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This is very likely a S&W Frontier revolver in the 44-40 caliber. The low serial number and the longer cylinder flutes are hallmarks of the S&W Frontier. Many of the Frontier models were converted to 44 Russian caliber however.

Shareholder here. The market was exited due to cost, new Japanese labor and production laws and the cost of modernization of the lens production facilities. Long story short, Nikon had to consolidate and move a lot of their lens production facilities to the Philippines in order to survive. They had to cut non profitable product lines due to limited resources during this reorganization. Nikon moved what survived of riffle scope technology into medical and golfing technology. The facilities that used to produce riffle scopes was repurposed to build the new mirrorless cameras you find in the market today. Canon was the rival to Nikon, until Sony entered the market with disruptive technologies and actual contenders to both Nikon and Cannon. As of today, Nikon and Canon are fighting for survival, Nikon more so. No need for conspiracy theories. It’s all about bottom line and rapid changes in technology. Simply put, Nikon doesn’t want to be the next Kodak.

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at 100 yards will there be a significant difference between 150 and 180 grain for the 303?

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Me before today: "I don't need no steenking Glocks" Me today: "Ooh, I can get a new Dagger Compact for $100 less than a police trade-in Glock 19!" Anyway, good idea on the long-range torture test. I have a feeling you'll be spending waaaay more on ammo than anything you'll have saved on that build, but it's fun for the rest of us! :)

I Forgot My Point. I Was Into Seeing How The .35 Remington Did!

You Sure Like To Talk And Not Getting To The Ballistics And Shots On Target! I Have A 30 - 30 Winchester, I First Did My Big Game Hunt At The Age Of 18 Back In 1971 Ya Whooo!

Dog definitely needs more video time

Someone (you?)should definitely do a video sometime taking extra care to make sure every firearm is loaded when handling.. of course making sure to keep it pointed in a safe direction , I mean what’s really the difference between a range video and a basement or shop video? Its just something I ponder when watching gun videos. Another well presented video , as usual… thanks

I’ve been looking at these a bit.. not sure why , I don’t really need another Glock or Glock clone but I’m still curious. Tinker Talks Guns is a channel that does some stuff with these…. great channel and a super nice guy.

Slide looked top notch

Can you do me a favor? Just check diopter very carefully if there is any little wiggles?

Check the ejector spring may be mashed down

Did you ever shoot with it? I was looking for an update video, but didn’t see one.

I believe I had a 459 stainless Smith & Wesson back in the mid 80s. Ha

Get to the point JESUS CHRIST!!!

Fun fact, they've used enfields for over 4 and a half decades after the war. The sniper rifles, which were made from the most accurate number 4s [MK I T and MK I *T] were used extensively for sniping roles. And when the time came to phase in 7.62 nato to replace .303 british they replaced the barrels and chamber and reworked the magazines for the caliber conversions. These rifles were the L42A1. Similar designations were given to converted enfield sniper rifles of other designations. These rifles were in service until the early 90s. So yeah these rifles have had an EXTENSIVE service history.

Brought me back! I carried the 469 as an off duty when I started as a cop in 88. We were issued the sig 226 as our duty guns and had just switched to that from revolvers a few years prior. Thanks for the content!

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Oh no...big mistake! I have a 39 ang two 59 's...one New In Box. Way to classic to sell. I still carry the 59 in winter. We are old but still functional and cool...🤪

Both cool pistols. I regret getting rid of my 5906 and especially my 3913

Too bad I didn't still have my Model 39 and you could have shown that. I really liked that pistol and it shot well. I had some gunsmith modification to it back in the day, and it always shot high after that, so I got rid of it. In some ways it was a precursor to the polymer framed, double action, semis of today in that it had an aluminum frame which reduced weight and was unusual at that time.

Just pickep up a model 60 squirrel stock. Store clerk got me for almost 300 bones but im in love. Can't put a price on true love

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There is a difference between the APX Carry and the APX A1 Carry. ......

How in all possible futures, did you not tell me about this rifle? Thought it was a model 70 at first glance 👍🏻

That's an excuse to disarm Americans .it said government property 🎉😅

Thank you for posting, needed a good long one for this, tinkering with it this weekend

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At 64 years old and always into guns or building rifles I suspect that old Rem 788 can near shoot the nuts off a fly at 100 yards those rifles are known for extreme accuracy. The scope and type of mounting for the scope also improves accuracy of the whole rifle - scope package. If loading the Barns TSX or TTSX 90 grain bullet in the 6mm Rem that things is death 100x over even on large game like Elk. Some friends in Alaska tell me the 243- and 6-mm Rem shooting the Barns 80 grain and 85 grains TSX using on Dall sheep and caribou really puts those animals in the dirt ~

I did this with my old 1980 Glenfield 60. Worked like a charm. Everything worked, CCI standard velocity, Mimi Mags, Stingers, Aguila, Winchester

My only complaint about it is that it's just an ugly gun Ruger just not all of their guns are uglies like Ruger vaqueros and new vaqueros aren't really ugly. They look kind of like almost exactly like a Colt single action. 1873 and some of the RedHawks look good too. But the super red hawk and the super Blackhawk and some of the other Blackhawks. They just look weird and stupid to me. I don't know. I don't like having a revolver with a really skinny barrel and then a whole lot of front sight at the end. It just looks weird and the frame. I just don't like the frames to have. I don't know. I just it's hard to explain it just look ugly. You know what I mean

I recently bought a Savage model 116 weather warrior (stainless steel) in 300 win mag for 599. Accustock, accutrigger, fluted barrel and jeweled bolt.. Hinged metal floor plate!! I love it!! Super super smooth and very accurate

You have the Carbine Saddle Ring version with the flat butt plate and forend barrel band. Have the same rifle ... but... in the Short Rifle version with Cresent Butt Plate and Fore end Barrel Cap.Mine shoots 38s and 357s without issue and can even mix and match them... great ejection no matter which. The action is buttery smooth and reliable... great rifle...!!

You can adjust trigger pull weight with the small screw located behind the sear in the bolt raceway. You have to take out the bolt and remove the scope to get access with a screwdriver.

Gorgeous rifle. I love the wood in that rifle, and the metal finish is superb. Thanks for sharing.

Sunny day hunting rifle. Nice, but carrying it hunting, more attention would be paid to not scratching it than looking for game.

The M1 bayonet was also used with the 1903A3.

Just went to the download page for manuals and they have the Buckmaster II scope PDF there still.

rear locking kucs allow case strech, resulting in case seperation. watch for ring at web developing,,after several reloading. had mine since '71 22-250 fast locktime & great trigger . weaver K-10 .. = thousand dead woodckucks

I'm a new subscriber and really like your informed vids and your thorough presentation style. I have owned a good number of Rem 788s thru the years and love them. Every one of them has been nicely accurate. I still own .222, .223, and .243. I rue the day I sold both of my 7mm-08s...dumb move! Great job on your vids.

I never knew s&w made a bolt action rifle like or imported really kool learn something new on CZcams everyday came across your vid by chance seen the title and was like whaaaaat? Lol awsome vid good info

I have no business owning/hunting with such a fine rifle… it would be trashed after a single season with me. That thing is absolutely beautiful

Didn’t Smith & Wesson also import rebranded Howa rifles?

Good looking rifle in its simplicity

Mine was very accurate. Regret selling it to a friend for his son. Mine was .243

Is this the Beretta Nano 2.0?

I had one in 243, good little rifle