Just to be safe, get in the habit of doing the "cowboy load" or " John Wayne load" as it's sometimes called. This means to load one,skip one,load four. So when the cylinder makes its full rotation the hammer will rest on a empty camber making it safe to carry.
It's good to own a gun; I love guns. A gun is a self-reliant tool you use to feed and defend yourself. You can also do some target practice with it to hone your gun skills.
Nice gun.. very good history.behind.the.design.. and its alot.older.than just 100yrs.
The colt1911 is 100 yrs.old and thats a gas operated semi auto magazine fed pistol so this colt cownoy style single.action pistol has alot.more years. Of design use but yes great.gun
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Take away the 2nd ammendment and you can wave goodbye to all our liberties.
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People buy guns everyday yet most of them don't even know the business end of a gun let alone the damage it can do. I've asked my senator to make viewing of gunshot wounds videos and a trip to the hospital's trauma center a must to prospective first time gun buyers. Heck, they teach sex education to elementary kids, why not teach them about guns too! Don't wait for the NRA to educate your kids they love to give your kids gun and watch them blow their heads off. Black kids especially.
@BullyChicken The NRA has nothing to do with gun violence, people choose to be irresponsible. Your comment about children blowing each others heads off "black kids especially" is not only racist, its a crude statement. That is part of the individuals environment, along with their personal decisions. If guns were taken out of the equation, than it would be something else, such as machetes, throwing stars, or something to that nature. If you are going to be ignorant and hate, do it somewhere else.
just to let you know you have to bring back your hammer all the way back before releasing it. If you release the hammer from half cocked it will start messing up a certain part on your revolver don't ask which part i don't know im just letting you know
i think that´s a newer version cause it has three screws under the barrel, and the really old ones have only two... but i´m not saying that isn´t like people may used it in the old times but it int´s like the very first versions...
@spacepatrolman No it won't, centerfire guns can be dry fired to your heart's content with the exception of the CZ 52 a Curio & Relic handgun. Don't dry fire a rimfire because it will eventually peen the edge of the chamber mouth and you'll stick cases in the chamber. I'm a gunsmith
@Keichwoud357 the third click locks the cylinder in place, then you pull back the hammer to the fourth click (position 3) where the gun is ready to fire.
@Keichwoud357 If you cock the hammer very slowly there are actually 4 clicks total. The 1st click is the safety notch and the 2nd one is the half cock where you can turn the cylinder to load or unload the revolver. The 3rd click is the bolt dropping down on the cylinder approach and the 4th click is the hammer dropping into the full cock position as the bolt drops down into the cylinder locking notch.
@Keichwoud357 - There is an internal part called a bolt. In the half cock position, the bolt is retracted down into the frame, allowing the cylinder to freely rotate. The third click that you hear is the bolt popping up to lock the cylinder into place for the full cock position.
@Keichwoud357 To get the hammer back enough to be able to actually set off a bullet, it won't fall hard enough on the second click and the first click s so that you can holster it.
@f1shbone It's called Single Action. When you pull the hammer back on a single action you immediately get transported back in time. When that happens, go to the bar on the left they have a fancy-fingered piano player and hot middle aged womens that shake it when they walk! :P
@1bigman74 you can also hold the trigger down and do what is called "fanning" where you take your other hand and "fan" back the hammer to do rapid fire =D
@BlankPicketSign Good point. I think most of us have heard the same without adequate explanation. There ARE guns which can eventually damage their own firing pins if dry fired too often. The CZ52, for example. There are small "abuses" which people tend to avoid with guns, but I don't think they should be criticized too heavily for it so long as it's THEIR gun they're doing it to. Guns should be handled carefully, but owners shouldn't be nitpicked over every move they make, either.
yaboypowda: The loading gate has a shaft going into the frame. A coil spring with a gate catch works against two angled cuts on that shaft, one holds the gate open, the other one shuts it. That gate catch is worn out, preventing proper gate movement. The hand (curved part that rotates cylinder) needs its leaf spring renewed. The hammer's loading notch extension (middle) has broken off (Very dangerous!!). The full cock position notch (bottom) needs reshaping or better still, buy a new hammer.
Regarding dry firing of SAA revolvers like this one will cause no damage. Note the thickness of the hammer neck and uppermost part. The latter is the only part which slams against the strong frame when dry firing. Only fanning (Aaaargh!!) a SAA will cause most damage to many parts, especially on all six cylinder stop notches!! Advice to all: When handling guns - FORGET MOVIES!!! Firearms are tools that demand respect, or you will SURELY suffer the consequences!! Nuff said.
