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Same with what Suzie is doing now😂

That's a lot of recoil compare to ar15!

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Oh good lord. This is the model of rifle that I learned to shoot on. The rifle I used in my first (squirrel) hunt. Even had the barrel-shaped bolt knob. Ohhhhh, the nostalgia.

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First! This is one I've never heard of before. Very neat

It’s been bead blasted and polished a little. Obviously it’s crap why would u expect otherwise. This is a kids toy from 1950-1970 when it lay in a barn rusting until someone “restored” it

I envy you that you don't have an NFA

Good stuff Tools. I have some of this in 380acp

Yeah that quick detach mount bracket does add an obscene amount of extra height to it. I remember gooseneck mounts for AR's have a much smaller mount surface for these old Trijicon CQB optics, perhaps something custom could be cut/stamped to fit on that rear sight base. Or perhaps you'll get one of these angled pict rail sections with a step, but then you'll likely have to move the sight EVEN further to the front.

It's so cursed. I love it. First!

There is nothing about that gun that screams 1860/1861. The loading lever is more like an 1851, than the rack and pinion loading lever that the 1860/1861 used. It almost looks like someone took an 1851, and tried to reshape it into an 1861 pocket navy but screwed up. Which would explain the disproportions with the barrel, and loading lever. And then maybe tried to refit a longer Dragoon cylinder, to a navy frame? Which would explain the thin chamber walls, and uneven cylinder length. But that gun, sounds like and behaves the exact same way my brass frame Confederate Navy does.

Quelle vie de chien !!

There are some Swiss ones in the US, they command a bit of a premium because they aren't common here. Roughly $1,200 to $1700 last I looked, even for ones with a rough exterior. (Most I've seen are a bit worn)

beautiful analysis and presentation. thank you! They are fascinating rifles, almost a piece of the history of the great Swiss gunsmith who produced and customized them to measure (I believe with raw parts purchased from Hammerli & Hausch) for the great Swiss shooters.. The Swiss national shooting team, dominant at 300 meters in many competitions at the beginning of the last century with these beautiful rifles including the 1900 Paris Olympics with Staheli world champion (his Stutzer Martini are preserved in the shooting museum in Bern)

saw one on a rack at a night shooting competition, the fact they're still used is impressive af, love the decorated stocks too

F I R S T I saw the xeet so I came running

finally, the hand deleter mk1

What brand of sharps is this? Pedersoli, garret?

WHERE IS YOUR EYE PROTECTION

THAT LOOKS SICK!!

The nikki montage 👌👌👌

Nice video! Too bad none of these come up on Gunbroker and when I did a Google search the first page was just weird .ch websites that I didn't want to click on. I like single shots and if I could get something functional for relatively cheap I'd be sure interested.

Just to add a few points: I'm gonna do this mad minute with this rifle again pretty soon. There's room for improvements because I move the rifle too much between reloads and leaving the bandoleer and box of ammo near me was confusing as I got ammo from both places. Also using the set trigger slows me down a lot but as mentioned in the edit, I'm quite dumb so there you go. Next time I do it I'll work on keeping the rifle in my shoulder more, use the (very heavy) front trigger and place my ammo very close to my right hand. I believe that with a better setup and some training I could reach 13-14 rounds a minute. So stay tuned for that But this was my first Mad Minute and I'm happy I did it , I learned new things and I'll get the opportunity to apply those lessons and improve. We keep pushing. Love you all, don't forget to pet dogs and drink water !

You can't put a tourniquet on a gooch.

Well done on showing how you make the paper cartridges for your Sharps. I recently purchased an original Model 1869 Sharps. Now Sharps never actually put the model name/number on any of their rifles except the 1869 or 1863 . . They called the latest version which began production in 1874. It was the public and the catologue which mentions 1874 model of which came in many configurations and calibers. Sharps started chambering the 1874 in 45-70 that year and produced 45-90 45-100 . Prior to that the most made chambering was the 44-77. The one I bought is a " 1874 model" chambered in 45-70 made in 1877. I also got at the same time an original Springfield Trapdoor in 45-70. The markings on this gun date it to 1873- 74. Both are off to a gunsmith who works mostly on single shot rifles to be looked at for safety and then be in firing condidtion. I also have 2 1885 High walls in 45-70 one winchester one Browning. They both shoot 5 shot cloverleafs at 100 yds. I will look for some more of your videos. For your additional information the Buffalo rifles made by Sharps weighed 14 to 16 pounds some more. The one I have is the Hunter model with octangonal barrel 30 inches weighing 10.5 pounds with double set triggers. I live in Canada and will have no problem shooting Moose, Elk, Bear, Whitetail deer or Bison if I so choose.

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Be careful when it is holstered

My son has Chinese SKS factor code 26 made in 1979 with 30 military surplus mix strips including BXN and chines.

C'est le fameux calibre obligatoire pour chasser dans les Grisons.

Tellement cool ce k31 je trouve maintenant ma ruger scout ennuyeuse 😅

I've had for 7 months and keep it on lock 1 with no problems. Using it this way the burn risk is avoided but downside is need for double press and ~3/4 sec delay to turn on. This is a reasonable trade-off for me as the security feature of instant-on strobe and flat form factor are main reasons I chose. The unit also appears to be well-made. So far I've been pleased with the purchase. I saw a video indicating a new version with some improvements is coming or just released, as well as a slightly scaled-down model with reduced cost (EDC 25).

Due to how our gun laws work, we can have pretty much any semi-auto Uzi we want in the states, but the ATF banned open bolt Semi-autos years ago, due to how simple they are to convert back. ;) Semi-auto Uzi's in the United States all use the Mini Uzi striker system to fire from a closed bolt.

I have a AR-10 in .308 16" pencil profile barrel and put a Primary Arms 3x Prism on it

Very nice video thank you I have a full auto. I didn’t know they had open bolt semi’s

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Hello from New Zealand. Thanks for sharing your experiences with this iconic rifle design

It is your rifle; it is not a holy relic. Some people would rather you left it in original condition and let it rust in a closet for the next 30 years. The way it is now, you're probably shooting it and giving it a new life. Those people should go buy a rifle and do that to it, and not concern themselves with what other people do with their own property. Obviously, if the rifle had historical significance that would be different.

Oh my God! This is the sickest scout rifle I’ve ever seen! I want this. The quality looks ridiculously amazing. Beautiful gun

Great video and firearm

First and based

Oh man that's sweet

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I'm here to boost the algorithm and see cool guns and my bud

Very cool

Absolutely awesome and EXTREMELY PRACTICAL. Probably the best scout rifle build I have ever seen. I wish I thought of that. Had no idea magazines were still made for them. Definitely inspired me to start looking for one now lol Thanks. K31s are scary accurate and fast 😳

Great song choice

That is NOT a revolver.