me
De fato, o revólver se for do mesmo calíbre ou calíbre semelhante ao da pistola, possuí um disparo muito mais poderoso em comparação ao da pistola, além dos revólveres possuirem outras vantagens sobre pistolas, como o punhal, o punhal do revólver é exclusivo para uma pegada segura, mas as pistolas se dividem em dar segurança e conforto na pegada e na quantidade de munições cabíveis no punhal, por isto, os revólveres de calíbres .38 adiante vs pistolas de calíbre .38 vs .40 adiante, possuem punhais mais seguros, dando io revolver ao atirador, mais segurança e precisão nos disparos.
My Korth NSX with 6 inch barrel is my favorite range gun. I carry my NHC border special, NHC 2011 TRS Match Commander or my NHC Heinie custom carry 2 tone. The NXS is such a special gun. The workmanship is the finest I have ever seen.
Was your revolver designed in partnership with Acura?
I have a 40DS. Best gun ive ever owned. Almost zero recoil. It makes even the worst of shooters accurate. Plus I am a sucker for anything space cowboy as the video mentioned.
I've got the snubby version of the 69. I absolutely effing love that thing. I stuck hogue grips on it and it feels way better in hand.
I've been considering getting a handgun for a little while now (give or take 4 years I think) for when there's a natural disaster (like a hurricane) and many functions of society has shut down to help defend both myself and those I live with, and if by some rare off chance someone tries to break into my home, and an 8 round revolver has always been on my mind.
So thank you very much for making this video Survival Gear, this helped out a lot. =) Either the SMITH & WESSON PC M&P R8 or the KORTH NXS will be picked once I'm legally able to perches a firearm (I'm 19 years old and the law requires me to be 21 to buy a handgun. . even though, disturbingly, I can already buy an assault rifle sense that requires someone to be 18 years old to get.) depending if the SMITH & WESSON is cheaper or more expensive than the KORTH NXS's 5k + price tag. Again, thank you for makin this video Survival Gear, this is a real help. =) Have a nice day. =)
This video loses credibility with me when it notes the Kimbers concealed hammer makes it a DA only and then immediately praises its SA trigger pull while showing some unknown revolver being fired. Nice revolvers however ridiculous their price tags may be...
If you watch the video, you'd see he was referring to both Double Action Only and Standard Double/Single Action!✌️
Great list. I like the Chiappa Rhino best. I want one.
I had one. More of a novelty than a home defense revolver. Cool to look at but the minimal recoil reduction over a traditional revolver doesn't justify the over $1,000 price tag in my opinion. Traded my 60ds off for a s&w 686.
Get the 4 inch Rhino. Perfect balance of weight and accuracy. 6 inch is a bit of a beast. Love mine, but yes they're a bit pricey.
There was nothing on this list even close to $400.00. Did you forget to include a Taurus?
i think they are just really bad with numbers. its a 10 list with only 6 guns
Given the cost of the Korth and Mahurin (several thousand dollars each) I'd go for the Kimber and SW Combat/R8 if I had to - only 357's.
Taurus makes excellent SS revolvers for < 500$.
Those higher end revolver’s are very nice but a good S&W you can’t go wrong 👍🏼👍🏼😎
6shooter colt Baby…
The Kimber is magic ! It can have an exposed hammer and poof!! Its gone !! And then it's back 🤔....
SP-101... A BRICK ,for sure, but she never disappoints
For the Kimber, you showed a different video from the gun...the trigger is hidden yet in the video, it was visible. Other than that, nice video
Love the chiappa!
Nice tutorial explanation of these firearms! Unfortunaely... most were out of reach for many. Shame! I would have loved to try a couple! Thank you, J
Yes, I like the revolver. 👍
Go with the Taurus raging judge. Shoots 3 calibers
410 shotgun
45 long colt
454 casull
Yeah...no. Horrible accuracy with the 2 calibers worth a damn that it chambers and .410 is not ideal unless you're shooting small varmints at close range. I know, I know. Ammo manufacturers have tried REALLY hard to make a SD .410 round to fit this niche, but yeah. No. But hey, a gun is better than no gun at all. It's funny, most people who purchase this firearm (in my experience) are new to guns and buy the hype of "It shoots shotgun rounds!" and of course thinking they don't need to aim, it'll blast bad guys across the room, etc, etc. Not ONE even knew what .454 was, nor the difference in .45 (Colt vs ACP). They just got the age old fudd gunshop clerk "Get a shotgun! You don't need to aim and it'll clear out the room with one blast!" line.
@@sirdanoman I have zero problems with accuracy up to 25 yards.
most self defense situation happen within 6 feet. So again shouldn’t be a problem.
the 454 casull is a great round for bear. I use this as a hiking / camping carry. And have personal experience with 454 casull vs bear.
And the 410 comes with a huge variety of different loads. So highly doubt you’ve tested the majority of them.
To each his own but accuracy comes down to the hands holding it.
Nice book of nonsense tho 😉🤣
@@sirdanoman and your point on people not knowing the difference in calibers… google is a wonderful tool.
