4 Most Expensive Guns in the World - RIA Auction
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- The Rock Island Auction Company is one of the biggest antique auction houses around. They have garnered fame for auctioning unique and interesting firearms such as Theodore Roosevelt's Single Action Colt and many other pieces of history.
They hold a limited number of auctions each year and often bring an exciting range for antique collectors and firearms fans all over the world. However most of us will never have the opportunity to own one of these exceptional pieces.
Rock Island auction has broken records for some of the most expensive firearms ever sold, topped only by Bonhams sale of “the Gun that killed Billy the Kid”. A colt single action army that sold for $6.01 million. The price of these items does not do justice for the rich history and meaning that they carry with them.
Without further ado Madman reviews presents the four most expensive firearms sold by the Rock Island Auction Company.
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Crazy good craftsmanship
I like the sea captain colt.
Wonderful pieces of historical art weapons ..! 👍👍👍✅
Extremely interesting video ! The Napoleon set and the Ulysses Grant set are phenomenal pieces of work of their times. Superb, both collections !!
Nice, I've fired an 1847 Walker-Colt {Replica} Its a beast, around 5 1/2 lbs and 70 grains of Black powder it was the .44 Magnum of Its day, If I had any of these, I would sell them and buy a new H.D. Super-Glide and ride, I'm not getting any younger and would rather be in the wind as opposed to sitting around and looking at these beautiful hunks on Iron.
Se eu tivesse como, compraria todas elas. Simplesmente lindas e que construções inteligentes, quanta engenharia para construir qualquer uma delas. Quanta criatividade. Sou um apaixonado.
do you think the napoleon and grant guns were ever fired or just left on display in the cases.
Magnificent.
I was amazed and mesmerized at the Napoleon Arm’s set-Until General Grant’s Cased Set of Remington’s. National Treasure 🇺🇸
The excellent video in comintation .
3:19 Cool Danish Story.
Greeting from Denmark 🇩🇰👍🏼
Just a short story.
I personally own a very special (no, I won't name it here) handgun. I was told by a gun dealer the I probably should make it into a safe Queen and not shoot it. I told him that if I had a gun that I couldn't make go bang, I didn't want it.
He sheepishly admitted that if he owned it, he'd have shoot it as well.
Having said that, if I were wealthy enough to own any of the weapons mentioned in this video, I wouldn't buy them because I definitely wouldn't be able to shoot them.
Have a great day gun people!
I have a ______ made by a famous________ that was used in the battle of ________ in 1847 my ________ got it by shooting a famous _______ in the ______, I still have it today, I keep in my private island on lake ________
@@joesmith-tg3co basically lmao
A friend of mine owned a pawn shop and he called to tell me about a shotgun he had gotten in. It was a 1950 Browning Superposed in a custom case. I went to look at it and it was almost brand new. I haggled with my friend and he did owe me a few favors, so I got a good deal on it. However, I just couldn't bring myself to take it hunting, which is why I bought it. It was just too damn pretty! Anyway, I took it back to my friend who was more than happy to give me my money back, because he knew he could sell it for more to someone else. If I had scratched the fine finish on that gun going through the brush I would've been physically ill. Besides, my friend still owed me some favors again!
What happened to the stupid looking gun in the preview picture?
That's called clickbait and a perfect reason not to subscribe
@@probegt75 😂😂😂😁😁😁
Good thing to read comment while watching,,,, by the the this my comment posted im not watching this video anymore,, lol
I live in England, these gun videos make me cry, we can't even mail order a BB Gun, but criminals can own whatever.
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You can legally own everything in this video in England.
Gif bless the USA
nice video😍👍
Just because someone paid 6 million doesn't mean its worth 6 million.
Not Peterson, it's Patterson. It was Colts first gun. Walker was second. Dragoon was third.
WOW.
How about we re-price all these guns without inflation, moving back before the Federal Reserve Act.
The shocking thing wouldn't be the price they auctioned at. The shocking thing would be the reality of just how worthless the currency currently is.
Napoleon's "rifle" seems to have a flared muzzle, is it actually rifled, I wonder? It looks like a very fancy coach gun considering it's relatively short barrel. Exquisite arms indeed.
It was indeed a rifle. The flare here is mostly aesthetic.
the dragoon is the coolest one
I’d trade all of these to own Lincoln’s Henry Rifle at the Smithsonian
The tins of percussion caps were made in England by Eley Bros. Please pronounce it properly as Eelee. They are still in business making ammunition.
They are all beautiful firearms, but I'd much rather have something like the gold plated Walther PP once owned by Adolf Hitler. Weapons such as the ones shown don't have any history that directly relates to me, where as something from the Second World War does. Then again, I'd love a nice modern reproduction of a Colt pistol with the beautiful colours of the case hardening on the frame, just for target shooting and fun! :D
Warning the photo is click bait. There is no story about the pistol shown.
Damn, they are even auctioning the gun of America's discoverer Columbus 👋🏻💥🚫
How do u get peterson from patterson.
On 9:34 it shows a different pair of Remington revolvers with Navy motives. One of Ivory panels contains the Russian Imperial Eagle.