Nickfizzle: If the hammer can fall (by trigger pull) from its safety or loading positions, that gun is unsafe. The hammer's top and middle notches are cut differently to prevent the trigger's sear from moving and releasing the hammer in safe or when loading. Only by pulling the hammer slightly back while pulling the trigger will allow the sear to disengage from the safety and loading notches. The bottom (Full cock) notch should be the only one that allows the hammer to fall by trigger pull.
Punchmaster123 : A revolver is not really a pistol since the barrel and chambers are separated. A pistol is all single shot and semi automatic handguns where the chamber is integral with the barrel. Wheellocks and flintlocks handguns are also true pistols. Barrels on semi autos are still made in one part, hence the term semi automatic pistol (the word derives from early Italian gunmakers Pistoia). I hope this answers your query. Cheers.
That is a beautiful gun, i have been looking for that model for some time.. You probably get asked this a lot ...where did you buy that one if you don't mind me asking??
my manual loading door doesnt stay open unless you hold it.....it dont click when it spins and the trigger only pulls in the safty poisiton not in the third position....what would cause this/????
@Kouma013 They want people unarmed and helpless so they can do whatever they want to us. Unarming the people is a vital part of their plans for a one world government. It is mentioned in the protocols of the elders of zion.
These guns are a treat to shoot :D I was at the range and a fella brought one in, .45 long colt i believe. Didnt even kick that hard and some nice accuracy. Was about the same as my Para LTC .45 ACP. Handled like a dream.
@ALSPEHEIR If it was an original or designed entirely around the original then it wouldn't be as accurate as I don't think they had rifled barrels. Not a problem at close to middle range but you're most likely not gonna be able to make the kinds of shots you see in films like The Magnificent Seven :P
@f1shbone well i guess if you want one as a piece if US memorabilia then that is cool. In Canada and parts of the US and South America the cattle drives still carry guns like this when they are driving the cattle.
@dex1997dugas well I am English and we don't have a gun culture here. That said if anyone broke into my house and I had this weapon you had better believe I would use it!
Hey, I have a question, I only have enough money to buy one gun, I really particulary like the Colt SAA, but do you think it would also make a ok defense gun? (not concealed carry, but general defense) I know there are better options out there for self defense, glocks, sigs, S&W revolvers,rugers and etc, but I really like the SAA or (replica of the SAA)
@nunvikingsofthesea if it shoots and can kill, then it will be good for self defense. That being said, this gun is a novelty more than anything else. it is remarkably heavy, kicks back a decent amount, takes practice to be a good aim with and is a bitch to reload. Then again if you are expecting to get into gunfights where 5 rounds are not enough, I would say you have bigger problems :)
@nunvikingsofthesea by the way this gun is quite deadly, a man killer for sure. It'll put a decent hole in many things. Replica or not, it ain't no sissy gun.
@nunvikingsofthesea Hey man, I'm not the owner of this vid, but here is my two sense: If you learn "slip thumbing" (no need to do it as fast as SASS people do) the single action can be a very formidable weapon. You also need to practice reloading, not only from empty, but from like 2 shots fired, open the loading gate, locate and eject the two spent casings, then reload and fire two more shots. While it is not as fast a double action revolver (let alone and auto pistol) it can still be a weapon.
@nunvikingsofthesea You have to cock the hammer every shot you want to fire. Not a good suggestion as a personal defense weapon unless you are highly trained with it although if you hit something, one shot is all you would need with those fat rounds. A glock for instance is as easy as they get, safe to handle and easy to reload with a little instruction and has a variety of rounds it can fire. I like .45 ACP myself so I got a 1911 .45. These revolvers are meant for fun and show.
Why is everyone so uppity about dry fire, I've done it to my S&W Model 10, Remington 1858 (Pietta clone), Nagant revolver, Martini-Henry rifle, and Mosin Nagant rifle for years no problems, wear, or foreseeable problems from it. Guns are not fragile "shoot once and put under glass" type objects, they are made to be used!!!!!
@jd99germania ... happens only during full moon with one finger in butt. So if someone tells you it happened to him better don't shake hands with that guy ;D
The hammer will rest on the primer not the bullet, the bullet is at the front of the cartridge case. Don't leave the hammer under a live cartridge (not bullet), the 1st click (safety) is notorious for failing so don't let the barrel under a loaded cartridge while carrying or shooting. It is common to leave the hammer under an empty chamber so only load 5 rounds. You don't need to leave the hammer on an empty chamber on single action revolver which have a transfer bar.
