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- Shooting and discussing the Bat Masterson Long Branch Colt Single Action Army revolver in .45 Colt chambering.
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Hickok, there is a connection between Sweetwater TX and El Paso Saddlery. Sam D. Myers, as a 17 year old man moved his fledgeling S.D.Myers Saddlery from Sweetwater to El Paso in 1881, the year Southern Pacific came to town. He prospered and made holsters for, among others, John Wesley Hardin, Dallas Stoudenmeyer, John Selman and Tom Threepersons. I met "Tio Sam" Myers in 1950, when I was 6 years old and he made my Sam Browne belt + holster in 1965, when I went to work for El Paso P.D. and wore for 30 years. I still have it and it's in great shape. The old gentleman died in 1967, just before his 102 birthday. Bobby McNellis bought the business and continued using all Tio Sam's original cutting forms, stamps and molds on original machinery, which are used to this day. Bobby McNellis, who was my friend for three decades, left us early; the business is run by his son.
Those single action revolvers make such a satisfying sound.
To be honest, I really do enjoy listening to you telling us these old western stories, would listen for an hour or two. Gorgeous gun also. Have a good one!
That is one of the most handsome revolvers I have ever seen, what a dandy!
Your videos are formatted perfectly. You skip to the chase at the beginning and show firing action, and then the rest is professionally organized. I have never owned a gun, but I play lots of shooting games and the history behind each model is interesting to me. Thank you for doing your research. I love watching your videos. Keep it up.
Thanks, but I was not really aware that anything was "professionally organized" about our videos. :-)
if you mind me asking I heard that you are 6 feet 8 inches tall is that true
P.S. I'm 16 but I am old school I know very well about the long Branch from gunsmoke and I found out it is real I love history and I agree with you there is something wrong with people who don't watch westerns those are probably the kind of people that end up in big government. the world today sucks. I wish I could go back in Time. but I can't but I can have things and I plan on having a collection of old guns drive an old car. and have a big stack of movies with my favorite actor (Humphrey Bogart) and my favorite actress (Bette Davis) I love you videos hope to see more have a good one Hickok45
hickok45 can you do a video on a Belgium made browning auto 5?
J. Douglas: Since school hasn't beaten the love of history out of you yet you might want to check out Dan Carlin's Hardcore History podcast. His series on the Mongols was especially good.
My wife has a limited Swiss edition Winchester in 44 Magnum. We bought it without a single shot having been fired from that baby... and went right to the range with it :D.
The salesperson aged a few years when we stated that we would not tolerate this poor thing being kept from its destiny any longer. ;)
Those 4 clicks just sounds so satisfying.
Also the grip doesn’t look like it’s made out of cheese.
That is the most beautiful revolver I have ever seen.
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Hickok, I have this idea of you doing an April Fools special next year, where you review a Nerf gun and act all unironic like it's a legit serious review. lmao
"It's all about safety" could be spoken dozens of times too!
*yes please*
I would love to hear him say, “It’s Nerf or nothing”
Slight problem 207 people know about it
This has been done
I'd go back to sitting in classes if Hickok was teaching history. Always love listening to this guy.
I love how gleeful he seems when talking about Gun Smoke and the Old West
I enjoy talking about ALL those old westerns!
Those single actions will never get old
That is a beauty!!! Nothing like a good old six shooter!!!!
5 for safety
West Texas Outlaw Yep!
I love old weapons😍
You are RESPONSIBLE for introducing history firearm pieces to me and the sentiments of owning such pieces and desiring them! I thank you Hickok45! I'm now a true lover of classic style revolvers over semi's, and old bolt action rifles such as Mosin Nagants & Garands over semi's. Keep up the great gun reviews, as you are my favorite!
It"s always a good day whenever you bring out the colt"s, I enjoy listening to you talk as much as watching you shoot,thanks again to both you and John
Man, if I could just sit down with Hickok and listen to some History lessons about the old west I totally would.
