Chapters: #standard #colt
00:00 Introduction
00:10 Right Side
02:40 Case Color Right Side
05:26 Left Side
07:30 Case Color Left Side
09:46 At the Range Tom's First Impression
10:11 First Shots Taken by Tom
11:22 Neil's 30 Foot Shots
16:09 Neil's Results 4 5 Shot Groups

In this video we Look at the Standard Manufacturing 1873 SAA 5 1/2".
Quote from Standard...
The entire gun is made of solid 4140 steel; there are no inferior cast or metal injection molded parts used. No other maker of this type of gun can make such a claim. Additionally, the precision machining equipment used in the manufacture of our guns is the absolute finest in the industry and because the machining is done inhouse, quality is carefully controlled. Even the very best parts are of little value without the hands and minds of experienced gunsmiths. The master gunsmiths at Standard Manufacturing are versed in making iconic guns.
Upon close inspection of our Single Action Revolver, you will immediately recognize that this gun is something very special. With its perfect fit between all of the parts to the hand polishing and stoning. From the deep blued finishes to the traditional bone and charcoal color case hardening on all of the metal surfaces.Even all of the screws are perfectly timed from north to south. Our Single Action Revolver is true to form, which is to say the man who designed this gun originally would immediately recognize it as his own, as would the legends of the Wild West.

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The 5 Essential Firearm Safety Rules
Rule 1 – Treat Every Firearm as if it is Loaded. ...
Rule 2 – Always Keep the Muzzle Pointed in a Safe Direction. ...
Rule 3 – Keep Your Finger Off the Trigger Until Ready to Shoot. ...
Rule 4 – Know Your Target and What's Beyond It. ...
Rule 5 – Secure Firearms and Ammunition Safely.

Thanks for watching,
Neil