@f1shbone and my friend thats not how you load a colt 45, load one skip one and then load 4, then pul the hammer all the way back and decock it and then your ready to go, like you said at the beginning about the hammer touching the primer, you would be very foolish to carry it with 6 rounds in it
Great video f1shbone! It really shows how single action revolvers work in detail! I especially like how you show that the 1st "safety" click takes the firing pin off the primer.
This also shows how big those Colt 45's really are, even with the 4.75" barrels they are gigantic guns!
@southernforever38 There is no point in getting a "real one" Uberti makes very high quality guns, and all of their Single Action Revolvers are made on Colt machinery anyway. It's the exact same gun.
you sir, are a badass for owning this gun. I don't pretend to know anything about guns, but to me, wild-west and cowboy guns are just more awesome. as soon as I am old enough I'm gonna get one of these.
The replicas are tougher and more rugged. Especially the new Ruger Vaquero. The only thing that you get when you buy a colt... is the name colt. If your looking for a display piece that costs over 600 bucks, then go ahead and get a colt. IF your looking for something that will DO WORK in the field. Get a replica.
A gun may be, indeed, a beautiful instrument! The sound of precision movements , as in the cocking hammer and revolving cylinder, are both a real pleasure to see and hear. Nice piece on an old, but much venerable classic! Thanks for this!
just so u know a bullet is whats at the end of the round..its the lead or full metal jacketed projectile on the "end" of the round the loaded object your talking about is a shell...bullet is what my 6 year old calls it...no offense but just to help others
@xboxbandman I can assure you there are actually 4 distinct audible clicks, just not in this video (not to mention I didn't know there are 4 when I recorded this).
Just to be safe, get in the habit of doing the "cowboy load" or " John Wayne load" as it's sometimes called. This means to load one,skip one,load four. So when the cylinder makes its full rotation the hammer will rest on a empty camber making it safe to carry.
BassFishingFrenzy 1 day ago
ALWAYS KEEP THE HAMMER DOWN ON AN EMPTY CHAMBER WITH ANY TRADITIONAL SINGLE ACTION REVOLVER TO AVOID ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE AND DEATH.
casamequite 3 days ago
is that the same as the .357 revolver
theguitarmaninblack 1 week ago
the colt S.A.A. 45 has to be one of the best looking guns ever made.
lilshez92 3 weeks ago
beautiful gun
94981745 1 month ago
i love guns
Marcos360xave 1 month ago
thts really cool
gtafan2ify 2 months ago
It's good to own a gun; I love guns. A gun is a self-reliant tool you use to feed and defend yourself. You can also do some target practice with it to hone your gun skills.
dafranx 3 months ago
Nice gun.. very good history.behind.the.design.. and its alot.older.than just 100yrs.
The colt1911 is 100 yrs.old and thats a gas operated semi auto magazine fed pistol so this colt cownoy style single.action pistol has alot.more years. Of design use but yes great.gun
shootload1911 3 months ago
Very nice handgun you have there!
Burdboy96 3 months ago
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Take away the 2nd ammendment and you can wave goodbye to all our liberties.
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TruthTeller878 3 months ago
@Mw2child98 It will?!? Wow! Those evil guns. LOL
AirstripBum 4 months ago
People buy guns everyday yet most of them don't even know the business end of a gun let alone the damage it can do. I've asked my senator to make viewing of gunshot wounds videos and a trip to the hospital's trauma center a must to prospective first time gun buyers. Heck, they teach sex education to elementary kids, why not teach them about guns too! Don't wait for the NRA to educate your kids they love to give your kids gun and watch them blow their heads off. Black kids especially.
BullyChicken 4 months ago
@BullyChicken The NRA has nothing to do with gun violence, people choose to be irresponsible. Your comment about children blowing each others heads off "black kids especially" is not only racist, its a crude statement. That is part of the individuals environment, along with their personal decisions. If guns were taken out of the equation, than it would be something else, such as machetes, throwing stars, or something to that nature. If you are going to be ignorant and hate, do it somewhere else.
NickPech 3 months ago
sweet revolver, and yup, the mechanical sound a revolver makes is gun love
auradud3 5 months ago
i said colt 45 and 2 zigzags baby thats all we need
badmanraps 5 months ago
Ahw my balls hurt when you dry fired it !
ik203 6 months ago
what is that gun worth would u say?
ogrishtm 6 months ago
how much did you pay for this gun also what year is this gun from.
thank you
Frijo1 6 months ago
I love that you put annotations in after every douche on the internet commented on how you should be handling your gun.