Do you feel that your 2nd amendment right is more secure now Mr. Hickok? I do, and it feels amazing!
yaa, unless you're still behind enemy lines in California, dips#!*s voted for Frickin ammo permit, and background check for friggin ammo. anyone hiring in Montana ?
ugh i know i live in a small country town in the most southern part of cali, im so close to arizona i wanna move but cant. pheasant season opens tomorrow and we just found out we cant even use lead shot anymore. >:( its pretty crazy down here
I'm not even american and already feel like california is a joke that went too far. Intolerant liberals, immigrant problem, celebrity that thinks they are more than entertainer, idiots trying to ban rifle that can't even get the terms right(like saying the upper receiver is the heart of a gun and that an ar15 fire 30 caliber magazine clip at 2000rpm) oh well, we can't even have more than 5 rounds magazine in my country because you know, it might deter a criminal from using a low cap mag, because criminal are known for respecting the law. Nah let's say it, california is like canada 2.0, watch out, next you'll have to call the police to tell them that you're going out with your pistol after passing the worst number of examines and background check and joined a shooting club.
+ chumley moobs Did you mean Commiefornia?
chumley moobs since there is most likely going to be a conservative majority in the Supreme Court now, can't someone technically sue California for having laws like this? I'm pretty sure the Supreme Court would find what California is doing unconstitutional.
Man, I've must have watched all of Hickok and John's videos featuring the Colt SAA at least three times by now. Thanks for posting a new one.
Love the sound of a Colt 45 revolver. Some day I'll own a a Colt SA 45, just have Uberti's today. Thanks for showing.
Uberti makes a nice SA , they have some nice finishes too
I live in Ulysses KS bout an hour and half from Dodge , The museum there on the old Front St , has a impressive collection of Bat’s Firearms , can’t remember if they have that certain colt . 😊. Thank you sir for all you do !!!
@hickok45 You're at your best with videos like this where you bring in the historical context. This is a lot more interesting than a simple gun review.
I watched your "I made a mistake" video on transfer bars earlier today and commented. I referred to my best friends Colt SSA's. These were truly guns that should have been put in the gun safe and preserved. They were a pair of identical, sequential serial numbered, beautifully engraved guns in a fitted wooden presentation box and were UN FIRED. But as valuable as they were, he had guns to shoot, not look at. He did shoot them---a lot. The only thing he did special was, after shooting them he METICULOUSLY cleaned and lubricated them and placed them back in the box. And he never regretted actually shooting them. I felt very lucky because I was 1 of only 2 people, other than himself, who ever got to shoot them.
I wish today's generation was like this oldman. Look at his spirit. How active he is.
I got inspired.
I really appreciate the fascinating history information. I grew up watching the Bat Masterson television series-and all the others, and I realize that was Hollywood-but you still have to love it! Thanks Hickok for your skill in telling a story!
Outstanding video! Thanks for the history behind the Long Branch, it makes it stand out even more!
It's the humor, the history, and some "purdy darn good shewtin'. I really enjoy these presentations !
First 6 seconds and I'm saving for that gun.
AcornFox i wish i could! But unfortunately they're illegal over here :-(
How much does it cost?
john Mullholand Damn a lot of money for a small gun..enough for 3 mossbergs
Does anyone know why does hickok always loads only 5 bullets when he's using a Colt?
Matías Pierdoménico matter of habbit. For target practice not nessessary because the gun won't be holstered for long. But when Walking around with a holstered gun it's safer to walk around with the hammer resting on an emty chamber to prevent accidentil discharge
Im 18, Im a huge fan of the Colt SAA, thanks to a eastern fella called Hideo Kojima.
And hickok, if I had to save three movies from extinction, one is the Godfather, the other one is Star Wars Episode IV, and the last one is the Good, The Bad, And the Ugly. The last one is everything a movie should have.
You are full of knowledge and history, you should do another channel in more depth history. Loving the history, especially on SAA's, Henry's, etc.
Hickok45...you are w/a doubt....the most knowledgeable, widely-versed, & above all else interesting firearms evaluator out there. I'd much rather watch/listen to your summations on weapons than ANY other "professed" gun guru, bar none!
Love the old west history!! Nice job! 👍🏻
Thank you, thank you thank you. Guns are made to shoot. And I could sit here and watch you shoot SA Colts all day. Love it.
I’m only 14 and me and my dad have seen a lot of good westerns. My favorite is John Wayne’s train robbers
I have fired a Single Action. It was a Ruger Blackhawk, shooting factory loaded .44" Magnums.
Truly awesome.
"Well if I was a gunfighter..." - Hickok45
Hicok45 is the most knowledge and entertaining firearms reviewer on TH-cam. He also has to be the most accurate shooter
Revolvers make me scream in happiness
I like the fire blued screws on that, they contrast well with the beautiful nickel.
