What do you all think of the title of this video? We have debated a title of what we will call this series for some time and finally settled on The Firing Line. We will add these to our Sunday rotation of videos with the Camp Fire series and Zombie Shoots.
First, I really like the description being displayed as each one of you discussed the gun you've brought, especially price point. Different perspectives of each gun is a good thing. Mr. Pearce has a knowledge base that is deep, and is able to convey that knowledge effectively. 👏 God Bless America 🇺🇸.
As a family, you keep the light bills paid at the component companies! I always enjoy the camaraderie and good hearted competition between y’all. I love shooting my ‘73 (in .357) and PC carbine - same concept, 150 years difference. As a title: The FAFO Family Facts & Fun Hour
Thanks, I enjoyed that. I only own one of the models shot here - the Ruger PC Carbine. I like mine. And I thought of another idea for a vid topic or theme - you may have done something like this already but how about recreating hunting scenarios/shots that you've experienced. Like you shot an elk at 224 yards and then again after it started running - you'd have to rig up a target that would move horizontally after being hit.... or maybe a charging buffalo - I do recall Brian hunting water buffalo with his Marlin 1895 45-70 with hot loads. I think that involved several shots... you could shoot and then move yourself and then shoot again. Also recall deer taken with a Colt SAA in 45 Colt with top standard pressure loads. You can always time it and make it a competition as I know you like that.
I really enjoyed this video! It covered quite a bit, from older, collectable to modern available, and it’s great to watch you guys shooting together having fun!
You guys have a great channel going. Some guys that actually use their firearms, know about them, and know how to use them. So tired of the 100s of other channels mag dumping an AR on a piece of paper and pretend they’re clearing a room. Way to go guys👍🏻
I liked this format its nice to see different feedback from different users. I had a uberti sharps once that produced such horrible felt recoil i had to spend time with the smaller rifles to get over the flinch. It went on its way and now a 1886 Winchester sits in its place. I have a uberti 1873 45 colt rifle and everyone that shoots it absolutely loves it. Uberti definitely hit a home run with it. I want another in a 357 or a 32 wcf but they get a little heavy. That 45 is really a great balance of usefulness and ergonomics.
Great video, I have 2 cimarron 73's, a 32wcf and 44 special. Both are nice shooters, the only drawback is the 44 shoots semi wad cutters super, but they don't feed well because of the ridge on the edge of the bullet. Cimarron recommends round nose bullets, but the 250gr semi wad cutters do a better job on game.
You can have a slight bevel put on the chamber breech that will usually permit them to feed swc style bullets. And yes, you're right....the Uberti 1873's are great rifles and accurate too. Thanks for watching.
Great video! I really enjoy your channel. 'Firing line' is is spot on. Keep'em coming. I see the burn area behind you guys....result of the Paddock fire?
Good Format You guys ever wind up swapping guns on the spot? I can hear Jake now, after shooting the Steyr, "Sorry Will, my gun now. What are we trading, 'cause your not getting this one back?"
Great video I am curious, about what is the trigger pull on the Sharps when unset ? Also on the 1873 can they be bought in the 38-40 or 44-40 the bottleneck cartridges that the 1873 Made its reputation with ? Thanks again for the video
Is that a different mic/camera? I like the sound of the firearms better here than the other setup which made more of a "thpp" sound instead of a "BANG" if that makes sense. (Sound is important on a gun channel!) Cheers!
We've gone through a few mics trying to find a good one. I think we finally found one that's good enough and have learned our editing better so we can make the sound turn out a little better
Twirling the single action is certainly old school. But Porter seems highly conscious and aware and knows the condition of the cylinder under the hammer. Remember, he learned from the best. I'd have no discomfort shooting with any of these guys.
There's a big difference between a pretend Hollywood "gunslinger" and the real deal, that knows how to handle a gun, safely and knowledgeably... being amongst one of the Pearce Brothers doing that maneuver with a SA revolver, would worry me a lot less than driving on the freeway.
What do you all think of the title of this video? We have debated a title of what we will call this series for some time and finally settled on The Firing Line. We will add these to our Sunday rotation of videos with the Camp Fire series and Zombie Shoots.
I like the Title
Of course "The Brian Pearce and Son's Gun Review Do Dah Special " Has a nice ring to it as well !!
The firing line is a good name. The concept is an enjoyable forum.
Best Wishes from Montana! M.H
Thanks for watching!
so far this is probably my fav format. glad to see a family spending time together. take care yall
Thanks for watching and the feedback!
First, I really like the description being displayed as each one of you discussed the gun you've brought, especially price point. Different perspectives of each gun is a good thing. Mr. Pearce has a knowledge base that is deep, and is able to convey that knowledge effectively. 👏 God Bless America 🇺🇸.
Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!
As a family, you keep the light bills paid at the component companies! I always enjoy the camaraderie and good hearted competition between y’all. I love shooting my ‘73 (in .357) and PC carbine - same concept, 150 years difference. As a title: The FAFO Family Facts & Fun Hour
Yes thanks for watching!
Thanks, I enjoyed that. I only own one of the models shot here - the Ruger PC Carbine. I like mine. And I thought of another idea for a vid topic or theme - you may have done something like this already but how about recreating hunting scenarios/shots that you've experienced. Like you shot an elk at 224 yards and then again after it started running - you'd have to rig up a target that would move horizontally after being hit.... or maybe a charging buffalo - I do recall Brian hunting water buffalo with his Marlin 1895 45-70 with hot loads. I think that involved several shots... you could shoot and then move yourself and then shoot again. Also recall deer taken with a Colt SAA in 45 Colt with top standard pressure loads. You can always time it and make it a competition as I know you like that.
