1892 is a mechanically tight, accurate and very well finished revolver. It can be fired single-action by cocking the hammer first or by double-action by a full trigger pull.
This is what I like about this channel then most others in it's category, no talking or commentary of any kind, no being obnoxious (in a bad or ittitating way) and being political, not inviting contervarsal figures and not mentioning or doing anything that would cause problems or trigger people, shows off weapon in good detail in short amount of time without going on a long lecture and or being extra, just pointing and shooting, I absolutely love it
I came here cause this gun basically was god when I played that game, I'm still stalling and it's been 4 day since I last played it, it's seriously scary
I had the chance to fire 5 rounds out of a 1892 revolver, and it is quite an experience. Not because of the recoil, which is nonexistent in the 8mm cartridge, but because the fit and finish of the gun is unreal. I have not handled many guns that perspire this level of quality. The big downside of this revolver is its trigger weight. Even in single action, it's very heavy. But it's a clean pull. What's insane is that it was designed to be fired from the left hand, the right hand holding a saber. Riding a horse.
Nagant have worst reload type, it's has been used on colt SAA. Higher bullet speed and drum move to the barrel before the shooting, does more speed than other revolvers
Une très belle arme, datant de la période où la France était une grande puissance industrielle... Tout ça fait malheureusement parti du passé. Aujourd'hui on a Macron et Attal...
Do you reload them? I can only find data for Vectan powder, which is unavailable here where I live. I have Hodgdon Tite Group and Vihtavuori 320 but I can't find any data.
Is this true for this 1892 Lebel Revolver: “IMA considers all antique guns as non-firing, inoperable and/or inert. Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 921(a)(16) defines antique firearms as all guns made prior to 1899. This law exempts antique firearms from any form of gun control or special engineering because they are not legally considered firearms. No FFL, C&R or any license is required to possess, transport, sell or trade Antique guns.”
It was designed to be reloaded using the right hand. Ammo was stored in a pouch on the holster, which was worn on the right hip. It’s also easier to handle loose rounds using the dominant hand. It makes sense ergonomically, but most people are just used to the American-style left-swinging cylinders.
je prends des douilles de starline du 32.20 winchester et je les coupe vers 27.4 mm. Mais je n'ai pas trouve des informations au poudre sauf que le Vectan, qui n'est pas available ici.
@@selmevias1383 Eh bien... les douilles (etuis) de 32.20 qui j'utilise sont de Starline - que est-ce qu'il a d'autre que ca? Je ne comprends pas, excusez moi...
@@JosipRadnik1 Avant le changement de la loi l'année passée il était possible d'avoir accès à des étuis dans le bon calibre directement (H&C collection de mémoire) Maintenant tout a été surclassé en B donc bon...
@@qp6563 I’m aware of the reasons behind the right-swing cylinder and loading gate on the right. But I just think that this might potentially be the best WW1 handgun for left-handed shooters
It was designed to be reloaded using the right hand. This makes sense because ammunition was stored in a pouch attached to the holster, and it would be easier for most people to handle loose rounds using their dominant hand.
One of the most beautiful revolvers ever made
Like lemat
Fun fact: James Franco used a revolver like this when he played Blaine Rawlings in the 2006 film Flyboys.
Лётчик-налётчик😁😁😁
He has it in this is the end
harry osborn
Remember, switch to your sidearm when your MG gives up on you…
The worst movie ever
1892 is a mechanically tight, accurate and very well finished revolver. It can be fired single-action by cocking the hammer first or by double-action by a full trigger pull.
This is what I like about this channel then most others in it's category, no talking or commentary of any kind, no being obnoxious (in a bad or ittitating way) and being political, not inviting contervarsal figures and not mentioning or doing anything that would cause problems or trigger people, shows off weapon in good detail in short amount of time without going on a long lecture and or being extra, just pointing and shooting, I absolutely love it
Just something about that old classic. One of the few guns from the 1800s that can still be useful in modern times (assuming one has the ammo for it).
I saw an animation of the mechanism and it seems much more simple to self produce than newer revolver like the Python.
Good to see one in action, thanks...That's a nice weapon...
I appreciate the view man!
Huh, when I first saw this in Amnesia: The Bunker, I mistook it for a British Service Revolver (Webley)
I came here cause this gun basically was god when I played that game, I'm still stalling and it's been 4 day since I last played it, it's seriously scary
This one is pure French. Only difference is that the gun in Amnesia has the cylinder swing out left instead (likely for gameplay reasons).
Perfect revolver 👌
Henri Clément's gun in Amnesia: The Bunker.
The French best revolver ever.
Y es el revolver de Indiana Jones😉
hello friend since then we have manufactured other revolvers like the manurhin which are truly the best revolvers in the world
*laugh in MR73*
Nice gun, double action and everything!
I like that iron, despite its manufacturing time, it has an excellent slight recoil.
That thing is in great condition!
Meant for the a sword on the right hand, and the revolver in the left.
This needs to be added to Hunt
I had the chance to fire 5 rounds out of a 1892 revolver, and it is quite an experience. Not because of the recoil, which is nonexistent in the 8mm cartridge, but because the fit and finish of the gun is unreal. I have not handled many guns that perspire this level of quality. The big downside of this revolver is its trigger weight. Even in single action, it's very heavy. But it's a clean pull. What's insane is that it was designed to be fired from the left hand, the right hand holding a saber. Riding a horse.
