I read your articles in HL first for every new issue, and I was happy to see such a worthy successor to the legendary Ken Waters for the Pet Loads column. My interests lean mostly towards revolvers and bullet casting, especially Keith designs. I have a couple ideas for videos. I am particularly interested in your McPhee mold, the old Ideal 429421 you wrote an article on maybe 10 or so years ago. Would you be able to do a short video of that mold with come close up shots, and maybe include how it differs from the current Lyman variant for better or worse? Another idea, maybe a video series on your favorite molds in each caliber?
Would love a series of videos featuring all those classic handguns you touched on in the intro video. I remember a story of a trade for a Walther PP from a friend??? Ended up on the gate post or something ? You have such a great collection. Certainly would love to watch them go bang as well !
It would be fun to have Brian revisit his Handloader magazine article on Elmer's 600 yd. shot on the wounded deer. Most people have no idea what can be accomplished with a good pistol and a proven load.
@@PKCPA69 Great idea. Casting bullets would be a great series. And showing off those outstanding revolvers. Maybe a couple per episode talking about if they had any work done to them. A close look at them both sides.
Hi Brian. My name is Greg Perry, and I have been a fan of yours since March 4, 1997. On that day my middle daughter Jane was born. While my wife was taking a nap in her hospital room and Jane was in the nursery getting a bath, I walked across the street to a bookstore and bought a copy of Peterson's Handguns magazine. You had an article on top handloads for the .45 Colt, I became hooked on your byline, and have been a huge fan ever since. I now read you every month in Wolfe's Rifle and Handloader magazines. This is great to see that you are now on RUclips. How about a video of you demonstrating some long range sixgunning with some of your favorite classic revolvers?
Brian so nice to see you joining your sons as I’m sure they welcome dad‘s tutelage. I’ve been a huge fan since the Wolfe Publishing days (rifle/handloader/successful hunter) I believe you penned a few articles in the short lived Successful Hunter Magazine. Fondly remember you telling a story of John Wayne and your family moving horses for Duke as he knew your father if I recall correctly. I’m sure everyone would love to hear more of your ranching stories along with hunting tales. Aside from firearms, hand loading and hunting one could always ascertain that you were a man of fine character and strong work ethic. Thank you for sharing your valuable time and I look forward.
Thank you for watching! We will have a series called "Stories from the life of Brian Pearce" that will cover ranching and life stories along with hunting stories! We are excited to get some more content coming!
Brian, I really enjoy your writings. Special thanks for the .44 Special +P Pet Loads article. I've worked up more loads based on that one article than I have from most reloading manuals I own.
Excellent video. Thank you Brian. I have been reading your articles for quite some time now. You’re “3 categories” article on hand loading .44 special is a must read for any fan of the cartridge. What a stunning collection of revolvers!
The Elmer Keith of today!! An old rancher with a passion for things that go bang and knowledge and skills most of us only aspire to!! Amazing man and family! One look at those pie plate hands and you know the man's been there done that!
I would love to see more shooting videos/review videos of all of the guns mentioned! The knowledge your father has of these firearms & pistols is amazing, as I'm sure others would agree!
This is exciting news I wondered how long before they talked you into this. I have been reading your articles for a very long time. Loved your hunting adventures as much as your technical articles. Seeing your rifle bungee corded to the strut of the bush plane over Alaska gave me anxiety. I still use a ton of your load data from the handloader magazine pages. Looking forward to learning about these very important firearms and what made them important and how they have opened the doors for the modern day arms.
Ive been reading Brian’s articles since I was in my early teens. I’m in my mid 30s now and feel lucky to have had the opportunity to watch this video. He’s been a huge inspiration to me with my revolver shooting and hunting with revolvers. I’ve also been a huge fan of all his work with rifles as well. I’ve learned so much about reloading from him. Thank you so much for doing this video!
Nice to see you joining your boys on the channel 👍. I enjoyed seeing your various guns from your collection. Hope you had a good father's day to all of you guys. Take care.🇺🇲🔪🌲🔥
I’m a big fan of revolvers but I like all guns. Not sure if he still has it but I sold a S&W model 24 in 44 special to Brian years ago. I’ve seen it in a few of his articles over the years. Looking forward to seeing many more videos from you guys.
