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I dont know how this guy did it. But i just watched a 40 minute video on gloves. I guess cos it felt real and not some BS marketing. Felt like bro was just showing me his gloves. Subscribed

Nutnfancy is still alive - I thought this guy died years ago???

5 years later it’s my first gun 👌

I got a 4.25" stainless 2020 Python last year because I caught the revolver bug. I really don't like anything about it a year later. The trigger just frankly sucks and I'm too paranoid to dry fire it. 38s are so absolutely boring out of a large frame revolver. I got a 1971 model 37 J Frame a couple weeks afterwards and I love that gun way more. The size and weight advantages of the J is where all the cons of using a revolver even out and it becomes worth it. I feel completely satisfied shooting 25 rounds out of my J frame while the python can chew through 100 magnums and I still don't feel like I'm making any real improvement.

OMG...i wAs researching the Sturling original to see what you thought. MAN..i wish I had seen those Wengers in that SICK orange when they came out. LOVE THAT ONE.

Coincidence I cut my left thumb today also 😮

There are a number of guns that have a soul of their own. I first heard you mention that with your series of reviews on the M1 Garand. That had an impact on my pea brain. You can say this about old school guns. Not too sure about new models. My old Winchesters and Marlin rifles fall into this category. I have an Uberti SAA in 45 Colt. Great gun. I had an old Colt revolver chambered in 38 Short Colt. It was stolen from me when I was in College. Love these reviews

Nutnfancy should've carried this throughout his airforce career instead of the Beretta

Marty Mcfly from back to the future part 3 wins a colt peace maker 🔫

I had a Ruger Vaquero in 40 S&W, polished stainless and the 4 5/8” barrel. Picked it up for under $400 at a local pawn shop. It was a special run to commentate the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department 150 year anniversary. The single action was a call back to their first sidearm and being a 40 S&W was a tie to the sidearm they carried at the time. It wasn’t any different from a regular production gun but knowing what it represented made it very special in my eyes. My son also thought it was cool. Now he has it, oh well. At least I still have my Super Blackhawk 💪😎

Of course this could be a home defense gun. Imagine a burglar facing a nickel plated peacemaker being held by a dude wearing an old west gunbelt and tighty whities.

I have an M9A2 and one of the second kind of cool thing I like about it is that it reminds me of Judge Dread’s pistol.

Really interesting video. You will sell quite a few of these. Going to grab my Single Six and head outside👍

Sir! I’m here to tell you that the mete platform is interchangeable uppers and lowers. They also work on the tp9 elite combats. Meaning you can put the mete sf upper on the sft lower to create a 19x. Or, if you like the trigger on the executive but hate losing the rear sight for the red dot, throw the mete sft or sf upper on there! IT’S AWSOME!!!

You hit the nail on the head! Last week I purchased the 1873 gunfighter from my local gun store in 45 colt. Soooo tired of looking at modern polymers. Yes they are amazing but no soul.

Dude I edc a Ruger vaquero 45 colt 4 inch… for extra ammo I carry a full leather belt pouch on my off side. Three boxes in the pouch and 6 in the gun. Love it…

Patton used a SAA in combat, smoked Pancho Villa banditos

Thanks for making this video

i love the looks of the Remington myself, that wing just makes it look so cool to me.

Very nice. Does anyone know if you can use the "ruger only ammo" in any of their 45? That would be awesome but I found nothing

Very nice. I love it.

I Wore this album out trying to play stuarts beats Didnt know then that they had echo on some of those parts!

I bought a Uberti SAA clone from Cabela's gun library barely used (I think it was a display model) for $350 in 357. So much fun I agree 357 is the more practical round, but I think a lot of guys want 45 to be closer to original, which I think is why the 357 variants end up being cheaper. It's the most accurate gun I have. I can shoot single ragged hole groups with it. Probably would never take it deer hunting, but I could be persuaded

I used to sit and dream about being a cowboy/gunfighter while looking at that book when I was a kid. I had to have an 1851 Navy because of this book.