Especially where the majority of people carry a device that can access google that fits in their pocket.
For a gun snob looks like you skipped out on literacy class. Paragraphs matter.
I have the judge and love the 410 for rattle snakes and grouse.
@Dano Looks like someone watched a TH-cam video about the firearm, but hasn't used one himself.
Is the Judge or the Governor as effective with those rounds as a dedicated revolver in those calibers? No. But that doesn't mean it's not still accurate and very effective.
I recommend trying one of them out.
Also, just as with .22lr, a lot of people mock the power of the 410, but I've yet to find anyone who wants to get hit by it.
Even 410 birdshot will penetrate at least a half inch into meat, and the last time I checked, my eyelids are less than a half-inch thick.
KORTH NXS is a cool looking tactical revilver
My carry is a Taurus 605 2" in 357
I have 3 Taurus revolvers with thousands of rounds through them Well built and problem free. My .357 is in 4" with recoil manageable.
I always wanted a tactical revolver with a red dot and light since that Punisher Warzone movie.
I am not a revolver fan, but I will still buy that model 69, just because.
MR-73 is perfect!
It's beautiful. How many dollars?
So common to see simple mistakes like telling us that the Kimber, with no hammer, I'd double action only, but that in single action, the trigger is even better. There is no single action mode. So why?
Excellant breakdown. no nosnese review with a fair opinion on each weapon. new sub.
The Mateba Model 6 Unica is a sliding recoil operated semi-automatic revolver
The only one of it's kind
The Mateba Model 6 Unica is a recoil operated semi-automatic revolver with a slide barrel that primes the hammer for single action fire
@Fikri Arieska it slide the upper frame where the barrel,cylinder and firing ping are.
The lower frame hold the grip, trigger and hammer.
@@chibani- I've seen that! It looks pretty interesting
My 627 pro series, 8 shot love it, 4 inch barrel , also have 686 talo 7 shot, 3 inch unfulfilled icy, Smith wesson, don't no what to do which one to keep
Where is the 350,00 revólver???
Manurhin revolver looks just like an old Taurus 6 shot 357 8” barrel wood grips I bought long ago for 100$. Wish I still had it. It was perfect. Everything you need. Nothing you don’t.
Revolver is good 👍🏼
So which one was the $300.00 revolver?
I've wanted a MR73 for decades.
Surprised you didn’t include anything from Ruger, like versions of the GP100. Very rugged .357.
All good but which one was under $400 Dollars ?
They only say that crap so you'll watch the video all the way through I know for a fact there was not one of these guns that was under $400 I priced them all
359 he says 😅
I hate misinformation when it's a serious matter
What were those 2 movie clips at the beginning?
I am very satisfied with my 40DS especially with Form Rifle Stock target grip. Quick target acquisition and it’s my HD#1 before my CZ
Ruger GP series should be on here along with the Colt Snake series
I do security work for a living. I carry either a Smith & Wesson Model 28-2 Highway Patrolman .357 Magnum that was made in 1978. Or a Colt Trooper Mk III .357 Magnum that was made in 1976. They are 2 of the best revolvers I have ever owned! I would, however, like to get an MR73 and a Chiappa Rhino. The .357 Magnum is one of my all time favorite calibers. It will always be my first choice for a duty weapon!
Buying a Korth from 2017, can't find any wear marks on it, perfect. The only downside, because of tight, precise built, it should be cleaned regularly
I have a few revolvers so I made a few tactical lots of people liking them and just as many not but I don’t care I think everyone should have a red dot on their revolver at least one, here’s some of mine- Chiapas 357 6 inch and 6 inch 9 mm-colt anaconda 8 inch and python 6 inch, also a ruger
black hawk 44 mag,smith 617 22 lr 6 inch and a few more they are fun, I also really appreciate iron sights to they’re fun to.
7:34 , how exactly does the K6s have a single action pull?
...and why do I see and hammer then I don't?
@@terrellbrown8732 right lol
I sure wish S&W offered all their revolvers without that horrible key lock by the cylinder release.
Buy an S&W made before 2001.
S&W model 327, Performance Center in 357 magnum..
I got stuck in the begining, that was smooth as baby butt skin bro
Korth is revolver # 1 .Manurhin #2 , Colt # 3, and Smith and Wasson # 4
Does anyone else get annoyed by the overuse of the word "tactical" these days? You can buy tactical shorts, tactical backpacks. tactical socks, tactical revolvers, tactical glasses, tactical axes, and on and on and on. It ridiculous and makes me want to not buy whatever the product is. I mean, what defines tactical anyway? OD green? Matte? pockets? picatinny? Fuck if I know....just a word to make people think they are a badass I guess. Guess what, it really just means you are a goofball.
So sad that the new S&W's have the stupid key locks. Personally for concealed carry its hard to beat an old S&W night guard in .357 mag. Remove the hammer spur and you are good to go. Open carry is pretty wide open. Lots of great guns from different manufacturers. I Love my S&W 586 in .357 but it's limited to 6 shots. For wilderness carry the Ruger Super Blackhawk in 44 mag is king. Load up with 300 grain hard cast lead and you can stop a Grizzly, if your lucky.