Same revolver in Amnesia the bunker.
Got me some Henri Clement vibes
Lebel Revolver my beloved 🙏
man, could you make an image of the gun sights, like a close-up, it would make the video even more interesting :)
It's perfect
Compared to Nagant 1895, which one is better?
Nagant is better, 7.62×38 is more robust than 8×27.
Nagant have worst reload type, it's has been used on colt SAA. Higher bullet speed and drum move to the barrel before the shooting, does more speed than other revolvers
Nagant: 1 extra Bullet
Wait, the lebel has an inverted cylinder??? That's so bizarre, but then again it makes sense for a french gun.
It was designed for cavalry. The idea was that they hold their revolver in their off hand, and their saver/lance in their dominant hand.
Nice revolver
Thank you!
"Vengeance is hereby mine"
some rat
Can the cylinder be moved to both sides of the revolver, or just to the right?
Just to the right, it's meant to be used in the left hand, with a sword in the right hand, which sounds quite epic
I love this revolver i don't think you see it a enough in games
Probably because the cylinder flips out of the right, so you’d need some weird animations.
Красивый и надежный наган ❤❤❤😊😊😊
I love the 1892
An early WW1 MAS 1892 Revolver. Cool
Hey, do you still own most of the guns on your channel, or do you sell them off to buy new ones to show
Awesome...what state is this in.
Hola soy de guadalajara jalisco México no me pierdo ni un video sin ver
Franceses gostavam de algo bem elegante na ww1
Une très belle arme, datant de la période où la France était une grande puissance industrielle...
Tout ça fait malheureusement parti du passé. Aujourd'hui on a Macron et Attal...
Cela pourrait être pire - imaginez si vous aviez Sunak ou Baerbock... ou Biden 😜
Was a nagant before the nagant was cool
DUDE! PICK UP THAT BRASS! Berry's bullets makes 8mm projectiles. They are so easy to reload.
Do you reload them? I can only find data for Vectan powder, which is unavailable here where I live. I have Hodgdon Tite Group and Vihtavuori 320 but I can't find any data.
Also designed by Nagant?😮
Next time, please introduce Mateba.
Amnesia: The Bunker sent me here
Who makes the Lebel Revolver
P92 pistol also a legendary weapon, make a video on p92 pistol.
I thought that was the Nagant revolver at first glance
Bro how many guns do you have?
Yes.
Is this true for this 1892 Lebel Revolver:
“IMA considers all antique guns as non-firing, inoperable and/or inert. Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 921(a)(16) defines antique firearms as all guns made prior to 1899. This law exempts antique firearms from any form of gun control or special engineering because they are not legally considered firearms. No FFL, C&R or any license is required to possess, transport, sell or trade Antique guns.”
Nice
first i was like: ooh cool i think i've heard that name before
but then i was like: wha-WHY DOES IT OPEN UP ON THE RIGHT WTF-
It was designed to be reloaded using the right hand. Ammo was stored in a pouch on the holster, which was worn on the right hip. It’s also easier to handle loose rounds using the dominant hand. It makes sense ergonomically, but most people are just used to the American-style left-swinging cylinders.
I just can’t get into revolvers
cowboy revolver
Jai une question, peut t'il tirer du 32.20 winchester ?
je prends des douilles de starline du 32.20 winchester et je les coupe vers 27.4 mm. Mais je n'ai pas trouve des informations au poudre sauf que le Vectan, qui n'est pas available ici.
Non, mauvaise idée, prends de la Starline ou de la PPU pour les étuis.
@@selmevias1383 Eh bien... les douilles (etuis) de 32.20 qui j'utilise sont de Starline - que est-ce qu'il a d'autre que ca? Je ne comprends pas, excusez moi...
@@JosipRadnik1 Avant le changement de la loi l'année passée il était possible d'avoir accès à des étuis dans le bon calibre directement (H&C collection de mémoire)
Maintenant tout a été surclassé en B donc bon...
Soy fanático de las armas lo malo q en nuestro país están proibidas
Cowboys in movies:
Revolver.
Almost felt like this revolver was specifically designed for lefties
It wasn't, more to make reloading while on horseback easier.
@@qp6563 I’m aware of the reasons behind the right-swing cylinder and loading gate on the right. But I just think that this might potentially be the best WW1 handgun for left-handed shooters
It was designed to be reloaded using the right hand. This makes sense because ammunition was stored in a pouch attached to the holster, and it would be easier for most people to handle loose rounds using their dominant hand.
How to receive the revolver
coool
western style
Single action
you can try albanian SKS ??
Addres Kia hai
Old French revolver.
Viva la France.
Как такую тонкую верхнюю часть рамки не вырывает к херам?
0:28
literally no reoil
КЛАССНАЯ МАШИНКА , ХОТЕЛ БЫ СЕБЕ ТАКУЮ .НЕ ТО ЧТО НАГАНОВСКОЕ ДЕРЬМО .
Have you believed the gospel? The gospel is that Jesus died on the cross for your sins was buried and rose again the third day
I want to gun
well its not the mosin 1895, its got that going for it
@@CharlieFoxtrot128 right right thats it