Love Cowboy guns! I got 3 1873 Clones all with 5.5" barrels.

We LOVE old west guns!!!

While I generally wouldn’t recommend them, I would say SA revolvers have value as a self defense weapon for people with little to no hand strength; I’ve run into enough older folks or people with severe arthritis that can’t rack a pistol slide and can’t pull a DA revolver trigger (or if they can, they need multiple fingers to do it). A 3-4.75 inch barreled SA revolver is at least a viable option for those folks since they’ll at least be able to safely cock and fire it without significant difficulty.

More revolver content lets goooooooo. On the off chance anyone actually reads this comment: be aware that many of these SAA clones with the firing pin on the hammer will peen the firing pin hole over time which will cause a cartridge to bind up on the firing pin hole. You'll have issues with the cylinder not turning and on inspection you'll find a burr around the firing pin hole, this rubs on the cartridge and hangs up the cylinder. Use a file or stone to periodically reduce the burr and you'll maintain a fun piece.

Review the Great Western II from Pietta. You should get a GWII and convert it to a race gun.

So what’s the verdict on this vs RUGER SFAR?? Would you buy the Rogue over SFAR? For the price difference and same accuracy and similar reliability potentially. I’ve seen a lot of gas regulator/block issues for the SFAR. But also seen good amount of reliability complaints about the Rogue’s reliability too. Only seen one direct comparison on CZcams between both.

36:05 haha that actually made me laugh

In 1915, Lieutenant Patton was assigned to border patrol duty with A Troop of the 8th Cavalry, based in Sierra Blanca. During his time in the town, Patton took to wearing his M1911 Colt .45 in his belt rather than a holster. His firearm discharged accidentally one night in a saloon, so he swapped it for an ivory-handled Colt Single Action Army revolver, a weapon that would later become an icon of Patton's image.

Give us another 1887 review Taylor’s makes one!

The display box with the old playing cards is such an awesome idea, so cool.

NUTNFANCY!!! I’m so glad you did this video. I have an all black BHP in .40 that my grandfather gave me When I was 21. Great handgun!!

I love my 5" schofield revolver if I'm ever up in Utah I will bring it so you can play with it lol

Nothing like western movies involving exchanges of gunfire with single actions. "Open Range" is the best in my opinion, but "Shane" is a good one too. Modern gunfight movies where "gangstas" are capping off rounds with twin Glocks, just don't have as much of an emotional connection with me.

Classic

Wow!! The old Time Life old west books. That brings back so many memories.

Used to own a New Vaquero, nice piece, but it was 45 LC and I couldn't afford to shoot it much. I would like 357 mag version, maybe 2 actually, case hardened.

Actually GENERAL PATTON USED HIS SAA AS A PRIMARY CARRY. HE WAS A LEGITIMATE GUNFIGHTER. When he was part of BLACKJACK PERSHING’S command in Mexico, Patton was ambushed by 5 Bandits and He KILLED THEM ALL with his SAA.

Recently bought a stainless ruger new vaquero 4 3/4 barrel in .357 it is a gateway I intend to get a case hardened ( probably) Taylor maybe in .45 very cool guns, gets looks at the range great change of pace from the autos

lol, had to re-click the bell fyi

I can't find any of these beautiful orange colorways anymore, I missed out😭😭

Going to be movin some big iron the next few weeks nutn

I love punkin' rollers, but I'm not paying that, even with nickel. How much in the white?

I would see old western movies and tv shows all the time when I went to visit my grandma growing up. Single action cowboy guns just resonate with me.

Absolutely love this stuff keep it coming Would love to see you shooting some black powder revolver pistols There a lot of fun

I'll give you second cool nutn'. 😎

Patton as a lieutenant during the Punitive Expedition in Mexico carried a Colt SAA and killed two bad guys during a shoot out. So yes, Patton did carry it and use it as did most lawmen into the 20th century. It was a combat pistol.