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Griswold & Gunnison: Chronograph Data
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- In this video, I’ll be shooting the .36-caliber Griswold & Gunnison revolver over the chronograph and reporting the results. Be sure to subscribe to my channel for more videos. Thanks for watching!
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Wow, that is a marked difference in speed between the two. Cool!
I once again enjoyed your video. Back in the 1980's I owned a Gunnison &Griswold revolver that was imported by navy arms out of Ridgefield N.J. That gun was in .44 cal. It was a good shooter. I was new into black powder back then and truly loved that pistol. I got it on a trade for some barbell plates, those days are over I believe. My current pistol is a 3rd model colt dragoon, that is why I am looking forward for you to do a video on one.
Always enjoy your videos 👍
I am amazed on how you did not have one stuck cap! WOW
Lou Panella It’s a great little revolver! I don’t remember if I’ve ever had a cap jam with this one. Thanks for watching!
Guns Of The West
Very welcome! I enjoyed it!😃
No matter what the velocity, energy or spread, they're lots of fun to shoot!
100% agree!
Wow, what a difference 1 grain will make. Thanks Dustin. BTW, gotta love Wyoming.
Yeah, Wyoming is pretty awesome!
I would like to see some cronno testing with the remington 1858. Different bullets and powder charge please. I dont have a cronno to test it out and I would like to see what all bullet options are good for accuracy and best speed.
I would like to cast my own bullets for it at some point and would like some direction for a good bullet powder load.
Great stuff, thanks ! I have one but I can't afford the cronograph... this helps ! Thanks again !
Surprised at how much more velocity you got by simply adding 3 grains of powder. Looks like there’s hardly any recoil with either load.
Videos like these help as I do not have a chronograph yet. I find it more fun to use (and accidentally shoot) my friend's chrono instead.
LOL!
Is that the same type of revolver used by Anson Mounts character on Hell on Wheels? I just remember it being said he carries a Griswold, either way, great episode.
I recently got a holster for it that matches his. I’ll post a video about that soon.
Cool, can't wait.
I have now discovered 2 different guntubers names Dustin within 24 hours
Can you make a video on the peacemaker
Have you ever seen a cross between the G&G and the navy? I picked up a navy brass frame, but it reminds me a lot of the confederate gun, with an octagonal barrel.
Yes, Pietta makes a popular choice for a first-timer's gun with their brass 1851 Navys as they are easy to shoot and inexpensive.
ive always wondered what the fps outta that kind of load would be, i have a similar model and use 15 grains
when i first read that, i though you meant bullet weight, so i was real confused until i realized you meant black powder
Chrono graphed real world results always deserve a thumb up. ;-)
Beauty
Goex fffg 15 grains is Stronger than from the older video where it gets 51 ft lbs with 15 grain
Just bought my son one for Christmas but I have a question. I've seen 20 grains used on navy revolvers so are the grains being used her because of the brass frame?
William McCurry Yes.
@@GunsOfTheWest thank you for the quick reply. I am new to black powder and still have a lot if questions lol.
@@williammccurry5631 Welcome to the sport. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. Safe journies,my friend!
But what load is more accurate?
Just curious do you have issues with your G&G cylinder bolt becoming loose after many loadings ? Found it to be a great gun except that.
I haven’t had any trouble with it. I keep the loads pretty light though.
@@GunsOfTheWest should do us a favor and buy another brass frame and torture test it with higher loads for us lol. Dixie has brass frame navys for like 180 last I checked.
@@GunsOfTheWest many complain about the brass getting beat up by the cylinder slamming back from recoil but I have yet to see it on mine. I think the brass frames made in the last decade are stronger than those prior and obviously back in the late 1800s.
Can you tell us more about the load? Are you using a wad, or anything to fill empty space? Or just seating the ball on the powder and bang? For that matter does 18 grain and a ball leave any dead space in a .36? (I am more use to shooting a .44)
These loads are just powder and ball. I generally recommend using lube, but I can’t when I use the chronograph because it confuses the sensors.
A steel framed Navy can take almost 25 grains. Wonder how much velocity?
If you go back through my channel I’ve done chronograph testing with the Navy as well.
Alsome video
Thanks, Jeremy!
Why such light loads?
It’s a brass-framed gun, so it’s good to go easy on it.
Dog garnit I’m late!
1:20 and 2:15 in case you want to pause the video and compare the charts.
What does "MV" mean?
Probably muzzle velocity
@@MORiverFishing Ah.
Justin is correct. It’s the muzzle velocity.
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Holding 2 handed is just wrong.
Ted Curtis Say that when it’s pointed at your own chronograph. LOL
Just ain't done that way at all. One hand for your gun and one for your knife.
@@GunsOfTheWest if you shoot your chronograph but didn't film it did you really shoot your chronograph? only your bank account can tell.