At aprroximatelt 9:15 I skipped the security six, an oversight on my part. But off camera I tried the Remington ammo and it fit perfectly. Also, I said 1/2,500 of a centimeter. I misspoke, it's about 1/375

@Batmicheal

Жыл бұрын

Cool. You spoke of the .001”-.002” bullet diameter difference between 38 Special/357 Magnum and the old 38 S&W. I fire the same cast 125gn bullets sized to .3585 in my 38’s, my 357 and my 9mm. Not making an argument just the .002” bigger reminded me is all. Also in my limited experience a thousandth usually isn’t enough of a difference to make a difference though I start my load development at the lowest charge I can find data for and I don’t work up past the best groups, well once they start to open back up again I stop

@Jacob45678Liam

Жыл бұрын

I wonder now if .38 S&W can chamber and load perfectly fine into a .357 magnum lever-action rifle. I would imagine it can, but there is only one way to know for sure. Is this something worthy of a video?

@craigfinley2507

7 ай бұрын

What make the pressure so high as oppose to 38+p mean added extra powder so what makes the 357 more powerful. Let me know please.

@pipbernadotte6707

3 ай бұрын

What about the Medusa revolver?

2 videos in one day is definitely a prize

@paraAA82

Жыл бұрын

is a treat!!

@danielcurtis1434

Жыл бұрын

He’s trying to kill us!!! It’s complete overload!!! What else could he fit in his pockets!!!

@valdanilow4466

Жыл бұрын

It's simple if it's not marked for you're gun then don't use the other ammo why chance it

@ChiefChokeAHoe

Жыл бұрын

@@valdanilow4466 your*

@VCBird6

Жыл бұрын

A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one

*"HOLD MY POP TART!"* I needed a good chuckle today. Thanks Paul. I'll be using that in the future.

@elliottscott6179

Жыл бұрын

I heard pop tart, but my brain went beer. But we're all different, but the effect was priceless!

@kellywalker8407

Жыл бұрын

The problem with pop tarts is the first bite usually burns your mouth....lol

@elliottscott6179

Жыл бұрын

@@kellywalker8407 It's comments like this that make me think. If we just treated each other like people, that fixes all things my friend. And I toast mine too, and put real butter on them:) I toast mine in a 197-ish sunbeam, with the automatic lift. I just keep fixing it, perfect toaster.

@markh.6687

Жыл бұрын

@@kellywalker8407 Eat 'em cold. You know the Klingon proverb that revenge and Pop-Tarts (TM) are dishes that are best served cold? It is very cold....in ssspppaaaccceee! (From ST: The Wrath of Khan/Paul).

@johnpublic6582

Жыл бұрын

@@markh.6687 I believe you can only really understand poptart lore if you read it in the original Klingon.

“That required one sharp slap and, somehow, I didn’t manage to poke a hole in my hand.” 😏 Nice callback Paul! 😂

@joshuabessire9169

Жыл бұрын

I think Paul's father would be proud of him.

@chasegilley1906

Жыл бұрын

Starting laughing as soon as I saw him hit it 😂

@misters2837

Жыл бұрын

@@chasegilley1906 Me too...knowing full well that was gonna be a dig on Caleb....

@Batmicheal

11 ай бұрын

Ah yes the young chair force Ranger SOF Seated Oblivious Fantasies guy.

"Somehow I managed not to poke a hole in my hand" STILL ripping on Caleb, love it!

Poor Caleb still lives on ,even if only when Paul decides to troll him... I got a good laugh out of Paul NOT stabbing a hole through his hand after SHARPLY whacking that ejector rod!

@Hjerte_Verke

Жыл бұрын

Is that guy still around? Oddly and fortunately the Tube algorithm does not recommend that channel to me. Gotta laugh when a guy thinks you can bend an ejector rod with your hand. He must use some super cheap revolvers, maybe those RG saturday night specials from West Germany....?

@moreparrotsmoredereks2275

Жыл бұрын

Only the long time subscribers got that reference

@adamheywood113

Жыл бұрын

@@Hjerte_Verke He goes by "Mister Revolver" these days Deleted the relevant videos and denies any knowledge

@peternorton5648

Жыл бұрын

⁠@@moreparrotsmoredereks2275 I’d actually forgotten that other guy’s name but did get the reference right off. Man that was one long rebuttal from Paul but an outstanding video for certain.