Come on out to the tulsa arms show this weekend mr hickok.Everyone would love to meet the legend
Thanks. I had it on my to-do list, but the closer it got, the less I wanted to drive for two days. I'll probably make it to the spring show.
hickok45 can u do a video on 30 ruger Blackhawk pistol
That was a brilliant watch, thanks for sharing your marksmanship and everything else you bring to the experience.
May Name is Klaus i am from Austria i love him This is the Best Shooter of the World 👍👍👍
I could listen to your history lesson of masterson and others all night.
man those blued screws on the frame are really sharp. Rest of the gun is beautiful, but those screws really set it off.
rewtuser truly!
They are incredibly eye-catching, but for me that's kind of a turn-off...they blow the illusion of period accuracy out of the water. It's a gorgeous smokewagon, but if it had been my call I'd have nickel plated them along with the rest of the piece. I might also have used black polymer, solid or rubberized grips like Hogue uses to better support that historically accurate appearance.
Now, if someone gave me one of these, I'd still be delighted!
Glenn Horowitz Agree to disagree. For me they tie together the old and the new. It's been how many years since that letter was written?
The blue thing must be just a thin film that is put on the screws to protect their shiny chrome finish. It should be possible to just peel it off.
rewt
It's really neat that you can see the bullet as it travels down range.
That Long Branch model has to be my favorite colt SAA. Been hunting for one but I know they are very rare
I've seen them at online auction sites.
One of my all time favourites. The beloved Colt Single Action. Great video. Beautiful piece.
Beautiful firearm. I love the classic Colt SAA's.
A nickel finished old revolver looks absolutely timeless gorgeous! I Love it all...
Love the Colts, but too rich for my blood. I did pick up my Uberti 1873 Cattleman today. Can't wait to shoot it. Love your videos, keep up the good work.
I have a New Model Uberti Cattleman. Don't know if you've seen the videos on it, but it's very well made - a true Colt clone.
Yes I have seen them, love them.
hickok45 I am going to be in back in my own country soon
lawrence unkart Nice
Awesome video Mr.Hickok. I always enjoy your video's. When I found out you used to be a school teacher it made so much sense to your style. You know how to keep things interesting and I always learn something. Your videos are always relaxed, informative,funny and all-around entertaining. I bet your students loved you. Keep up the great job and I wish you continued success. That is a sweet Colt by the way.
I like all if these old west videos I always learn something interesting
Living in Germany, the only colt I'll ever own is probably made by umarex. Now, those are nice, but... yeah. *sigh* I still love the videos, the patience they transport and the mini-history-lessons. Thanks for making them and sharing them.
I was thinking Long Branch Arsenal in Canada!LOL!I was thinking "Long Branch made SAA revolvers?" Never made the obvious saloon connection.
New in 2021, the Hickok45 Colt Single-Action. Product description: Perrrrrfect. Life is good.
*Makes me wanna watch Tombstone again!!* Although, for such a fine pistol as this one is the, "Spaghetti Western Rig" which would do it justice...looks so much better. ;-)* *...just saying.*
Agreed! Guns were meant for shooting, not for sitting in a safe collecting dust!
man , when I get done getting some of my list widdled down , that's what I want for my cowboy gun . its gorgeous
this guy is the coolest grandpa ever!
Big Iron on his hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiip
PainMorePain
The stranger with a big iron on his hip....
great song.
I always thought the big iron was the walker
@@Warm_and_loveable Makes sense. The damn thing weighs over four pounds unloaded. :D
Gotta love Marty Robbins...
Andy Baker I think it was a weird frankenwalker he saw in a shop.
WOW! What a treat!!!!! Thank you Greg for the GREAT video AS ALWAYS!!
hickock45 is the best guns channel
This is the first revolver I've ever seen you do, and it is adorable!
Martini Henry next!!
I lived in Garden City Kansas for several years. At the time my daughter was about 5 and loved going to Dodge City for the reenactments of the gun fights at the old Dodge City street front shops and saloons. If anyone ever gets a chance to go its a lot of fun. The kids get to go collect the brass from the weapons they fire during the gun fight.
almost said guds bunshop didn't you haha
I grew up with all the 60s westerns too, always loved the colts and lever action rifles. The rifleman was a wonder LOL. Great video thanks
Aww, c'mon Hickok, at least wear a cowboy hat or somthing.