Thanks for finding us! We are happy he has joined the channel and look forward to a lot of great videos with him. He definitely brings some very extensive knowledge to the group!
We have similar tastes in handguns and rifles. It is a coincidence that I have a Ruger Blackhawk in 44 Rem Mag with serial number 76. I think the coolest thing you could have him do is to describe how he evaluates a used rifle that he is looking at buying. He can slow down a bit. He has fantastic knowledge and we could listen to him all day. He should do a Mike Ventrino tribute.
We will do a lot of more specific videos and cover things a better detail! There was a lot to digest in this video and we gave some good spoilers for future videos! We've got a lot planned and will cover a lot of topics
It is so good to see that your Dad is doing good and he will be appearing on your channel. I learned so much about guns and loved when he would share is hunting stories with me. He is definitely full of knowledge and awesome hunting stories 👍 You guys will definitely grow on You Tube. Can’t wait to see more content.
Thank you! We are probably going to do a hunting series where he re-tells some of his hunts and talks about guns/ loads used. It will be great having his knowledge on our channel!
We will definitely cover that at some point! We will get into a lot of handloading data as well and may do a weekly or bi weekly video highlighting different loads and calibers
@@PearceBrothersGearGuide Yea this is great! Your Dad gave me a real great deal on a S&W Model 28. It was my first handgun. Still take it out and shoot it. I guess it's really a later police version of the registered magnum/model 27. I've carried it on a lot of hikes. It's great to see you're Dad shared all his knowledge/experience on here.
Mr Pearce i think ive read every letter youve ever written for Handloader and Rifle magazines, i always look forward to your articles. Im really looking forward to this channel.
Greetings from south central BC, thanks for the video. I've enjoyed Brian's writings for decades now and always learned something from them, it's nice to put a voice to the photos. All the best to you all, looking forward to some of the future videos.
I just found out about your RUclips channel today and am excited to see Brian sharing the wealth of his knowledge on this platform. I too have been positively influenced by your writings and have taken deer and bears with my Ruger Bisley 45 Colt.
Ive met Brian Pearce while I was working part time at Patriot Pawn and Gun in Star, while cutting meat in the treasure valley(still do). I had a good talk with Brian, shook his hand, very polite, kind man and chatted with the owner Alex Joye. I still have Brians business card in my wallet lol. This was a few years ago. I didnt realize he had written so many gun magazine articles ive read until talking more.
Great to finally see and hear you Brian! And you just helped me make up my mind about a new to me revolver I just procured. It's a S&W Hand Ejector chambered in 38 Special, 4" barrel made in 1953 and as far as I can tell, it's never been fired. I ordered off of an auction site for a fair price but I didn't realize just how nice it was until I picked it up at the gun shop. So I've been trying to decide if I was going to shoot it.... not something I'm used to having to even think about... but I am going to shoot it.
@@PearceBrothersGearGuide I will , I like models and makes of firearms and you fellows style ! It’s great to see fine leatherwork today ! I cut my teeth starting out with Laurence holsters the 120 model !
Thank you sir. You have an incredible wealth of knowledge and life experience. The collection of vintage Smith and Wesson, Colt single actions you possess is historically significant . I would like to see videos of reviews for those old beautiful revolvers as much as possible. I have subscribed. Look forward to all future postings.
WOWI have watched a few Pearce Bros videos but for what ever reasons never subscribed. I am 78 years old and have been shooting and reloading all my adult life. One of my favorite authors/writers is Brian. I did not make a connection with the last name. I am now subscribed. Thanks boys for talking him into the channel. I would truly love to meet him someday. God bless you all.