19ThyRickster91 7 months ago
@19ThyRickster91 Yep, pretty much. Haters gonna hate
f1shbone 7 months ago
FINGER CONTROL!
kbizzle999 7 months ago
colt 45 2 zig zag!
xFPSRussia 7 months ago
just to let you know you have to bring back your hammer all the way back before releasing it. If you release the hammer from half cocked it will start messing up a certain part on your revolver don't ask which part i don't know im just letting you know
josh0158 8 months ago
Is it true that there are three generations of Colt .45 SAA? From 1873 up to around 900 and then the new production up to 1952?
Fenriswolf3 8 months ago
i think that´s a newer version cause it has three screws under the barrel, and the really old ones have only two... but i´m not saying that isn´t like people may used it in the old times but it int´s like the very first versions...
Rstarfari 8 months ago
hey! dumdass trigger out please! their are kids who are watching your video
mytyhor 8 months ago
That's some heavy breathing you got there. Dont smoke kids!
zbarneyz 8 months ago
Wa iszz diz
veronica13909 9 months ago
it is the Colt .45 SAA 5'' barrel nickel plated revolver? yes i know i am very precise
abc12319525 10 months ago
@abc12319525 I am not entirely sure, I don't have it with me. It is an Uberti Colt.
f1shbone 10 months ago
@f1shbone it may not be a good idea to pull the trigger with no shell in the chamber you could break your fireing pin
spacepatrolman 7 months ago
@spacepatrolman No it won't, centerfire guns can be dry fired to your heart's content with the exception of the CZ 52 a Curio & Relic handgun. Don't dry fire a rimfire because it will eventually peen the edge of the chamber mouth and you'll stick cases in the chamber. I'm a gunsmith
bellatrixicus 6 months ago
John Martson proudly thumbs up this video 399 times.
omgwtfbbq6666 10 months ago
0;27 i hear windows error
CSxKonio 10 months ago 4
@CSxKonio there was no computer anywhere near
f1shbone 10 months ago
@f1shbone ok sorry man.. new dealer, new stuff
CSxKonio 10 months ago
@CSxKonio I hear it too
MUSICALGUNNUT45 10 months ago
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MrGunsAmmo 10 months ago
Colt is a good company. Looking to buy something like this.
MrGunsAmmo 10 months ago
What is the function of the third click?
Keichwoud357 10 months ago
@Keichwoud357 I am not sure
f1shbone 10 months ago
@Keichwoud357 the third click locks the cylinder in place, then you pull back the hammer to the fourth click (position 3) where the gun is ready to fire.
mott1992 10 months ago
@Keichwoud357 If you cock the hammer very slowly there are actually 4 clicks total. The 1st click is the safety notch and the 2nd one is the half cock where you can turn the cylinder to load or unload the revolver. The 3rd click is the bolt dropping down on the cylinder approach and the 4th click is the hammer dropping into the full cock position as the bolt drops down into the cylinder locking notch.
computerwizard1959 10 months ago
@Keichwoud357 - There is an internal part called a bolt. In the half cock position, the bolt is retracted down into the frame, allowing the cylinder to freely rotate. The third click that you hear is the bolt popping up to lock the cylinder into place for the full cock position.
JAG312 8 months ago
@Keichwoud357 To get the hammer back enough to be able to actually set off a bullet, it won't fall hard enough on the second click and the first click s so that you can holster it.
yomejustacandy 7 months ago
@Keichwoud357 being able to fire the gun
LiLMonsta110 7 months ago
-and two zigzags, baby thats all we need!
captainsmak 11 months ago
@captainsmak we can go to the park after dark smoke that tumble weed ;)
KingNasrify 10 months ago
@KingNasrify As the marijuana burn, we can take our turn
captainsmak 10 months ago
@captainsmak singing them dirty rap songs, stop and hit the bong like cheech and chong
KingNasrify 10 months ago
@KingNasrify And sell tapes from here to Hong Kong...
I salute you Sir Knight
captainsmak 10 months ago
i only like these ones because the cylinder doesnt come out and that it is single action
zjkille89 11 months ago
rule number one- keep the booger hook off the boom switch!
mattybock 11 months ago
Do you have to load the hammer in the firing position before every shot. I know this seems stupid but I am unsure.
