Do you feel lucky? The .44 Magnum is one of History's Guns.
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- čas přidán 6. 05. 2021
- The .44 Magnum was made largely popular by Clint Eastwood in "Dirty Harry". The .44 Magnum is one of History's Guns.
History's Guns is a popular segment often airing Wednesday nights on the Television Show Shooting USA only on the Outdoor Channel.
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Absolutely love the 44 Magnum!
AMEN.
The irony is the gun isn't much used by police because of it's monstrous recoil. Milius stated he picked the .44 Magnum because it was a hunting round and he wanted to show Harry was a hunter.
I bought my blued 6.5 inch barreled model 29 in 1981 and still have it. It is a great gun, very accurate.
I think of the late Mr. Elmer Keith when I here 44 Magnum. Thank you very much. Have a blessed weekend. LORD GOD Bless all and stay vigilant.
I really appreciate how you presented the history on this!
RIP, Jim. You will be missed.
I happen to be in the right place at the right time and picked up one. 29-3. Blued and 6 inch barrel. I love owning a piece of legendary history.
The Great Legend Elmer Keith will always be remembered as long as guns chambered in .357 and .44 Magnums existed and are being used.
I have had a few 29 Smiths all very good guns accuracy always very acceptable, my last one was a beautiful 8 3/8" and I have had three 6" and one 4" in the end the 6" was my favorite because I carried in a hip holster a lot. Great guns and one of the best medium calibers out there!
44 Rem Mag. Rocks! Smith & Wesson handguns Rock!
Literally my favourite revolver of them all
have 3 .44 Magnum's Ruger Redhawk, S&W Mod 29 and the New produced Colt Anaconda. Love the .44 Magnums.
Sadly, if you remember the range scene with the four rookies in Magnum Force, Harry Callahan admits to shooting 44 special in his Model 29.
Bullshit. Clint never shot a real M29 in these movies. He shot blank replicas. Look at the recoils in those movies. No idiot would give a real gun to an actor because no one wishes any accidents. That's why no recoils in movies.
No! The line is special loads, not 44 special!!!
You're right, good call!
@@morriszachrisson8359 this didn't age well
@@morriszachrisson8359many films involving guns have (and still do) been using actual firearms.
Some fire pyrotechnics, others were converted to fire blanks.
The safest are blank fire only guns.
Jim's voice is epic!!
I've got one of the more recent models with the awful lock. That aside, it's a great shooter. Packs a wallop and certainly turns heads whenever I fire it at my local club's indoor range. LOL.
I had an 8-3/8" model 29 and loved that gun! Wish I still had it....
I was finally able to buy a 29 a few years ago. It has an 8 3/8 inch barrel.
Nickel plated 29-2 6 1/2" bought in 1975, blued 4" and 6 1/2" 29-2 purchased in 1976 still have them, my favorite carry is the 4" since then the other two have been safely resting in the safe ready for duty...
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The Lord Hummungus, Rick Simon and Sledge Hammer liked this Hand gun as well
In 1974 I picked up a blued 6 1/2 inch S&W model 29 and in 1979 I picked up a model 629 with a 6 inch barrel. Both are great shooters. I reload and used to cast bullets for them. The preferred cast bullet is Lymans # 429421 cast bullet out of hard lead. The powder has been either Alliant 2400 or Unique. H110 is another powder. All loads give significant recoil
The actual gun that made movie legend was purchased from Miller’s Gun store in Wilmington, DE.
Definitely on my bucket list however I prefer the 4” over the 6”
I have one in 8" "-)
I have a 6" and a 4". Both 29-2's P&R 3 T's
Love these videos!! They 'Make My Day'!! 👍
Unrelated because i just found this video but holy shit the narrator's voice is awesome
It's a beauty.
Great gun for everyone!
Haven’t shot one yet ,in the early 80s they were hard to get so I got a Dan Wesson 6” instead, still have it and it’s very accurate.
I seen one in 2017 used $1,000. I should have got it. 2017 was a good year...
Portuguese Special Police unit used the SW .44 Mag also, 4 inch and Hogue grip mostly.
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Yep the 44 auto mag he had that one to that is a great Weapon
I owned two Smith & Wesson Model 29's in my life, a 6 inch barrel and a 4-inch barreled Model 29-2. What I learned was that over time they will shoot themselves loose, which is why the Model 29-3 had what's known as the "endurance package) added to it in the 1980's. I got far more use and what was a better shooting gun what my Smith & Wesson Model 57 in .41 Magnum, which looks identical to the Model 29. Mine was a 4 inch barrel and it had belonged to a Vermont constable who used it his entire career until he retired. It was a better shooting and more comfortable gun with less recoil but in .41 still packed enough of a punch. My favorite .44 Magnum was a Ruger Blackhawk flat top 50th anniversary gun. It shot better and held up a lot better than either of the two Smith & Wesson revolvers I had.