Glad to see you are still at it Almost 65 and grew up reading your articles and Load data testing. I Always Enjoyed your Writing style and Testing. When I read that you were on RUclips I Could not subscribe fast enough. Got a question for you right off the bat. Using 6 grains of 231/Hp-38 and a 250 grain Hollowpoint Mattsbullets cast at 20/1 in 44 special cases from a Rossi 92 with 16 inch barrel,what kind of velocity increase can I expect over the Revolvers barrel lengths of 4/34 and 6.5 inch from an older article that you wrote about the 44 special using level one ,level two and level three loads. By the way the bullet I am talking about is Very Much like the Old Lyman Devastator in a plain base design. Thank you much
Hello Brian my name is John, this epicgamerultimate name is my sons doing. You were a very big help with both of your articles on handloading the 327 Federal. I save all my issues of Handloader and Rifle magazines. The 327 Federal and the Ruger Single Seven are my favorite gun cartridge combo. I'm retired now, but i started law enforcement career with a S&W model 10 and carried it on duty up until the transition to semi-autos. I believe the 327 Federal would have made a great police cartridge if revolvers were still relevant. Looking forward to a video on the 327 Federal.
Couldnt sub fast enough! My favorite writer of all time!! Now if we can just bug you enough to please publish some books with all your amazing articles it couldn't get any better.
Brian, Friend of mine told me about this video. Been a long time. Glad to see you and your family doing well. Cool collection....still missing one, HA!
One of my favorite gun writers that brought real life practical shooting and hunting with handguns into my home for decades . Looks like you lost the mustache lol Just subbed
Wow, I'm excited... I've been reading Brian's Handloader magazine articles for many years. Along with John Taffin, I've enjoyed Brian's writings as being on the Skeeter Skelton level, in content, knowledge, style and enjoyment in reading.
What an absolutely beautiful collection. The only thing in common new Smith & Wesson with the classic Smith &Wesson revolvers is the name. New S&W have Hillary hole and two piece sleeve and shroud barrel.
I just found your channel, Brian has been one of my favorite writers, he picked up the torch from Keith and Skeeter. 44 special is my favorite revolver caliber. I'm also a fan of the 32wcf and would love to see a episode on it.
That 45/70 by Henry with a 22 inch barrel and Skinner sights with a color case harden steel receiver would be the best to me. X/S sights are cool too!!!
Haha! We might change that at some point. For mobile phone viewers the 1:1 ratio is preferred but we got a new camera and are testing it so that might change in the near future!
Haha! We might change that at some point. For mobile phone viewers the 1:1 ratio is preferred but we got a new camera and are testing it so that might change in the near future!
I have like others read a good deal in Habdloader n Rifle from Your Dad. As for review 1st.. Patton colt n the story on them notches. Anything done will be good no doubt.
Thank you! That Paton gun is a very neat gun! I'm sure we will have more on that one. We've got a lot we want to cover so no promises on timeliness but it will be covered at some point!
In a general topic, the return of T/C? With that massive collection, any muzzle loaders? Look forward to any videos you guys are doing. Like a bunch of those WWII guns been shooting!
Thanks for the suggestions. Yes, we have much, much more to cover that was not even touched on in this video. But it takes time for us to all get together and make the videos....we are all working more than full time in addition to the videos! Thanks for taking time to watch....and please be patient!
@@PearceBrothersGearGuide , please do not think Im trying to be pushy, you all have lives, families that should come first. We understand that, you guys have put out a bunch, I enjoy your stuff, don’t burn yourselves out.
I have never shot or even handled a gp100 in 44 special. Until I do that, I will not recommend any +p loads. However 8.2 grains of alliant Power Pistol with the 250 grain Keith bullet will give 1000 fps and is NOT a +p load.
I'd love to see a collective writings about handguns/handgun hunting Brian. Your articles about different level loads for the .45 Colt caused me to buy a .45 Colt Mountain Gun!
Thank you! Maybe someday I'll compile some information and share it. The S&W Mountain Gun in .45 Colt is a truly great sixgun! I sure enjoy mine. Thanks for the comments and taking time to watch our channel.
I have a lot of originals from the late 1800s to early 1900s. The modern made ones are from Paul Persinger but he's not accepting new work right now. These grips are pretty hard to come by.
The 1858 is a solid frame so standard pressure loads are your best option. The best answer would be to buy Handloader issue 320. That has some good info on standard pressure loads for a 45 Colt. Do you have specific load you are looking to develop?
@PearceBrothersGearGuide I have some 180 grain rnfp cowboy #8 from missouri bullet company. I haven't been able to find any trail boss but have some tite group powder.
I have a lot of originals from the late 1800s to early 1900s. The modern made ones are from Paul Persinger but he's not accepting new work right now. These grips are pretty hard to come by.
