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Very Powerful. Using the proven TKO Method of measuring Power, The Walker and Dragoons with the right Powder, like 777, Swiss BP,KIK BP and Black MZ and with the Right Projectile like my New VKV 240 and 255 Grain Bullets are capable of exceeding 357 and 41 Magnum Power! Videos demonstrating my bullet are on my channel and Mr. Hovey Smith's Channel.
MrKaido93 2 months ago
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MrKaido93 2 months ago
Love IT! Absolutely love it!
SeriosProductions 2 years ago
I think you mean 50 grains. 50 grams is nearly half a cup of powder A.K.A. a grenade.
malevolentburrito 2 years ago 2
Well I think its fair to say that the Walker was the most powerful hand gun ever fielded by the US Military.
nbenicewicz 2 years ago
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i liked this video :) ml
021293 3 years ago
Ha ha ha! You made your point! I'll never rate your videos "9" again. Yer a 10 for sure! [Good video, nice presentation, nice outdoor setting. Great sound quality for both voice and gun audibles. Professional presentation by shooter. Nothing Goofy or Yuk-Yukky! Keep making them.
YaxisX 4 years ago
Kick ass!
WTF1920 4 years ago
That's a beautiful gun. I've been meaning to get one for myself. Only thing is I'd really like one in matte grey, more akin to what Josey Wales carried. I don't guess anyone builds replicas like that, do they? All I see are the blued versions.
SpFiota 4 years ago
The "matte grey" is actually bare steel where the holster had worn the blued finish away.
albionsseed 3 years ago
haha man nothin beats black powder
HarmonicMinorJ 4 years ago
Thanks for the comments. The accuracy suprised me. At 15-20 yards hits on a can sized target are pretty good. The recoil when using black powder is different from modern smokeless powder. While I would call the recoil on this firearm "heavy" it is not sharp as with a .45acp or .357.
It's a lot of fun to shoot and a very well made piece at a resonable price. Check out some of my other vids on this pistol.
albionsseed 4 years ago
I alway describe BP recoil as being a gentle but firm push rather than the sharp kick of smokeless.
Like the flash at the end:-)
ProfMoose 4 years ago
Recoil on the Walker is less than that of my other BP handgun. A ' 51 navy in .44 cal. w/ a 4 " tube . Yeah , I know , it never existed , historically speaking... Loaded the same as the Walker ( full ) , it's quite a handful , and tends to have massive flash from the muzzle , due to unburnt powder . Usually knocks the rammer free as well . Fun times ...
MAHARDWAY 4 years ago
Your videos made my determination even bigger.. When I get 21 (Legal age for guns here.) And when I get a blackpowder revolver (Which i have always wanted.) I will get a Uberti 1847 Colt Walker..
How`s the recoil on it? How accurate would you estimate the gun to be? Is the bullet going straight or does it start dropping relatively fast? (A 60 grain load should take it rather far before it starts dropping.)
Thanks for nice vids and good info :D
RedHammerSAA 4 years ago