Go ahead make my day and you did!!
A respectable icon in America. 2A! I still love the 44 Magnum over the 357 Magnum.
I used to have a Ruger Super Blackhawk Hunter Model in. .44 Magnum with a Nikon 2x scope on it and it was perfect for stand hunting and still hunting deer 🦌
I have a 4" 29-2 that is in pristine condition. The trigger is ridiculously smooth and stages perfectly. I wished I could handle that recoil anymore but I’m reduced to pretty much only shooting 44 special in it. It’s my safe Queen for sure.
.44 specials still is no slouch though. be proud of that beauty and dig her out of the safe and have fun with it from time to time.even if all you can handle are specials
Lol the title sounds like the meme.
Got my 6.5” 29-2 at the used counter at bass pro, and my 629 8 3/8 at a gun show. The 629 is scoped up for hunting, hoping to get a deer with it next season. Or pig or bear or elephant
Nice!
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If he didn't totally waste the strength of one finger by trying to hold onto the trigger guard, a round one at that, and use all his fingers on the actual handle he might control the recoil better.
I picked up a new 29-10 4 inch. Absolutely my favorite firearm. The new ones may have the key lock, MIM parts, sleeved barrel , but it still an awesome revolver, and it can handle +P magnum loads all day.
Simply a beautiful gun. I've got a model 28 nickel plated which is the 357 cousin of this brown girl and I love it. Just started moving into collectibles so maybe I'll add this one to my stable
Yes....I know all about it!
Larry Kelly of Mag-Na-Port fame and origin used the Super Blackhawk in a five inch barrel, and ported of course, to drop an elephant. He used a KTW tungsten core bullet to brain the beast as he reached out with his trunk to grab him.
Moćan revolver i odličan
Model 29 is my handgun. Extremely accurate, sexy as all get out and a pleasure to shoot. Just don't fight the recoil.
Target shoot mainly with specials and load magnums for real business
The 44 magnum is fun to shoot once but overall exhausting to shoot long term. If you want something powerful but easier, I'd recommend the 45 ACP desert eagle. Strange how much of a difference such a small change in size makes. Obviously a 9mm is king for accuracy and speed but the desert eagle is a great balance between the fun of shooting a gun with a lot of kick and still being accurate and repeatable.
.45 ACP Desert Eagle?
Perhaps you are referring to the MRI *Baby* Eagle in .45, as the *Desert* Eagle was never chambered in that cartridge.
Question: Is there such a thing as a "Light Special"? Just asking.
Unico,irrepetible, inalcanzable...SW 29...el Padre de los revolveres.
I wouldn't use that for defense against other people, I'd use it for hunting Lions, Bears, Tigers, etc.
Dirty Harry character in the movie is after San Francisco police inspector Dave Toschi who carried a Smith & Wesson 44 magnum and he was the inspector who hunted the zodiac killer in bay area
fav gun too why the cannon? cause I hit and what I aim at.
Do ya feel lucky!
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Came here after taxi driver...👍
Love mine. 29-10
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Had a 29-3 for 21yrs. 8 3/8s nickel square butt. 240gr federal hydrashoks leave little for evidence
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Back in to late80s I had a model 29 44 mag with a 4 inch barrel. I would go to the range and shoot 200 rounds each time. I did not like the ribbed trigger I got a blister in that finger.
I have a 629-6 with a 4inch I love it I use for home defense and Baer defense
I bought one in Germany.in 1973...I saw Dirty Harry at the post theater at Grafenwohr in July of 1972...but none were available and none were expected to become available for the foreseeable future...I forgot about it until December of '73cwhen I got a call from the manager of the Illesheim Rod and Gun club telling me that one was available from the S&W bonded warehouse in Ulm which was being closed..my price was $205.50!!!! I could believe my luck, but didn't have the cash available at the time...rules were that you had to pick up the handgun and bring it to the company arms room the day it arrived...the R&G club had no safe or security to hold firearms...I called my dad in New Jersey and asked him for a loan...I'd already spent as much on a plane ticket home for Christmas of that year...in mid January of 74 I got another call to pick up the gun...I think I ran the half mile to the R&G club in about 10 seconds!!! Unfortunately it was stolen in Feb of '82...I have both the receipt and Post MP registration card....
Now that’s a sad ending ☹️
Did Clint fire 8.3 or only 6.5?
6.5.
I have Ruger Super Blackhawk
It was not an M29. Inspector 71 carried an M57 .41 magnum....(i recon so)