@@PearceBrothersGearGuide ok that’s what I was wondering I think the ones I was looking at were polyurethane or something like that and I wasn’t really happy with it
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What videos would you like to see from Brian first?
I read your articles in HL first for every new issue, and I was happy to see such a worthy successor to the legendary Ken Waters for the Pet Loads column. My interests lean mostly towards revolvers and bullet casting, especially Keith designs. I have a couple ideas for videos. I am particularly interested in your McPhee mold, the old Ideal 429421 you wrote an article on maybe 10 or so years ago. Would you be able to do a short video of that mold with come close up shots, and maybe include how it differs from the current Lyman variant for better or worse? Another idea, maybe a video series on your favorite molds in each caliber?
Would love a series of videos featuring all those classic handguns you touched on in the intro video. I remember a story of a trade for a Walther PP from a friend??? Ended up on the gate post or something ? You have such a great collection. Certainly would love to watch them go bang as well !
@@karlmizuk5762 I'm sure we will have videos on a good number of those revolvers!
It would be fun to have Brian revisit his Handloader magazine article on Elmer's 600 yd. shot on the wounded deer. Most people have no idea what can be accomplished with a good pistol and a proven load.
@@PKCPA69 Great idea. Casting bullets would be a great series. And showing off those outstanding revolvers. Maybe a couple per episode talking about if they had any work done to them. A close look at them both sides.
Hi Brian. My name is Greg Perry, and I have been a fan of yours since March 4, 1997. On that day my middle daughter Jane was born. While my wife was taking a nap in her hospital room and Jane was in the nursery getting a bath, I walked across the street to a bookstore and bought a copy of Peterson's Handguns magazine. You had an article on top handloads for the .45 Colt, I became hooked on your byline, and have been a huge fan ever since. I now read you every month in Wolfe's Rifle and Handloader magazines. This is great to see that you are now on RUclips. How about a video of you demonstrating some long range sixgunning with some of your favorite classic revolvers?
Outstanding, been reading Brian's writing for years.
Thank you for watching!
Brian so nice to see you joining your sons as I’m sure they welcome dad‘s tutelage. I’ve been a huge fan since the Wolfe Publishing days (rifle/handloader/successful hunter) I believe you penned a few articles in the short lived Successful Hunter Magazine. Fondly remember you telling a story of John Wayne and your family moving horses for Duke as he knew your father if I recall correctly. I’m sure everyone would love to hear more of your ranching stories along with hunting tales. Aside from firearms, hand loading and hunting one could always ascertain that you were a man of fine character and strong work ethic. Thank you for sharing your valuable time and I look forward.
Thank you for watching! We will have a series called "Stories from the life of Brian Pearce" that will cover ranching and life stories along with hunting stories! We are excited to get some more content coming!
You are fast becoming my favorite gun channel. Been reading your articles for years. Thank you Brian.
Brian, I really enjoy your writings. Special thanks for the .44 Special +P Pet Loads article. I've worked up more loads based on that one article than I have from most reloading manuals I own.
We will have some good reloading content on the channel so stay tuned!
Hey Brian, it is great to see you on here!
I have followed you and your writing for many years!
It is great to finally see you on here.
Thank you! I am glad to be here and am looking forward to getting more videos out soon!
Excellent video. Thank you Brian. I have been reading your articles for quite some time now. You’re “3 categories” article on hand loading .44 special is a must read for any fan of the cartridge.
What a stunning collection of revolvers!
Thank you! We appreciate your support of the channel!
The Elmer Keith of today!! An old rancher with a passion for things that go bang and knowledge and skills most of us only aspire to!! Amazing man and family! One look at those pie plate hands and you know the man's been there done that!
Thank you and thank you for watching!
that's like a kid in a candy shop for me looking at that table.
There were a lot of really cool guns in this video! We will do a lot of individual videos on those guns as well in the near future
This was great to watch! Really enjoyed seeing some of his vast collection
Thank you! We are excited to have his expertise on the channel!
I would love to see more shooting videos/review videos of all of the guns mentioned! The knowledge your father has of these firearms & pistols is amazing, as I'm sure others would agree!