1bigman74 11 months ago
@1bigman74 that's not a stupid question at all. Yes, actually you have to pull the hammer after every shot.
f1shbone 11 months ago
@f1shbone It's called Single Action. When you pull the hammer back on a single action you immediately get transported back in time. When that happens, go to the bar on the left they have a fancy-fingered piano player and hot middle aged womens that shake it when they walk! :P
ntrudr800 11 months ago
@1bigman74 you can also hold the trigger down and do what is called "fanning" where you take your other hand and "fan" back the hammer to do rapid fire =D
mott1992 10 months ago
I have never understood why Dry Firing is a bad thing...
Dry Fire = Hammer hits open air and gun frame
Firing = Hammer hits Brass Case and gun frame
And I have never gotten a straight answer, just "Its bad don't do it" ¬_¬
BlankPicketSign 11 months ago
@BlankPicketSign Good point. I think most of us have heard the same without adequate explanation. There ARE guns which can eventually damage their own firing pins if dry fired too often. The CZ52, for example. There are small "abuses" which people tend to avoid with guns, but I don't think they should be criticized too heavily for it so long as it's THEIR gun they're doing it to. Guns should be handled carefully, but owners shouldn't be nitpicked over every move they make, either.
Agent0061958 11 months ago
@Agent0061958
In the same light, once I buy my own weapon (21 Yayz) I won't Dry Fire it
Just cuz it'll be my baby =^_^= Gotta take care of it.
I'm thinking a nice 12 gauge... but company and model I am still shopping
BlankPicketSign 11 months ago
yaboypowda: The loading gate has a shaft going into the frame. A coil spring with a gate catch works against two angled cuts on that shaft, one holds the gate open, the other one shuts it. That gate catch is worn out, preventing proper gate movement. The hand (curved part that rotates cylinder) needs its leaf spring renewed. The hammer's loading notch extension (middle) has broken off (Very dangerous!!). The full cock position notch (bottom) needs reshaping or better still, buy a new hammer.
MrRoGill 1 year ago
Regarding dry firing of SAA revolvers like this one will cause no damage. Note the thickness of the hammer neck and uppermost part. The latter is the only part which slams against the strong frame when dry firing. Only fanning (Aaaargh!!) a SAA will cause most damage to many parts, especially on all six cylinder stop notches!! Advice to all: When handling guns - FORGET MOVIES!!! Firearms are tools that demand respect, or you will SURELY suffer the consequences!! Nuff said.
MrRoGill 1 year ago
Nickfizzle: If the hammer can fall (by trigger pull) from its safety or loading positions, that gun is unsafe. The hammer's top and middle notches are cut differently to prevent the trigger's sear from moving and releasing the hammer in safe or when loading. Only by pulling the hammer slightly back while pulling the trigger will allow the sear to disengage from the safety and loading notches. The bottom (Full cock) notch should be the only one that allows the hammer to fall by trigger pull.
MrRoGill 1 year ago
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MrRoGill 1 year ago
Punchmaster123 : A revolver is not really a pistol since the barrel and chambers are separated. A pistol is all single shot and semi automatic handguns where the chamber is integral with the barrel. Wheellocks and flintlocks handguns are also true pistols. Barrels on semi autos are still made in one part, hence the term semi automatic pistol (the word derives from early Italian gunmakers Pistoia). I hope this answers your query. Cheers.
MrRoGill 1 year ago
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MrRoGill 1 year ago
That is a beautiful gun, i have been looking for that model for some time.. You probably get asked this a lot ...where did you buy that one if you don't mind me asking??
Remik2008 1 year ago
@Remik2008 Scheels for around 500 bucks. Cabelas had it too but it was more expensive
f1shbone 1 year ago
those 'bullets' of you are in fact spent cartridges, the bullets are the lead things that flew out of the cartridges through your barrel ...
pim1234 1 year ago
@pim1234 yep, been already corrected. Numerous times.
f1shbone 1 year ago
@f1shbone ok, sorry to have bothered you then ;))
pim1234 1 year ago
my manual loading door doesnt stay open unless you hold it.....it dont click when it spins and the trigger only pulls in the safty poisiton not in the third position....what would cause this/????
yaboypowda 1 year ago
is this a real working gun?
dantastic15 1 year ago
@dantastic15 Yes
f1shbone 1 year ago
Americans, don't let them take away your guns like they already have here, from Britain.
stepheng1483 1 year ago
@stepheng1483 They're trying to do the same thing here in Brazil. So sad :(
Kouma013 11 months ago
@Kouma013 They want people unarmed and helpless so they can do whatever they want to us. Unarming the people is a vital part of their plans for a one world government. It is mentioned in the protocols of the elders of zion.
stepheng1483 11 months ago
These guns are a treat to shoot :D I was at the range and a fella brought one in, .45 long colt i believe. Didnt even kick that hard and some nice accuracy. Was about the same as my Para LTC .45 ACP. Handled like a dream.
shkotay 1 year ago
What do you think about the acuracy of SAA? Its cool or too outdated if compared with newer revolvers?
