Any of the c2000 ones have ceramic parts or are they all metal/alloy?
AdolfStiflr on
I meant to put 2000s instead of 1900s
Crazy-Fun-6893 on
Guns would be cool if they weren’t used to kill people
Kick_Natherina on
I’ve seen some of these in Peaky blinders. Pretty cool.
endgame217 on
Yo. Not the best use of trigger control….fingers out of trigger guard until you’re ready to fire. Learned that at like 5…..
vtosnaks on
Enjoyed the video but upvoted for the cow.
chootkaabhoot on
Imagine telling someone in the 1700s that one day you could carry a tiny pistol in your pocket and fire 10 shots without reloading. They’d probably think you were describing magic or witchcraft. Honestly… it still kinda feels like sci-fi even now.
Vividivix on
What I learned, cows will eat fucking anything.
theres_an_i_in_idiot on
Some pistols like the Marlin 39A and Colt M1911 have been in use since the late 1800s/early 1900s and are still in use.
incutt on
how much for the ‘new’ old stock bullets?
Potato1223 on
You forgot to add super obnoxious music that doesn’t relate to pistols at all
pressuredrightnow on
no wonder the accuracy was bad back then, those recoils are deadly themselves!
cassanderer on
Dumb question but are all these pistols smooth bores?
PaigeRosalind on
The Colt Single Action Army is the greatest pistol ever made. 6 bullets; enough to kill anything that moves
Unlucky_Figure on
No 1911?!
CheezCowboy3384 on
I’m still in early learning about firearms, but the MK II’s at the end, are those the type used in Olympic marksman competitions? I just noticed the distance increase despite the smaller caliber ammunition. Great video!
Anal-Logical on
Is it me or cows are just big pets doing random pet stuff like other pets?
AnalBlaster700XL on
I’m not at all experienced with firearms or shooting, but I could help thinking about the backstops here. Is it normal to use just what’s basically a pile of dirt, or am I missing something here?
Independent_Top_8210 on
Amazing how little firearm technology has changed in the past 100 years compared to how much it changed prior.
cyriustalk on
Need ones that goes Brrrrrrr…
WrongColorCollar on
The audio is exactly what I hoped for and the cows are the cherry on top.
PumpkinCarvingisFun on
Pretty good shooting, OP.
tdkimber on
Great camera work
Azumoth on
TIL the Mauser and Lugar were one of the first gas-operated pistols and came out before 1900. For some reason I thought these style of guns came out after WW1.
RavenousBrain on
Caveman uses shiny stick to throw tiny shiny rocks really far and really hard.
Smartguy898 on
No .44 magnum?
AutumnAscending on
Idk why but those modern Ruger sporting pistols look so pretty to me.
Jammer_Jim on
Cow!
fear_nothin on
The 1911 will always be my favorite side arm.
But I’m jealous your collection has everything from pirates to cowboys.
EscapeFacebook on
Revolvers are cool but I hate the way they roll in your hand when you fire them I prefer a guard.
nadjjaa on
The cow
gilles-humine on
Fuck you’re gonna make me play Hunt Showdown again
dikkiesmalls on
That third gun was absolutely beautiful . Wonder what that was…
pezdabol on
Can anyone name them in a convenient list?
nedlum on
With the Cole 1860, are the percussion caps just the explosive? How does the bullet get loaded?
Havanadream on
So much interesting stuff here, got to admit I’m jealous of the variety
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That Colt single action army is a beautiful piece
I got nervous for the cow there, ngl.
This reload time is exhilarating!
Moo.
Any of the c2000 ones have ceramic parts or are they all metal/alloy?
I meant to put 2000s instead of 1900s
Guns would be cool if they weren’t used to kill people
I’ve seen some of these in Peaky blinders. Pretty cool.
Yo. Not the best use of trigger control….fingers out of trigger guard until you’re ready to fire. Learned that at like 5…..
Enjoyed the video but upvoted for the cow.
Imagine telling someone in the 1700s that one day you could carry a tiny pistol in your pocket and fire 10 shots without reloading. They’d probably think you were describing magic or witchcraft. Honestly… it still kinda feels like sci-fi even now.
What I learned, cows will eat fucking anything.
Some pistols like the Marlin 39A and Colt M1911 have been in use since the late 1800s/early 1900s and are still in use.
how much for the ‘new’ old stock bullets?
You forgot to add super obnoxious music that doesn’t relate to pistols at all
no wonder the accuracy was bad back then, those recoils are deadly themselves!
Dumb question but are all these pistols smooth bores?
The Colt Single Action Army is the greatest pistol ever made. 6 bullets; enough to kill anything that moves
No 1911?!
I’m still in early learning about firearms, but the MK II’s at the end, are those the type used in Olympic marksman competitions? I just noticed the distance increase despite the smaller caliber ammunition. Great video!
Is it me or cows are just big pets doing random pet stuff like other pets?
I’m not at all experienced with firearms or shooting, but I could help thinking about the backstops here. Is it normal to use just what’s basically a pile of dirt, or am I missing something here?
Amazing how little firearm technology has changed in the past 100 years compared to how much it changed prior.
Need ones that goes Brrrrrrr…
The audio is exactly what I hoped for and the cows are the cherry on top.
Pretty good shooting, OP.
Great camera work
TIL the Mauser and Lugar were one of the first gas-operated pistols and came out before 1900. For some reason I thought these style of guns came out after WW1.
Caveman uses shiny stick to throw tiny shiny rocks really far and really hard.
No .44 magnum?
Idk why but those modern Ruger sporting pistols look so pretty to me.
Cow!
The 1911 will always be my favorite side arm.
But I’m jealous your collection has everything from pirates to cowboys.
Revolvers are cool but I hate the way they roll in your hand when you fire them I prefer a guard.
The cow
Fuck you’re gonna make me play Hunt Showdown again
That third gun was absolutely beautiful . Wonder what that was…
Can anyone name them in a convenient list?
With the Cole 1860, are the percussion caps just the explosive? How does the bullet get loaded?
So much interesting stuff here, got to admit I’m jealous of the variety
Sweet collection
Why didn’t he include the gun names?