Cowboy Guns at Cimarron Firearms - SHOT Show Interview
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- Who doesn't like cowboys and cowboy stuff? I grew up on John Wayne and Clint Eastwood. I guess that's why visiting the Cimarron Firearms both was so much fun. In this video, we took a look at some of the cowboy guns for 2017 from Cimarron while I was at shot show.
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The rep had it 100% right. I've had years of experience shooting the modern ARs, Glocks and cool tactical stuff but there is just something so awesome and fun about the old western guns.
I love Cimarron products. I have one of their 1873 SAA 5.5in .45 Colt model P pre war and I carry it with me all over my property. It shoots great and stands up to heavy use well. Excellent gun to lug around a ranch or farm.
Pure works of art, absolutely beautiful firearms.
The reps eyes had me cracking up in the intro. I miss Clayton Marxer and Abeline Dave Harper.
What happened to those guys? They were awesome.
he's ready for the strip bar..
That's the way guns were meant to look!
Harry's Holsters , yes, about 100 years ago.
The way how that guy was looking made me curious lol
Actually revolvers only been around since 1851 so that's approximately 168 years ago but some people say that revolver has been around since 1848 I don't believe it but that's what to say
Love the old ones!
The Winchester 1873 45lc is my dream gun. To me there is no more iconic firearm
Love them, all I own is lever action rifles, have no need for modern ones, have over dozen, in all calibers, 44-40, 44 Mag, 45LC and 45-70, will stop everything from a billygoat to elephant. 🤠
Do they make a lever action riffle that takes 357 and 38 cal.? I would like a lever action that could shoot multiple calipers so I don't get stuck just with one caliper.
@@snoopu2601 Yea, Henry’s, Rossi’s all of them, long barrel, short barrel all kinds, 38/357, 44 spec & 44 mag, even 454 & 45’s. If you just want to plink using a lever action they make 22’s that shoot 22LR, 22 short, etc. 👍🏼❤️🇺🇸🤠
Great video 👍. I would feel totally safe using a 1892 44 mag carbine for self-defense or taking a deer or hog . Not just for fun but they are very fun but also still very useful Thanks for sharing
44mag in a 20" rifle has insignificant recoil.
Rifle barrel length: 20 Inches.
Ammunition: Hornady 225 grain FTX bullet.
Bullet diameter: .430 inch.
Bullet weight: 225 grains.
Bullet ballistic coefficient: .145.
Rifle zero: 122 yards, 2" mid-range rise.
Range Muzzle 25 yds. 50 yds. 75 yds. 100 yds. 150 yds. 200 yds.
Bullet Velocity: 1,870 fps. 1,746 fps. 1,629 fps. 1,519 fps. 1,416 fps. 1,239 fps. 1,106 fps.
Bullet Energy: 1,747 ft.lbs. 1,523 ft.lbs. 1,326 ft.lbs. 1,153 ft.lbs. 1,002 ft.lbs. 767 ft.lbs. 612 ft.lbs.
I know that we're seven years on from when this video was made. But I will concur with what was said. I like my class 3 and my semi automatic weapons. But there's absolutely nothing that compares to my Spencer carbine and single action revolvers.
I want one of everything!
Wesley Kish I can see why you would want one of everything. I do too. Those guns we're just fantastic. Thanks for the video gunguy. I really enjoyed it.
Me too but i would be jailed for a looong time in my country the Netherlands if i had.
My next purchase will be a Winchester model 94 30-30... ever since watching the Longmire Series on netflix, that rifle has been on my shortlist.... so cool, so American....
Mine is the 1873 Winchester lever action in a 45lc
Fantastic guns
Love the guns wish the guy would have let you speak more. Also octagonal barrels are the best =)
Living in California, I feel that these replicas are a viable option for defense because of how limited we are in this nightmare of a state. You really can't beat a carbine and a revolver in .357 Magnum.
If you want a a Cali non friendly gun here's what you do. Go outside of the state, buy what you want, then bring it back without telling anyone. No one will know
Very cool video, thanks for sharing Joel.
I have always been interested in a Cult 6 shot, and the cowboy Rifles, I don't want to say Henry because I know that's not the only company that made them. One day I will get me one other than my Red Rider BB RIFFLE .
The Cimarron rep seems slightly annoyed.
Could be because he wasn't allowed to finish a sentence.
The guy would ask him a question and not wait for the answer.
Good stuff. I really wish someone would make a Schofield in .44 Special. Maybe these guys could do it.
Four clicks = C - O - L - T
why do lever actions cost twice as much as an AR?
They’re old old designs that are more labor-intensive to build and uses more expensive materials and some require hand fitting plus the wood and finishes are more expensive. You can’t just press a button on a CNC machine that cuts aluminum and then spray paint it or anodize it black like an AR 15 and throw some cheap plastic on there.
@@soylentgreen7074 pretty much your right easier to make, the lever action is all hand made, there will be a little some thing different on each one the wood stock might be a little different, that's why a person might have multiple lever action riffle's
Agree, I have two levers now, both miroku 1873 in 357, 20 and 24 inch and just bought a Cimmeron 1897 24 inch in 45 colt on gunbroker waiting it’s in transit
Your company showed a gun and I think you called it gods smoke big golden cross on it I’ve got gods hand would like to know about gods smoke thank you
Unless I'm doing something wrong, everytime you say theres a link to a certain website I can never find it.
That's because RUclips made gun channels pull them all down about a year ago.
The real Tom Horn of course used a modei 94 30.30....
I'd not heard that - really interesting. I guess McQueen thought a '76 would be more photogenic. I have a '94 .30/30 Antique bought new in 1972. After a couple of thousand rounds it still looks as it did when I first lifted it from its box.
Dude...shut up and let the man present the firearms.
he keeps interrupting the guy all the time, who da f cares what movies you grew up with ....
"sorry i felt asleep" seriously ?
this guy had zero respect
Jay, black rifle guys say the same thing bud..
Respect? Cannot you detect comedic sarcasm?
The industry and all the manufacturers respect each other, they are like family, even between competitors. While some may get bored with classics, others get bored with polymer and extruded aluminum. But I can guarantee neither is disregarding the era and importance of either.
Stop interrupting people you interview this is ridiculous
I want a nickel played pistol
No pin on hammer lies
".45 LONG Colt?" Where can I find a .45 Short Colt? Duh. No such animal. No long, no short... Who doesn't know the correct caliber designation?
Yeah,it drives me nuts to hear the 45 long colt thing as well.The 45 Colt,was the long cartridge and yes,there was a 45 short,it was the 45 Schofield...
Pardon me,,It was the 45 S&W used in a Schofield..
If you don't know why they call it long colt, research more and comment less
No one can say for sure but there was a Remington brand called .45 Colt Govt. that featured a 230gner in a slightly smaller ctg case at 750fps(pretty much replicating the old .45 Schofield) that appeared briefly in the 1950s that may have provoked the use of that vernacular that refers to 'longs', 'shorts' etc. We certainly see those designations in use with .22 rimfire ammo. But I don't believe there was ever any commercial box ammo branded as '.45 short-Colt'.
Not covering any new ground here. It's been argued a billion times.
That Cimarron guy did not strike me as a very friendly person. I own some Cimarron firearms but I did not get them from that guy. I don't think he could sell many guns. I am 71yrs. old and you can get more flies with honey than vinegar. May be he was just having a bad day filling in from housekeeping.