Prolly Pawn Stars prop gun...Rick and his best I can do crap guns
Good eye. Those are a separate set of similar revolvers presented to Czar Alexander II. Looks like they were improperly included here.
@@RockIslandAuctionCompany Thank you. I beleive you sold one of my tribute to Gustave Young Gold inlayed Navy from Bob Lee collection. Merry Christmas and a happy New Year!
Those old black powder revolvers of Grant’s looks bran new…
they also "show up' in 2018??? after being given to a handyman?? in payment?? provenance is key; someone is lying.
depends on who trying to sell it to
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Petersen Colts? Um, no. The first Colt revolvers were manufactured in Paterson, New Jersey and are today known as the PATERSON COLTS. Google is your friend.
each scratch and little dent / blemish has its own story.
Makes one wonder how much Robert E Lee's gun would go for.
Less than G.S. Patton's. 😆
Is these guns work? Is these revolvers prototype??
John Moses Browning…”BAR None”
First thing I would do is shoot the flintlocks!
I found a kinda rare gun under a set of old stairs on a farm ! It was a bsa pump action .22 I didn’t have a license to own it but my grandfather repaired it for me it had a missing firing pin he made his own from a old spanner lol 😂 I shot a lotta rabbits with it ! Then Australia 🇦🇺 had its first mass shooting so I handed it in in a gun 🔫 amnesty ! I got $2000 for that old rifle for it be destroyed ! Sad but I wasn’t getting into trouble for a old rifle
Were you afraid of the stasi going door to door to toss the place in search of guns?
It is really sad that instead of a museum, these historical and valuable weapons are bought from auctions and by collectors. It is very sad.
I am surprised the gun that killed Alexander Hamilton is not on the list.
We didn't sell the gun that shot him, but we did sell a pair of pistols he carried toward the end of the Revolutionary War.
Hay q estar loco para pagar tanto para comprar un arma que no se puede usar y que solo pueden mostrar a algún amigo de vez en cuando. Es gastar estúpidamente para comprar un objeto que te va a esclavizar, pues requerirá una inversión extra en seguridad.
It's Paterson with an (A) - Not - "Peterson" like you said... and that's all I got to say about that.
I'm with you. You know, is like when people say "gorilla warfare" instead of "guerrilla".
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Want. Buy
How much will the Colt Paterson 1836 used by the Winchesters' would cost at auction especially at "hunters" auction 🤣
За это допотопное железо и 100 рублей жалко
Guess I'm going to need a loan......... actually, make it another mortgage....... and sign away my soul.
Hi
I would have no use for this albatross.
But then, I'm not a collector.
All right one quick question the gun they said that killed Billy the Kid now didn't they actually say that that dude bushy bill was Billy the Kid he had all the scars and everything to prove it or some s*** I just can't understand how somebody would pay that much money for a gun that possibly could be false I don't know maybe I'm wrong
nice gun but the engraving offers no tactical advantage whatsoever
It's so hard to tell you how much you got wrong but just for instance Grant never carried Remington pistols he carried a pair of 58 colts that's 1858 colts and 36 caliber because that's what the common cavalry soldier would carry they may have been presentation pieces to him but he never carried them
لدي اختراع جميل فيه ربح كبير للبيع التفصيل علي الحاص
Can someone name me name of all the guns in this video
proof of worlds naked madness and cruelty
58 guage rifle ?
Belloq: look at this It's worthless. Ten dollars from a vendor in the street. But I take it, I bury it in the sand for a thousand years, it becomes priceless... like the Ark. Men will kill for it. Men like you and me. (1981)
Why in the world would you have a picture, painted by GERMAN painter Harry Haerendel, portraying Dorus Rijkers, a DUTCH naval rescue sailor when the subject is a gun originally owned by a DANISH seacaptain named Niels Hansen? Do your research. I found these bits of information in under 7 minutes because the image hung on the wall of my childhood home...
and doesn't mention the obvious IVORY grips on #4.
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I'll give you $50 for ALL 5
If these guns keep selling for these prices I need to start making more copies. I seem to fool a lot of people!
These are incredible, but anyone who can afford them haven't paid enough taxes.
Ok comrade
The narrator needs to learn how to pronounce the language
This video will play after the advert. Wana bet I won't watch it that long and all videos with forced long adds like this get a dislike.
So... No firearms? Not legally anyhow.
The Navy at the beginning (icon) is probably the ugliest gun I've ever seen.
Click bait
Where is the gun in the thumbnail? Why do posters do this? Thumbs down on this clickbait dud!
Crazy world capitalism! 😂
Another clickbait! Bye. Unsub.
I have one old magnum from 1946
Oh yeah and you do know that those ones that you're looking at heavy price tag or whatever I don't care they're fakes
Boy why do these videos on UA-cam always have horrible horrible narrators that's because they don't hire actual narrators they use the person who created the video
Look at media: 30 million people in the USA with a degree in Speech Communication and they hire a mumbling Brit. or some blonde that speaks so fast she's had TWO Starbucks Americanos before news time.
Lincoln asked general Robert E Lee first to command the Union army, general Lee declined saying he would stay true to his home state of Virginia, that's when Lincoln appointed general Grant
really rubbishes