Have to agree. this required a cowboy hat
Did Bat Masterson wear a Cowboy hat ?
a boston "bowler" hat in most old pics !!!
he does in a couple other videos
How about a pair of Lucchese boots from El Paso? I don't think Masterson wore sneakers!
I worked in house in Minnesota on the home theater. The owner had old colt revolvers with mammoth ivory handles displayed on the wall. They were very good looking guns.
*Simply put, a legendary piece of history, it's beautiful!!*
*Added to that, we'd like to see an added part to your channel, "Camp FIre" where you talk about the romance of the old wild west.* *Wouldn't that be fun, having Hickok45 romance us with these gentlemen of America's earlier times?* *Something we can all add to if we had relatives involved...how fun would that be! :-)* *Bring on the "Camp Fire" ;-)*
I'd watch... I like watching him shoot, but hearing him talk about the history of the firearm and the people who used them is what keeps me coming back to his channel. Good idea!
Love the history of Bat. Thanks for the vid. Respect.
"The coup de gras I'll leave for the Wolves and the Gila monsters." - Buster Scruggs
Years ago when I was in the Forest Service we used to eat at the Short Branch Saloon in Riggins, Idaho. It was Basque sheepherder country. A little bitty jerkwater with nothing there but the saloon, and a small grocery. We were in there on evening and in walks this Basque sheep herder with a Ruger 44 mag on his hip and a little Australian collie dog. He sat at the counter and ordered a rare steak and a hamburger. When the food came he set the steak on the floor for his dog.
My initial reaction to the title of the video was this: "when the hell did the Longbranch Arsenal make SAAs?"
Gun smoke was a good show and still is. Love watching it.
I love colt 45s! This one is beautiful!
Five people killed at the OK corral in 1881. It became a national legend. Five people killed in my uncle's saloon in 1955. The Lowe-Granberry feud. It was in the papers for a few days, but has since been entirely forgotten...
I'd say that was a great trade.
Depends on what he traded for it. Who knows what amazing examples he has in the bowels of his gun storage...
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thats one hell of a pretty gun
Due to the gun control laws of the uk, I will never be able to own one.
The single action Colt 45 has and always will be my dream gun. Probably due to the fact I grew up watching western films with my Dad.
Thanks for showing us this legend of the west.
Hickok would you ever do a video of you just going through your collection ?
Would probably have to be a few videos
He has a FAQ video on that subject. Short answer is no.
@@JCrook1028 Haven't seen it but my best guess is he doesn't want looters on his property.
Hickok.. do you shoot right handed but are left eye dominant?
The sound of you pulling the hammer back is just as beautiful as the firearm itself! haha. Another great video hickock.
smoking some more pot i see
The Fallout Experience how did you know?? hhahaha!!
The Fallout Experience Brother?
The True he used vats the cheater!
If he used VATS he had better luck with it than I've ever had!
*****
Never could tell it helped at all at long range even with perks and stats stacked.
I love your history lessons. Nothing like it. Thanks.
Anyone else think that bullet that he shot at the Gong seemed like it had a weird flight path? Looked like it curved left to me!
I've been working on my "curve ball."
+hickok45 I bet its fun to clean these older model single actions.
He's been watching 'Wanted' and doing the curve thing.
Dave L Me too. hooks sharply to the left. Bullet must be destabilizing.
Dave L yeah, me, too. Maybe a trick of the light?
I really hope that when I become a parent, my kid(s) will also share my affinity for firearms, so I can just trade guns with them like these guys do!
gorgeous pistol!
I love it and all Colt 45 single actions. I watch or have watched most TV westerns and movies. Bat is very interesting character. I love that long branch Colt.
Great video! I'm really wanting to get into black powder single actions but I'm not too sure what make and caliber to go for. Any recommendations? I'm really wanting one with adjustable sights for target shooting so I can dial it in properly
Ruger made a cap & ball black powder in .45 caliber. Blued or stainless with excellent adjustable sights. Made from 1972 to 2008 I believe so they're out there. *BGM.41
Brian Miller Thanks I'll keep an eye out for one, I haven't seen too many cap n ball .45 revolvers before mostly just .44 or .45 hawken rifles, should be interesting
Kane Jones most 44 caliber cap and ball revolvers can be converted to fire 45 colt, it is just because of the bullet diameter confusion. Really the only cap and ball with adjustable sights is the ruger old army. Most cap and balls have a notch in the hammer that you use as a rear sight and the traditional method of sighing in is to use a small file set to file to where the notch is zeroed. However, dang near any component gunsmith can mount ruger Blackhawk style adjustable sights on a cap and ball. That is what I have on my walker clone. Looks a little wonky because of the mounting place, but it works.