ALSPEHEIR 1 year ago
@ALSPEHEIR If it was an original or designed entirely around the original then it wouldn't be as accurate as I don't think they had rifled barrels. Not a problem at close to middle range but you're most likely not gonna be able to make the kinds of shots you see in films like The Magnificent Seven :P
comradet0m 1 year ago
@comradet0m Rifled barrels were the rule after 1855. The Colt Single Action Army was not built until 1873.
ardvarkkkkk1 8 months ago
revolvers dont have safeties.....just so you know. the hammer may be locked, but its not an actual safety
samstocker08 1 year ago
the settings are called uncocked, safety, half-cocked, and cocked.
cscow7 1 year ago
@cscow7 That's definitely a lot of cock. Just messing with you :)
f1shbone 1 year ago 11
@f1shbone yup, hence my nickname colt .45 ;D
cscow7 1 year ago
Why would you need a gun like this?
dantastic15 1 year ago
@dantastic15 interesting question. I would not call owning this gun a NEED. How about a want? How about because it's cool as shit?
f1shbone 1 year ago 12
@f1shbone well i guess if you want one as a piece if US memorabilia then that is cool. In Canada and parts of the US and South America the cattle drives still carry guns like this when they are driving the cattle.
dantastic15 1 year ago
@dantastic15 Because it's a bad ass gun and an American classic!
LetsPlayStarcraft 1 year ago
@dantastic15 the question is why wouldnt you?
TheThroney 1 year ago
@dantastic15 to protect your self, and your family. if you have one.
dex1997dugas 1 year ago
@dex1997dugas who are you protecting yourself from?
dantastic15 1 year ago
@dantastic15 - Who is he protecting himself from? I'm perplexed...haven't you ever heard of criminals?
JohnQuincyAdams1 1 year ago
@JohnQuincyAdams1 haha i like this guy! no homo but no, that was a good answer
dex1997dugas 1 year ago
@dantastic15 anyone who trys to hurt or kill you. plus u can hunt with the gun too
dex1997dugas 1 year ago
@dex1997dugas well I am English and we don't have a gun culture here. That said if anyone broke into my house and I had this weapon you had better believe I would use it!
dantastic15 1 year ago
@dantastic15 - It's not a gun culture, just a common sense culture, as you seem to agree. :)
JohnQuincyAdams1 11 months ago
@JohnQuincyAdams1 Not sure if it is a common sense culture, a culture non the less.
dantastic15 11 months ago
"i love that sound" *spinds barrel a couple times
*jizz
whiteslikeme 1 year ago
Hey, I have a question, I only have enough money to buy one gun, I really particulary like the Colt SAA, but do you think it would also make a ok defense gun? (not concealed carry, but general defense) I know there are better options out there for self defense, glocks, sigs, S&W revolvers,rugers and etc, but I really like the SAA or (replica of the SAA)
nunvikingsofthesea 1 year ago
@nunvikingsofthesea if it shoots and can kill, then it will be good for self defense. That being said, this gun is a novelty more than anything else. it is remarkably heavy, kicks back a decent amount, takes practice to be a good aim with and is a bitch to reload. Then again if you are expecting to get into gunfights where 5 rounds are not enough, I would say you have bigger problems :)
f1shbone 1 year ago
@nunvikingsofthesea by the way this gun is quite deadly, a man killer for sure. It'll put a decent hole in many things. Replica or not, it ain't no sissy gun.
f1shbone 1 year ago
@f1shbone Im sure it would
nunvikingsofthesea 1 year ago
@nunvikingsofthesea Hey man, I'm not the owner of this vid, but here is my two sense: If you learn "slip thumbing" (no need to do it as fast as SASS people do) the single action can be a very formidable weapon. You also need to practice reloading, not only from empty, but from like 2 shots fired, open the loading gate, locate and eject the two spent casings, then reload and fire two more shots. While it is not as fast a double action revolver (let alone and auto pistol) it can still be a weapon.