Thanks for watching and thanks for feedback! I think that's a good idea... we may do some future videos like that
What a great day! What could be better than a day out in the open outdoors with your father.? What a great day indeed!....
Yes it really was! Thanks for watching
I really enjoy this series. Appreciate all the videos and effort put into them. My favorite of the bunch is the C Sharps 45-70 .
Definitely probably the highlight of the video! Sharps rifles are just plain fun
I really enjoy this format and the title. Beautiful rifles gentlemen, God Bless.
Thanks for watching!
I really enjoyed this video! It covered quite a bit, from older, collectable to modern available, and it’s great to watch you guys shooting together having fun!
Yes thanks for watching and for the feedback!
Excellent video and a good name for the series. All excellent guns to review. I'm like you Joe I need me one of them sharps
Thanks! Everybody should have a Sharps
You guys have a great channel going. Some guys that actually use their firearms, know about them, and know how to use them. So tired of the 100s of other channels mag dumping an AR on a piece of paper and pretend they’re clearing a room. Way to go guys👍🏻
Thanks for the feedback! And thanks for watching
Sweet! This will be fun!
Can't wait!
I believe the Billy Dixon shot actually hit one of the Chiefs and took him off his horse.
Yes I believe your right! Thanks for watching
I think this is great, wouldn’t mind bring some of my guns out to see what you think of them.
Thanks for watching!
I liked this format its nice to see different feedback from different users. I had a uberti sharps once that produced such horrible felt recoil i had to spend time with the smaller rifles to get over the flinch. It went on its way and now a 1886 Winchester sits in its place. I have a uberti 1873 45 colt rifle and everyone that shoots it absolutely loves it. Uberti definitely hit a home run with it. I want another in a 357 or a 32 wcf but they get a little heavy. That 45 is really a great balance of usefulness and ergonomics.
Thanks for watching! And yes I'll agree the 45 just feels the best balanced
Thank you guys! Sorry Porter had to go no vacation and miss out on the FUN.
Thanks! And yes maybe next time he will be around
I like it
Thanks!
Great video, I have 2 cimarron 73's, a 32wcf and 44 special. Both are nice shooters, the only drawback is the 44 shoots semi wad cutters super, but they don't feed well because of the ridge on the edge of the bullet. Cimarron recommends round nose bullets, but the 250gr semi wad cutters do a better job on game.
You can have a slight bevel put on the chamber breech that will usually permit them to feed swc style bullets. And yes, you're right....the Uberti 1873's are great rifles and accurate too. Thanks for watching.
Great video! I really enjoy your channel. 'Firing line' is is spot on. Keep'em coming.
I see the burn area behind you guys....result of the Paddock fire?
This was a different fire out past Fruitland that just burned a few acres
I have a 86 Winchester carbine in 45-70 and it kills on both ends I would like to try some of those loads you are shooting if they tame recoil some
Yes I'd recommend a load like that... it's a very enjoyable plinking load
Good Format
You guys ever wind up swapping guns on the spot? I can hear Jake now, after shooting the Steyr, "Sorry Will, my gun now. What are we trading, 'cause your not getting this one back?"
Yes! I think everybody wanted that Sharps 😆
If you guys like the PC carbine. You should try the Ruger charger pistol very similar to the PC carbine
We will have to try that! Thanks
Very nice series 👌. Keep them coming guys.
Ruger #1 in the line up be interesting to me. Take care boys.🇺🇲🔥🌲🔪
Thanks! And good idea!
I tried some heavier loads in my C-Sharps, holy crap, it kicked harder than my 375, now mostly I shoot the 330 grain Gould bullet
Yes they certainly can be brutal on recoil. Thanks for watching!
Great video
I am curious, about what is the trigger pull on the Sharps when unset ?
Also on the 1873 can they be bought in the 38-40 or 44-40 the bottleneck cartridges that the 1873 Made its reputation with ?
Thanks again for the video
I'll have to measure pull weight without the set trigger. And yes they do offer them in 44-40 and I belive they have made runs of them in 38-40
@@PearceBrothersGearGuide Thanks
I appreciate it/
Is that a different mic/camera? I like the sound of the firearms better here than the other setup which made more of a "thpp" sound instead of a "BANG" if that makes sense. (Sound is important on a gun channel!) Cheers!
We've gone through a few mics trying to find a good one. I think we finally found one that's good enough and have learned our editing better so we can make the sound turn out a little better
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I'd like to hear what normal people think of the Kriss Vector carbine in 9mm.
We used to have a Kriss in 45acp but sold it for lack of accuracy. Functionality was great but accuracy wasn't good.
What are you guy's opinion on conversion revolvers?
Really cool! We will have some videos on those in the future
Your intro showed a single action “Colt”, presumably loaded, then “spun”. Alex Baldwin would be proud.
And we do not support Alec Baldwin
Twirling the single action is certainly old school. But Porter seems highly conscious and aware and knows the condition of the cylinder under the hammer. Remember, he learned from the best. I'd have no discomfort shooting with any of these guys.
There's a big difference between a pretend Hollywood "gunslinger" and the real deal, that knows how to handle a gun, safely and knowledgeably... being amongst one of the Pearce Brothers doing that maneuver with a SA revolver, would worry me a lot less than driving on the freeway.