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InRange is supported by viewers like you: https://patreon.com/inrangetv The interim period of the "old west", which like to refer to as the old old west, included the use of a lot of surplus weapons from the US Civil war. The transition and evolution from percussion revolvers to cartridge revolvers took time, and thus it would be common to see someone with a percussion revolver but a cartridge long arm. Let's talk about why Geronimo has a Confederate percussion revolver in this 1890's (or later) photo.

InRange is supported by viewers like you: https://patreon.com/inrangetv Cowboy Action shooting has existed since the 1980's, and it's a wonderful and fun, inclusive space where people can enjoy historic firearms competition (and fashion) in a safe, friendly environment. That said, CAS has become formulaic - targets are close, and stages are generally indistinguishable from one another. Dead Eye is a new division in Brutality matches that includes any firearms designed and produced before 1898 - no fashion requirements, no caliber requirements, no minimum amount of guns (or maximum). You can shoot Dead Eye with 1 lever action rifle, or one pistol, or even one shotgun....or all of them as you strategize how to use your firepower the best you can for the stage at hand! Come join us for the future of cowboy action shooting! https://brutalitymatches.org

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We ran our new "Dead Eye" division at CQB Brutality and it will be the future of Cowboy Action Shooting. Join us: https://patreon.com/inrangetv Match info: https://brutalitymatches.org

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InRange is supported by viewers like you: https://www.patreon.com/inrangetv The Rollin White patent on bored through revolver cylinders for breach loading put a strangle hold on the firearms industry, with only Smith & Wesson being able to manufacture modern breach loading cartridge revolvers. Colt came out with the Thuer cartridge conversion, which loads from the front but still used center fire cartridges, in a way to avoid violating the Rollin White patent.

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InRange is supported by viewers like you: https://www.patreon.com/inrangetv The HK416/MR556 is a piston variant of the AR15 weapon family, and while that helps with some things - like suppression, it actually performs worse in dirty conditions as the semi-DI system of the AR15 blows dirt out of the action, unlike the short stroke piston system.

InRange is supported by viewers like you, please consider it: https://www.patreon.com/inrangetv In this video we are visited by Annette Evans of @OnHerOwnLife and she treats us to an incredibly fun little gun, the @taurusfirearms TX22 Compact. This lil' 22 is a hoot to shoot but also has a lot of potential as a training tool, and maybe a self defense tool, in the right circumstances.

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The image of John Escapule frequently is mistaken as Doc Holliday and there's not an insignificant number of people who have this picture as a tattoo. InRange is entirely viewer supported: https://www.patreon.com/inrangetv

InRange is entirely viewer supported: https://www.patreon.com/inrangetv The venerable ACOG has proven itself for decades in the field and in combat, but we see it generally falling out of favor and being replaced with low power variables (LPVOs). In this video we directly compare the old school @TrijiconInc ACOG to a modern @sigsauerinc LPVO and discuss the benefits of detriments of both, as well as put them against each other on courses of timed fire to draw a more thorough conclusion.

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InRange is entirely viewer supported: https://www.patreon.com/inrangetv Grenades have been part of warfare for a long time, and so have grenade launchers. In this video we demonstrate a reproduction 1600-1700's era Hand Mortar grenade launcher from Veteran Arms.

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