Pietta makes a copy of the 1858 Remington with adjustable sights, and is more affordable than a ROA, but the Rugers are outstanding revolvers.
Yet Another Hickok and Son Classic. PS Guys... because of you two,,,, I purchase my guns now from BUD'S..and your right... Just great service and Great People !
2151abell how do you purchase guns online from buds gun shop? Do they ship the guns to you?
when you place your order & pay them they will ship to your choice of FFL dealer. meaning a private gun broker or major gun store, it's your choice
A lot of anti-gun people like to portray buying guns online as some evil thing, as though we can just order any firearm we want online and have it secretly shipped to our door. :-) They always have to go to an FFL dealer, of course, where a background check is done and such. No online gun dealer would do otherwise for a million bucks, literally. They would be in jail and out of business very quickly.
you should do history videos especially about guns and gin culture
I second that.
john Mullholand I don't think you understand.
john Mullholand My bad. My head was someplace else. Although i never heard the term before, I was thinking "gin culture" As in Prohibition, Roaring 20's, Bathtub gin. Lots of cool guns used during that period. Now that I think about it I believe you were correct. I read too much into his comment. Thanks for the kind reply man.
He already does.................
I've read that in Masterson's later years as a sports writer, he would go the the hardware store and purchase a well-worn Colt for a few bucks. He would load it and leave it on his desk in his office, where many folks came to see the legendary gunman. The rubes would see the old Colt and ask in awe, "Is that your gun?, to which Bat would reply, quite truthfully, "It sure is". The newb would assume that it was the gun Masterson had used in his famous exploits, and more often than not, offer to buy it from him.
After many protests that he just could not part with the gun, Masterson would finally agree to sell at some exorbitant price, and the visitor would leave owning "Bat Masterson's gun". Bat would then make another trip to the hardware store for another old Colt with which to bait his "tourist trap".
I don't doubt that a bit. It's all the more reason why it's hard to trust that ANY single firearm was carried extensively by "Western Celebrities." :-)
Miss Kitty ran the Long Branch Saloon in Gunsmoke......................
Of couse, it was not emphasized that she may have been the madame of the Long Branch. TV was clean back then. What a great show. Great that we western era TV kids can see these type of shows on TH-cam, etc.
I'm a huge western fan. My favorite fire arm would be colt SAA. I particularly like solid black ones. I like the material of it and literally 2 days ago, I held a airgun version of the colt SAA.
My favorite western film to watch is the quick and the dead and there's a scene when herod and colt go into a gunstore ran down by the kid(fee herod) and he shows all of the revolvers and names of it. Its a really good film to watch as well as tombstone
This is how I know I’m too deep into history. I thought “Longbranch Colt” was a Canadian produced colt 😂
As a Canadian owning a Long Branch Lee Enfield, immediately thought the same.
@@dave10524 ditto here!!
I thought the same, nope Canada is still lame.
MAN NEED TO COME TO THE COMPOUND,,,, BETTER THAN GOING INTO OUTER SPACE , BUCKET LIST, AND NEEDS TO DO BEFORE I DIE !!I DO LIKE THE SOUND OF THE GONG WITH A SHORT BARREL COLT MAN YOU MAKE MY DAY .... THANK YOU SIR
You should show us your reloading bench and how you reload shells
Again?
it seems like a relaxing thing to do, id probably happily do that for hours on end
BAT MASTERSON WAS AN ALPHA ALPHA LIKE EARP AND HOLIDAY,BAT MASTERSON'S FAVORITE SAYING,''Everything in Moderation""
Well well well - our second amendment rights are safe - for now. Never give up , never give in! We the people have prevailed! Spray that lead. - Willie
You have more faith in them than I have had the last 10 years. When they have called for donations, I have been telling them I can't tell a difference in the two parties any more in congressman. Except for a small few,who are usually blackballed by the establishment :-( Not the country I grew up in .
I sure hope the new President can,but it will be really hard.
Donating time and money - you?
Lol - sorry
Thank you for introducing me to Bat Masterson I'm watching all of the episodes from the beginning on Amazon. Don't know how I missed that Masterson but I did thanks again