I trust my life with revolvers.
What movie was that from I wanna watch
Watched the whole video. Never saw or heard mention of the $350ish revolver. Enjoyed the video but false advertising
What movie is the David Ajala scene from? Thanks
My bad people, the actor was Idris Elba.
What is price please tell me
Ummm...is the Kimber DAO due to the internal hammer or not? The video mentions a single action pull and the video shows no hammer; then a hammer; then no hammer again.
What is the clip in the beginning?
460 rowland or bust! 😅
Couple of those folks
don't show knowing how to
adequately hold a revolver... to the point of hurting themselves.!
Revolvers in general are much more dirt sensitive than semi-auto pistols. You don't see many in military use. I do like them for some things though.
Which one is $359.00?
“Can you believe that one of them only costs $359?!” So you basically lied? Got it.
Edit: unless there’s a part 2 I guess. There’s your incentive. And if you can’t name it I will, in fact it just got released this year.
So what is it?
The gun is only as good and effective as the shooter is.
Sir Jerry Miculek modified revolver which he used that earned him the fastest shooter in shooting competition back in the days + the skills of late Sir Bob Munden fastest shooter in the wild west. Combine them both and thats what i called TACTICAL REVOLVER!
❤❤❤❤❤
Can someone explain to me how the gases don't escape through the cylinder action to barrel linkage? I know it works I just don't know how. Also, I used to own a pistol, shield ez and it was too complicated for my wife to use with its multiple safety built-in. And I was trying to learn how to disassemble it and ended up breaking it. would you recommend I buy a revolver instead for home and personal defense in texas? it seems more durable and simple than the pistol.
The thing about revolvers is that the gases DO escape the cylinder gap. That's why you don't shoot revolvers like semi-auto pistols since you're liable to burn/blow off your fingers. I've owned revolvers for years now and I can tell you, they are SO much easier to maintain and handle than semi-autos. I admit I'm quite lazy when it comes to regular maintenance on my guns, so revolvers are a godsend to me. They are extremely durable. I had one of mine stuck in a closet for years and it still fired as it should have when I took it out to shoot. Their simplicity is their greatest strength.
Colt King Cobra Target model. The others are just conversation pieces for one reason or another.
all revolvers are tactical because they ALL have that reliability and the ability to be fired UNDER ANY COVERING
R8 all day. S.W.A.T approved.
Smith model 15 with FBI loads.
whats the one in the thumbnail?
686 4 in. Still deadly as hell !!
I'm watching
I will stick with my 45 long colt it will send a 230gr XTP out to muzzle at 1350ft/sec
You show a picture of the Kimber with an internal hammer, then comment on the single action trigger?
Ruger Rehawk 357, 8 rounds and heavy enough to pistolwip a gang banger into a coma. Also has moon clips so loading is fast if you needed that
Every other gun on this list is too busy, its a tool and needs simple, reliable and effective. Keep all the rails and window dressing for bad hollywood movies.
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What’s the revolver in the thumbnail ?
Chiappa Rhino , Mateba for edc.
Colt peacemaker, under semi auto handgun, when 1 shot 1 kill sniper want to use revolver.
.50 Desert Eagle, when strong man wants to show 1 hand shooting.
Calico, for religious time, spray and pray.
Ask the french GIGN about tactical revolver. When the world was focused on polymer tac 9mms they were writing the book with their MR73.
Sucks how the one shooting the Korth is using improper revolver grip.
The video said that he would identify a quality revolver for $359.
Yet he did not.
Why say something and not follow through ?
There are some ignorant people who say that cumbersome loading of a revolver is unsuitably slow compared to a semi auto. At that point I show or at least refer to revolver speed loaders and they shut up.
Prices? Geeez
Give me a smith model ten and speed loaders and im good to go
Still one of my favorites, mine was produced in 1960, locks up tight, and is dead on with Underwood 158gr SWCP!✌️
F-A Right, my friend.
S&W K frame models 10, 15, 19, and 66 are OK.
@@ordisiify All awesome choices!✌️🇺🇲
@@Steve-yo4ldThey have been tested and proven since 1968. Well made revolvers!!!
I didn’t see any magnums with ported barrels and only one gun milled for clips. To me as them rails for attachments don’t make it a combat revolver. To me a combat revolver must be a magnum with a DA trigger properly tuned. A ported barrel for quick follow up shots and a milled cylinder for quick reloads. My combat pistol is all of that, also with aftermarket grips and a no maintenance finish.
In the 80s and 90s, revolvers were more reliable than semiautos. I don't think they are anymore. Revolvers are very complex machines. They have huge gaps around the cylinder that can get plugged and clogged with dirt, clothing, etc. Semiautos didn't use to be very reliable. Now, even cheap semiautos, are reliable as hell.
The Chiappa Rhino is not chambered in 44 Mag
You were showing the TRR8, not the R8.
I own a Nagant M1895.