We've got a lot planned so stay tuned!
This is exciting news I wondered how long before they talked you into this. I have been reading your articles for a very long time. Loved your hunting adventures as much as your technical articles. Seeing your rifle bungee corded to the strut of the bush plane over Alaska gave me anxiety. I still use a ton of your load data from the handloader magazine pages. Looking forward to learning about these very important firearms and what made them important and how they have opened the doors for the modern day arms.
We appreciate your support! We have a lot of great content coming!
@@PearceBrothersGearGuideI’ll second that. Invaluable information that’s given a ton of enjoyment over the years.
Ive been reading Brian’s articles since I was in my early teens. I’m in my mid 30s now and feel lucky to have had the opportunity to watch this video. He’s been a huge inspiration to me with my revolver shooting and hunting with revolvers. I’ve also been a huge fan of all his work with rifles as well. I’ve learned so much about reloading from him. Thank you so much for doing this video!
Thank you for watching! We've got a lot more planned so stay tuned!
Nice to see you joining your boys on the channel 👍. I enjoyed seeing your various guns from your collection. Hope you had a good father's day to all of you guys. Take care.🇺🇲🔪🌲🔥
Thank you! We appreciate the support
I’m a big fan of revolvers but I like all guns.
Not sure if he still has it but I sold a S&W model 24 in 44 special to Brian years ago. I’ve seen it in a few of his articles over the years.
Looking forward to seeing many more videos from you guys.
It's still in the collection! Thank you for the view and support!
I have read Mr. Pearce's work for years. Thanks for adding your dad to the channel.
Thank you for watching! We've got a lot of plans for future videos and series of videos, so stay tuned!
I'm glad I just found this channel :) I certainly look forward seeing Brian on here. I have enjoyed his writing and articles since he started.
Thanks for finding us! We are happy he has joined the channel and look forward to a lot of great videos with him. He definitely brings some very extensive knowledge to the group!
We have similar tastes in handguns and rifles. It is a coincidence that I have a Ruger Blackhawk in 44 Rem Mag with serial number 76. I think the coolest thing you could have him do is to describe how he evaluates a used rifle that he is looking at buying. He can slow down a bit. He has fantastic knowledge and we could listen to him all day.
He should do a Mike Ventrino tribute.
The other thing is to get after the old Marlins-1881 to 336. Those old guys have a lot of character.
We will do a lot of more specific videos and cover things a better detail! There was a lot to digest in this video and we gave some good spoilers for future videos! We've got a lot planned and will cover a lot of topics
It is so good to see that your Dad is doing good and he will be appearing on your channel. I learned so much about guns and loved when he would share is hunting stories with me. He is definitely full of knowledge and awesome hunting stories 👍 You guys will definitely grow on You Tube. Can’t wait to see more content.
Thank you! We are probably going to do a hunting series where he re-tells some of his hunts and talks about guns/ loads used. It will be great having his knowledge on our channel!
Awesome so happy to hear
Thanks for all your hard and fastidious work and dedication over the years Mr.Pearce.I always look forward for more.
My pleasure! Thank you for watching!
This is soooo awesome!!!! My favorite gun writer of all time!! So excited to see him on the channel.
We are excited tonhave him and his knowledge!
glad I found this, have enjoyed your righting for years
Thanks for finding us!
Good to hear the man instead of simply reading his articles. I am looking forward to more Brian videos.
Thanks for watching! We are excited to get more content coming!
Great to see you just stumbled on the channel you boys are men now looking forward to some more content
Were glad you stumbled across us! Thanks for watching and we will continue to put out a good variety of content.
I'd really, really, like to see a workup on 38/44, which could segue into some early 357 mag loads for comparison. Cast bullets, of course :)
We will definitely cover that at some point! We will get into a lot of handloading data as well and may do a weekly or bi weekly video highlighting different loads and calibers
More of this and I’ll flush Netflix
@markmacdonald9650 haha good choice!
That's quite a collection you have there. Thanks for sharing part of it. I enjoy your writing in Handloader magazine.
Thanks for watching! We look forward to getting more content out.
"I shoot everything, in fact. If it doesn't shoot it goes down the road." Awesome video Joe and Brian!
