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Love your honesty, it hard out here for us big guys especially reviews in this type of field.

I've owned 4 of these and there fun, the bluing on them is deeeeeeep! I've yet to see one wore out

Good❤.

Thanks for sharing, love this knife, remember seeing them as a kid

Ive been wanting one since the 1970s. But never bought one. Till finally june2024 i finally bought ine inpractically mind condition. And i love it. Even though it's a 22short. Shoots awesome.

Do you sell it?

I appreciate my NAA 22 short revolver! I carry it every day in a leather cross carry concealed holster on my belt when I walk with my wife on our daily treks along the lake and in the parks. It's reassuring to have in today's climate of insecurity for senior citizens. Actually the .22 short was originally developed in 1857 as a self defense caliber and pistol by Smith and Wesson

great weapon, they do not make this model in 2 inch barrel any longer, i wish it caME IN 2 1/2 INCH BARREL,,

H&R's are good revolvers. I own a couple of them.

Thanks for the video, I used to have one as I love H&R; but I didn't like the grip on this model.

i have one, fun little pistol to shoot. however mine always gives me a "snake bite" whenever the slide comes back on the meat of my hand, between the thumb and index finger.

Citizen is an extremely reliable brand. I have their NY0040 and the "ashtray" caught my attention lately, although full of things i don't usually like (see how a well-designed watch does wonders!).

Lance and bill from terminator

why not seacamp in 32

Great video, do you happen to have a link for the rails? Thanks

Dam looks like a pretty good blue job to me.

Also great that you can do a safe cylinder rotation check after loading it by pulling back the hammer slightly rather than pulling the trigger back slightly with the DAO Centennial models. It also allows you to put your thumb on the top of the hammer as you holster it so you can feel it coming back if the trigger snags on something. Prefer the heavier steel frame 649 for IWB carry as it's easier to feel it as you walk so you are not constantly patting it to see if it's still there (not a good feeling to think it might have fallen out of its holster or been left in a gas station toilet), while it feels more robust, handles +P ammo better, has less recoil, is easier to shoot well, and makes a better impact weapon.

That's a palmetto state armory smith & lesson revolver.

I like the 351c.

i guess urban carry holsters makes a "lock leather" holster for both the 732 and 632.

I have a Beretta M. 21, .22 LR since 1979, Made in Brazil, and its barrel is 71mm, the BobCat's Mother . . . ! In defense mode I use Stinger amunnition ! 😮😊❤

I own two of them, great gun. You got the better deal. I have hogue overmolded grips on mine, made a huge difference for me.

Another good video. Thx!

I have a very similar one. It’s been sitting in a drawer for over 40 years, unused.

MY UNDERWOOD 150GR WADCUTTERS ITEM732 HAVE A BLACK TIP, NOT RED...SINCE THEY HAVE THE SAME ITEM AND RATED FOR 1000FPS, WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE?.......THANK YOU

Very nice Gun,but can better cleaneing !

I got a Tact 2 in the late 80's. I still have it.!

I stopped this video halfway through and ordered a brand new 10-14. 🎉😊

I have one to! Im usually more into 38. Special but this one is so small its perfect i can bring it anywhere. I wonder how much damage it really does

👍Ty!! . . .YOU ~ ROCK ! ! 🤛

There is definitely a difference in real Paracord.

Daggers are killing knives. Period. I have a knock off M II and a Gerber Guardian. Illegal in MI. Though I have a CPL.

I have a Japanese knock off made in the early 80s. Bought it on main post at Ft. Benning. Fine steel, I wrapped the handle with hockey tape.

I just picked one up at my local gun store! I got such a sweet deal I couldn't pass it up. I can't wait to carry it off duty! Great video btw! 😁👍

Nice gun. I have the model 51 6 inches.

Excellent video and very informative! Subscribed.

Miroku is a high end gun maker in Japan. They make the BL-22, the Browning SA and now the Winchester 1885. Very nice, well machined and heat treated.

Great gun. I got married in 1981 and remember having one of my first fights with my wife over buying this very gun. Paid $115 bucks for it. Thanks for the memories

My grandfather has one with a 3” barrel. Seems to be a sweet little gun

I purchased a Milwaukee duct knife, which is kind of the same thing as that knife, and it only cost me $20, and I'm sure it's tougher than the gerber mark2.

Had a mk1 and a mk11 back in the 70s, ownd exclusively Gerbers ever since.

I still have mine. I bought it at the PX in 1991. I carried it for 8 years. It now resides in my safe.

Have one just like it! With the Bulldog Grips 😊

Gorgeous

I have a command MK II. The MK II is a one trick pony. Boy she does that one trick so damn well.

I have a 1974 Gerber mk20 good knife

Sykes and Fairbane are two British guys that co designed the knife you mentioned. The design was clarified through use while in certain Asian counties.

I had both the Mark 1 boot knife and the Mark II as a pair during my Army service in the 1970s thru 1988 when they were stolen from me. I managed to replace the Mark II in 1988 with the same model you have and I still have it today. It too has been well used but is still in good nick. I managed to find a Mark1 boot knife a few years ago and still have that as well. Great knives although I preferred the earlier models' leather sheaths.

Great looking quality gun , compact enough to pack almost anywhere . Great review 👍

I just got a new one ❤ I like it for its versatile and ease of use. It sits on my nightstand ready just in case I might need it. Luv it❤