Cimarron Colt 1860 Army Revolver: Range Review

A re-review of a Colt 1860 Army revolver from Cimarron.
First Shots: 0:00-1:17
History and Specs: 1:17-3:17
Loading: 3:17-5:23
Accuracy Test: 5:23-6:02
Final Shots: 6:02-8:29

[@guaporeturns9472]

Always enjoy your stuff James

[@bobscar327]

Another great video, thanks.

[@murphysmuskets]

Great to see you man and looking great btw! Hope you & the family are well. Miss y’all

[@squawk3120]

Very nice presentation

[@75SakoHunter]

Nice! I also have two and they are a lot of fun!!

[@texmexshoots]

Great looking revolver. Love the classics. Bet she is fun to shoot!

[@cw2a]

Very Nice!! ❤

[@saltyshellback]

I have two of those. They are fun to shoot, but reloading can be a pain after a while 😄

[@Valorius]

Now that's a nice revolver.

[@curly__3]

I've read that 75% casualties in the civil war were from bp revolvers. Makes sense if you think about it. Those things were the m16 of the day. Many soldiers carried 2 or 3 at a time.
Interesting vid. Thanks.

[@andrewwebster4348]

The vast majority of casualties were from disease. Due to the limitations of revolvers (took too long to load, and horrible accuracy), I highly doubt that the casualties incurred from revolvers was enough to warrant even passing mention, let alone 75% of combat casualties.

[@curly__3]

@@andrewwebster4348 ... Everything you just said was ill informed bs.

[@bluehernandez3594]

Where do you get the conical bullets for the 1860?

[@ricardodelano2205]

do you think DGW will have this civilian model?

[@michaelray4033]

Where you getting your caps?

[@wesleyharden6823]

I’m able to be the most accurate with this weapon compared to all my other black powder revolvers I own.

[@mountaineer7435]

The reason why uberti stains thier grips that color is because, the originals were the exact same color!
They have figured out a perfect match!
Its beautiful and i don't know why, anyone would complain about it?
Its fine, if you don't like the color.
But, it is just like the original Colts were!