Thanks Tanner! We are excited to get dad on the channel and do some fun videos!
@@PearceBrothersGearGuide Yea this is great! Your Dad gave me a real great deal on a S&W Model 28. It was my first handgun. Still take it out and shoot it. I guess it's really a later police version of the registered magnum/model 27. I've carried it on a lot of hikes. It's great to see you're Dad shared all his knowledge/experience on here.
Mr Pearce i think ive read every letter youve ever written for Handloader and Rifle magazines, i always look forward to your articles. Im really looking forward to this channel.
Thank you for the support, we are excited to bring you all more great content!
Greetings from south central BC, thanks for the video. I've enjoyed Brian's writings for decades now and always learned something from them, it's nice to put a voice to the photos. All the best to you all, looking forward to some of the future videos.
Thank you! We are looking forward to getting more videos out soon.
Wow! Unbelievable collection! Can’t wait for more!
Thank you!
Love to see a special episode on Elmers No.5
We will have one in the near future!
I just found out about your RUclips channel today and am excited to see Brian sharing the wealth of his knowledge on this platform. I too have been positively influenced by your writings and have taken deer and bears with my Ruger Bisley 45 Colt.
Thank you for the support, we appreciate it very much and look forward to getting more content out!
Ive met Brian Pearce while I was working part time at Patriot Pawn and Gun in Star, while cutting meat in the treasure valley(still do). I had a good talk with Brian, shook his hand, very polite, kind man and chatted with the owner Alex Joye. I still have Brians business card in my wallet lol. This was a few years ago. I didnt realize he had written so many gun magazine articles ive read until talking more.
Love reading your articles Brian especially on the mountain guns and 44 Magnums
Thank you! We will have videos on those at some point. We have a lot of good topics to cover
Great to finally see and hear you Brian! And you just helped me make up my mind about a new to me revolver I just procured. It's a S&W Hand Ejector chambered in 38 Special, 4" barrel made in 1953 and as far as I can tell, it's never been fired. I ordered off of an auction site for a fair price but I didn't realize just how nice it was until I picked it up at the gun shop. So I've been trying to decide if I was going to shoot it.... not something I'm used to having to even think about... but I am going to shoot it.
Good choice! It's always great when you get a classic that's in good shape. Thank you for watching and stay tuned for more content!
Great, I was just reading an old handloader article by Brian about 45 colt loads, also enjoy his articles on loading 45 70 very knowledgeable.
Thanks for watching, we appreciate the support!
Fantastic collection of Colt , S&W and some very fine rifles !
I’m really impressed!
Thank you and thank you for watching! Stay tuned as we have lots of great things coming down the pipe!
@@PearceBrothersGearGuide I will , I like models and makes of firearms and you fellows style ! It’s great to see fine leatherwork today ! I cut my teeth starting out with Laurence holsters the 120 model !
@normanmallory2055 that 120 Model is a classic rig!
Thank you sir. You have an incredible wealth of knowledge and life experience. The collection of vintage Smith and Wesson, Colt single actions you possess is historically significant . I would like to see videos of reviews for those old beautiful revolvers as much as possible. I have subscribed. Look forward to all future postings.
Thank you for watching! We will have videos out on most of these guns at some point so stay tuned!
WOWI have watched a few Pearce Bros videos but for what ever reasons never subscribed. I am 78 years old and have been shooting and reloading all my adult life. One of my favorite authors/writers is Brian. I did not make a connection with the last name. I am now subscribed. Thanks boys for talking him into the channel. I would truly love to meet him someday. God bless you all.
Thank you for watching! We are excited to have him on the channel. There's a lot to cover and we have some really fun ideas!
Awesome. Looking forward to what is to come.
Thank you for watching!
Glad to see you are still at it
Almost 65 and grew up reading your articles and Load data testing.
I Always Enjoyed your Writing style and Testing.
When I read that you were on RUclips I Could not subscribe fast enough.
Got a question for you right off the bat.
Using 6 grains of 231/Hp-38 and a 250 grain Hollowpoint Mattsbullets cast at 20/1 in 44 special cases from a Rossi 92 with 16 inch barrel,what kind of velocity increase can I expect over the Revolvers barrel lengths of 4/34 and 6.5 inch from an older article that you wrote about the 44 special using level one ,level two and level three loads.