SuperR3volver 1 year ago
@SuperR3volver thanks man for the tips
nunvikingsofthesea 1 year ago
@nunvikingsofthesea You have to cock the hammer every shot you want to fire. Not a good suggestion as a personal defense weapon unless you are highly trained with it although if you hit something, one shot is all you would need with those fat rounds. A glock for instance is as easy as they get, safe to handle and easy to reload with a little instruction and has a variety of rounds it can fire. I like .45 ACP myself so I got a 1911 .45. These revolvers are meant for fun and show.
shkotay 1 year ago
I wanna so fire this kind of weapon but its new and unused so it stays locked up :P
truesivad 1 year ago
Should only do 5 rounds.. you could drop shot if you aren't careful.
MohoFlaggins 1 year ago
Don't let the government take your guns from Britain.
stepheng1483 1 year ago
DROP IT!
FelipeImes 1 year ago
ok first thing nice video
secondly stop givin him a crap load of shrapnal for using the wrong words and let him be gs
jjjjdogify 1 year ago
Why is everyone so uppity about dry fire, I've done it to my S&W Model 10, Remington 1858 (Pietta clone), Nagant revolver, Martini-Henry rifle, and Mosin Nagant rifle for years no problems, wear, or foreseeable problems from it. Guns are not fragile "shoot once and put under glass" type objects, they are made to be used!!!!!
jd99germania 1 year ago 4
@jd99germania ... happens only during full moon with one finger in butt. So if someone tells you it happened to him better don't shake hands with that guy ;D
alenleroc 1 year ago
very nice !
Clement69002 1 year ago
why would you spin the cylinder don't you know that can damage the gun
codyaustinpemberton 1 year ago
The hammer will rest on the primer not the bullet, the bullet is at the front of the cartridge case. Don't leave the hammer under a live cartridge (not bullet), the 1st click (safety) is notorious for failing so don't let the barrel under a loaded cartridge while carrying or shooting. It is common to leave the hammer under an empty chamber so only load 5 rounds. You don't need to leave the hammer on an empty chamber on single action revolver which have a transfer bar.
TheFirearmEnthusiast 1 year ago
dont u have magazine problems?
chilidress 1 year ago
@chilidress Not really
f1shbone 1 year ago
@f1shbone and my friend thats not how you load a colt 45, load one skip one and then load 4, then pul the hammer all the way back and decock it and then your ready to go, like you said at the beginning about the hammer touching the primer, you would be very foolish to carry it with 6 rounds in it
deadtofall666 1 year ago
@chilidress I hope you're being sardonic.
Ceaaa22 1 year ago
gorgeous
GeorgiaBoii32 1 year ago
u sound mad nerves
TheJIMMY2711 1 year ago
beautiful nickel display for this uberti. i hope soon to get mine in nickel 5".
Taylor3690 1 year ago
i thought Colts were pistols, not revolvers.
punchmaster123 1 year ago
@punchmaster123 I thought Colts were horses.
my24939 1 year ago
@punchmaster123 Colt has made pistols, revolvers, rifles, and shotguns.
jerseyemt 1 year ago
nice weapon!:)
jonnusorsa 1 year ago
that is a nice sound
mondayduck 1 year ago
Great video f1shbone! It really shows how single action revolvers work in detail! I especially like how you show that the 1st "safety" click takes the firing pin off the primer.
This also shows how big those Colt 45's really are, even with the 4.75" barrels they are gigantic guns!
FA45ACP 1 year ago
You sound kinda exhausted - did you masturbate befor you did the recording?
alenleroc 1 year ago 17
@alenleroc Is that all you think about?
f1shbone 1 year ago 24
@f1shbone Honestly? :D
alenleroc 1 year ago
@f1shbone i actually dont think it hurts revolvers to dry fire them
deadtofall666 1 year ago
@alenleroc haha its funny causes it true
j39292 1 year ago
@alenleroc ermmm... what..?
CamRaiD 1 year ago
@alenleroc this made me LOL
uncharted132 1 year ago
@alenleroc ahahahahhaaa
darthfuzzel 1 year ago
@alenleroc its always good to rub one out before performances! xD
Ronald3570 1 year ago
@alenleroc its people like you who make youtube what it is.. a bunch of retards
delldesktop5566 1 year ago
@delldesktop5566 Then you came to the right place :D
alenleroc 1 year ago
@alenleroc Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
ToughBeef 1 year ago
@southernforever38 There is no point in getting a "real one" Uberti makes very high quality guns, and all of their Single Action Revolvers are made on Colt machinery anyway. It's the exact same gun.