By the way the bullet I am talking about is Very Much like the Old Lyman Devastator in a plain base design.
Thank you much
Hello Brian my name is John, this epicgamerultimate name is my sons doing. You were a very big help with both of your articles on handloading the 327 Federal. I save all my issues of Handloader and Rifle magazines. The 327 Federal and the Ruger Single Seven are my favorite gun cartridge combo. I'm retired now, but i started law enforcement career with a S&W model 10 and carried it on duty up until the transition to semi-autos. I believe the 327 Federal would have made a great police cartridge if revolvers were still relevant. Looking forward to a video on the 327 Federal.
Couldnt sub fast enough! My favorite writer of all time!! Now if we can just bug you enough to please publish some books with all your amazing articles it couldn't get any better.
Thank you! We've got a lot of ideas: website, books, video series on handloading, hunting, life stories and a plethora of other topics. Stay tuned!
Brian, Friend of mine told me about this video. Been a long time. Glad to see you and your family doing well. Cool collection....still missing one, HA!
Thank you! Which one am I missing?
One of my favorite gun writers that brought real life practical shooting and hunting with handguns into my home for decades . Looks like you lost the mustache lol
Just subbed
Thank you! Mustache is still there, just trimmed and grayer than it was haha
That is quite a layout of Packing Pistols!!!!
Haha, dad can be a bit of a show off! It's a pretty amazing collection he has.
Wow, I'm excited... I've been reading Brian's Handloader magazine articles for many years. Along with John Taffin, I've enjoyed Brian's writings as being on the Skeeter Skelton level, in content, knowledge, style and enjoyment in reading.
Thank you for watching! We are excited to get more content out!
What an absolutely beautiful collection. The only thing in common new Smith & Wesson with the classic Smith &Wesson revolvers is the name. New S&W have Hillary hole and two piece sleeve and shroud barrel.
It's hard to best the old S&W Revolvers!
I just found your channel, Brian has been one of my favorite writers, he picked up the torch from Keith and Skeeter. 44 special is my favorite revolver caliber. I'm also a fan of the 32wcf and would love to see a episode on it.
Thank you! and we will certainly add that to the list of future videos
What a great collection, I can tell you really love guns and their history.
Yes we do! Thanks for watching!
That 45/70 by Henry with a 22 inch barrel and Skinner sights with a color case harden steel receiver would be the best to me. X/S sights are cool too!!!
Skinner makes some good sights as well, we've got a few sets of those!
Pattons Colt..
That gun turned out really nice!
Gentlemen, looking forward to this! Now what can I do to convince you to produce these videos in a proper 16:9 aspect ratio???
Haha! We might change that at some point. For mobile phone viewers the 1:1 ratio is preferred but we got a new camera and are testing it so that might change in the near future!
Haha! We might change that at some point. For mobile phone viewers the 1:1 ratio is preferred but we got a new camera and are testing it so that might change in the near future!
Brian is a national treasure.
Haha thanks!
Man, cool collection; thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
This is awesome!! I’d like to see Elmer’s No. 5 and his 29’s!! Then the 1873’s!
We will definitely cover all of those. That Keith No 5 is highly requested, such a unique beautiful gun!
Awesome video
Thank you!
I have like others read a good deal in Habdloader n Rifle from Your Dad.
As for review 1st..
Patton colt n the story on them notches.
Anything done will be good no doubt.
Thank you! That Paton gun is a very neat gun! I'm sure we will have more on that one. We've got a lot we want to cover so no promises on timeliness but it will be covered at some point!
Best quote everr, 'i like the modern guns also, like the 1911"
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Please start with an examination of Uberti/Cimarron Winch 73’s and also compare to the Miroku models.
That's an excellent idea and I'm sure we will have that at some point!
In a general topic, the return of T/C? With that massive collection, any muzzle loaders? Look forward to any videos you guys are doing. Like a bunch of those WWII guns been shooting!
Thanks for the suggestions. Yes, we have much, much more to cover that was not even touched on in this video. But it takes time for us to all get together and make the videos....we are all working more than full time in addition to the videos! Thanks for taking time to watch....and please be patient!
@@PearceBrothersGearGuide , please do not think Im trying to be pushy, you all have lives, families that should come first. We understand that, you guys have put out a bunch, I enjoy your stuff, don’t burn yourselves out.
I was wondering how long it take you to get the original on the channel lol
Haha ya he waited till we figured out how to edit and work all that technology stuff
Absolutely great thank you
You're very welcome
Love all your articles
Thank you for the support!
We need a book by you, maybe a collection of your stories complied into a book
Brian, where do you put the Ruger GP100 44 Special on your tier list? SAAMI pressure only, or is it +P capable?
I have never shot or even handled a gp100 in 44 special. Until I do that, I will not recommend any +p loads. However 8.2 grains of alliant Power Pistol with the 250 grain Keith bullet will give 1000 fps and is NOT a +p load.
beautiful guns!
Thank you!
I think this is the first time that film of someone shooting a No. 5 clone has been put out on the internet.
Probably haha! They are usually safe queens
I'd love to see a collective writings about handguns/handgun hunting Brian. Your articles about different level loads for the .45 Colt caused me to buy a .45 Colt Mountain Gun!
Thank you! Maybe someday I'll compile some information and share it. The S&W Mountain Gun in .45 Colt is a truly great sixgun! I sure enjoy mine. Thanks for the comments and taking time to watch our channel.
Amazing collection
Thanks for watching!
Where does Brian get all the Steer Head Magna Grips?
I have a lot of originals from the late 1800s to early 1900s. The modern made ones are from Paul Persinger but he's not accepting new work right now. These grips are pretty hard to come by.
Fantastic!
Many thanks!
I read a lot of the magazines articles you have wrote I like the Colt single actions also I cast my own bullets and hand load for them
Thanks for watching! We will have a lot more content coming on a variety of topics!
can you give some information on reloading for black powder 1858 revolver that has a conversion cylinder in it. It is chambered in 45 colt.
The 1858 is a solid frame so standard pressure loads are your best option. The best answer would be to buy Handloader issue 320. That has some good info on standard pressure loads for a 45 Colt. Do you have specific load you are looking to develop?
@PearceBrothersGearGuide I have some 180 grain rnfp cowboy #8 from missouri bullet company. I haven't been able to find any trail boss but have some tite group powder.
Your father is a treasure … for real
Yes he is!
I read a lot of his writing also.
Thanks for watching! We are excited to bring Dads expertise and knowledge to the channel!
Great 👍👍
Thanks for watching!
Interested in adopting another son? LOL - awesome collection!!
Haha thanks!
THANK YOU SO MUCH GREAT VIDEO THAN YOU 😊
Thank you!
Any of the guns you have shown, im interested in. I have a couple win mdl 70's, like the weatherbys, and some smith's i enjoy.
We have alot of great stuff planned so please stay tuned!
Very cool video, though your collection is second to mine! 😂😅😆 Not…
Looking forward to seeing more from y’all.
More to come!
Whoa Nelly ! 👏
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What did I join!
Glad you are here!
Why do my comments keep getting deleted? 😠
We haven't deleted any comments but we have noticed that youtube glitches a lot and won't add our replies to comments....
Twirling a loaded revolver!
Tell me you’re stupid without saying it.
Are you referring to the intro? That is a single action revolver and has an empty chamber under the hammer so it is completely safe.
Do you know the difference between a single action and a double action?
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Twirling a loaded revolver!
Beyond stupid.
Are you referring to the intro?
Do you understand how a single action revolver works?
I think you should just retire!!
If you know Brian he will never retire
I’m sold, have at please
Thanks, we will!
Where do you get the Steerhead grips I seen them years ago and would like a set
I have a lot of originals from the late 1800s to early 1900s. The modern made ones are from Paul Persinger but he's not accepting new work right now. These grips are pretty hard to come by.
@@PearceBrothersGearGuide ok that’s what I was wondering I think the ones I was looking at were polyurethane or something like that and I wasn’t really happy with it
@hoghunter6872 yes, true ivory ones are really hard to come by these days.
Great gun writer.
Thank you!
Show coleção 👏🏻🔫😍
That was a small taste of the Brian Pearce collection! Stay tuned for more!
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Thank you!