UncleRukus 1 year ago
Cartridge
Not bullet
:D
BosomyDefused 1 year ago
replica????
TimePasserTutorials 1 year ago
Hikhok45 says that it isn't dangerous to dryfire the colt 45.=)
Lajjnus87 1 year ago
@Lajjnus87 hickok45 is a very wise man i would take his word over anyones anytime
deadtofall666 1 year ago
Hammer down on an empty chamber. And please, finger off the trigger!
ojuist 1 year ago
u never load in 6 rounds u load one then skip one then load the rest so ur gun is on a empty chaber!
MrLazyboy4200 1 year ago
why is it bad to dry fire your gun?
398270 1 year ago
Man, you must've heard of gun porn out there but this one was different. It was Gun-Sound-porn!
Beautiful revolver, great video, excellent sounds!
AnthraxPG 1 year ago
daz fukn sweet!
mrseximix 1 year ago
you sir, are a badass for owning this gun. I don't pretend to know anything about guns, but to me, wild-west and cowboy guns are just more awesome. as soon as I am old enough I'm gonna get one of these.
multipoly210 1 year ago
glock FTW
migkillertwo 1 year ago
@southernforever38
The replicas are tougher and more rugged. Especially the new Ruger Vaquero. The only thing that you get when you buy a colt... is the name colt. If your looking for a display piece that costs over 600 bucks, then go ahead and get a colt. IF your looking for something that will DO WORK in the field. Get a replica.
ifuckkittens 1 year ago
Truly Is A Magnificent Weapon And In Good Hands Also
riverboothe1 1 year ago
@southernforever38 wel i wouldnt wana take the risk of a "real" one blowing up in my face plus they are realy expensive
MrMdr96 1 year ago
Ah, my Grandfather let me fire his Sprinfield 1903 and Colt .45 today..
It led me to find out how much I enjoy guns...
Too bad that I'm not old enough for a gun license. Sad face.
TQSiDiagion 1 year ago
A gun may be, indeed, a beautiful instrument! The sound of precision movements , as in the cocking hammer and revolving cylinder, are both a real pleasure to see and hear. Nice piece on an old, but much venerable classic! Thanks for this!
VinDcator 1 year ago
just so u know a bullet is whats at the end of the round..its the lead or full metal jacketed projectile on the "end" of the round the loaded object your talking about is a shell...bullet is what my 6 year old calls it...no offense but just to help others
bertman4410 1 year ago
in a war if you need reload witch that gun you DEAD
beautiful gun!!
weverson94 1 year ago
@BrutalBearman
Only with homemade silver slugs :D
vladimirmoskov 1 year ago
one of the most beautiful revolvers ever made
Slic3R1 1 year ago
Beautiful gun but it isn't a colt. When you pull the hammer back on a colt there a 4 distinct clicks, some believe the clicks spell out colt.
xboxbandman 1 year ago 2
@xboxbandman I can assure you there are actually 4 distinct audible clicks, just not in this video (not to mention I didn't know there are 4 when I recorded this).
f1shbone 1 year ago 2
is it possible for the barrel to get loose?
Slic3R1 1 year ago
Dry firing isn't actually that bad for that. But decocking is. It's bad for the mechanism. Or so i hear? :s
nickfizzle 1 year ago
@nickfizzle its bad to decock and dry fire when the hammer is in the half cocked position.
saj12100 1 year ago
damn thats a nice gun real or replica?
tito1rocks 1 year ago
@southernforever38 The real ones are way to rare and valuable to shoot. (you could shoot it, but it could hurt the value of it.)
Mopar68Sharpshooter 1 year ago
Can it stop pennywise?
BrutalBearman 1 year ago
nice pice men bery bery nice
Juan777fl 1 year ago
@southernforever38 It IS real you dumb fuck
cheekytheangel 1 year ago
@southernforever38 I don't see a point in the real one besides bragging rights. It's not like this thing is made of plastic.
f1shbone 1 year ago
@f1shbone He obviously thinks he knows more than you do.
Ceaaa22 1 year ago
Sweet gun. Does it use black powder, or standard gun powder?
And is it safe to load .44 magnum rounds into that gun?
cheekytheangel 1 year ago
oh that poor sa action. im bout to cry
DONSnPiEsALOT92 1 year ago
Load five then keep the hammer down on the empty chamber. Just a bit of safety advice.
UtahMike41 1 year ago
It kills demons?
VASTIEN 1 year ago