@bisleyblackhawk1288

Жыл бұрын

@@user-UC7PfZyg-o4 yep 😜😜😜

I'm constantly amazed by the number of people that suffer from selective hearing syndrome. Paul and crew are extremely thorough and professional in their presentations. Very rarely is the absolutist statement made. Thank you Paul and crew for the wonderful information you provided today. Be well and straight shooting.

@Dick_Gozinya

Жыл бұрын

Only a Sith deals in absolutes, and Paul ain't no Sith!

@IAmNotAHorse

Жыл бұрын

It’s funny cuz “only a sith deals in absolutes” is an absolute.

Love this guy, because even if I don't completely agree with something he says, I know that we both know that there are so many variables that we could both be wrong

@Charles-A

Жыл бұрын

Just out of pure curiosity, what do you not agree with?

@johndoe-so2ef

Жыл бұрын

@@Charles-A Some of his statements over the years on firearms choices, opinions. Nothing serious. Dude is clearly VERY knowledgeable. Frankly, if we were able to sit down and talk about it, I think we could easily get some common ground, even where we disagree.

@markh.6687

Жыл бұрын

Or in an even stranger turn of events, both of you could be right with all those variables bouncing around the range.

@johndoe-so2ef

Жыл бұрын

@@markh.6687 Perhaps, but as a general rule I don't go around with the idea that I am anything but an idiot, that way I don't make myself look stupid when I AM an idiot.

@markh.6687

Жыл бұрын

@@johndoe-so2ef I'd attempt to argue with that, but there are days that I should have a shirt on reading "I'm stupid-don't talk to me" to avoid entrapping anyone in my Day of Stupidity (TM).

8:24. I really love how Paul and crew record everything in real time just like if I was standing there watching in person and ever how it comes out is what they present as much as they possibly can. Example: When Paul started testing the second box of ammo and picked up the first revolver, which he originally said was his Model 36, he called it his Model 15. It was never corrected on screen and I'm OK with that. Paul is a real guy making real content in real time with real tools and equipment. Little errors and inconsistencies occur. That's life. But another great presentation by a seasoned Professional.

@PaulHarrell

Жыл бұрын

I usually catch mistakes like that. This time I didn't notice until I read your comment. This is an example of the speech impediment that I occasionally mention.

@brianlegg6009

Жыл бұрын

@@PaulHarrell No worries, Sir!

@Hjerte_Verke

Жыл бұрын

I caught some grammatical or syntax errors in your comment that you have failed to correct. However, I'm going to let it go.

@johnpublic6582

Жыл бұрын

@@Hjerte_Verke Don't worry someone will be along shortly to have a freakout about it.

@randymartin5521

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that too, but figured, hey, everybody mis-speaks on occasion.

While I'll say Paul Harrell is rarely wrong, rarely boring in his videos, and rarely unentertaining, I could never say he is always funny because it depends on your sense of humor, the size of your pistol's chamber, and the size of your ammo. But Paul always is the man and never ceases to educate.

Nice reference to not poking a hole into your palm when you slap the ejector rod...the rebuttal to Gun Nuts from a few years back is still one of my favorite videos...

@shawnmiller4781

Жыл бұрын

Does he even still have a channel?

@splyntered

Жыл бұрын

What video is this referencing? I couldn’t find it.

@ericc3327

Жыл бұрын

@@shawnmiller4781 changed name to mister revolver.

@shawnmiller4781

Жыл бұрын

@@ericc3327 interesting

@Hjerte_Verke

Жыл бұрын

@@splyntered The Paul video is a 1hr+ installment called "Rebuttal" and in it he references and features some of Caleb's stupid statements and refutes them all. Paul reminds us that words still have meaning LOL

Two videos in one day! Thanks Paul!

I've read that the S&W uses a .361" bullet. I've got an Enfield from 1943 (WW2 surplus) and a S&W lemon squeezer from 1902 and both of them slug to a barrel diameter of about .361". Many modern manufacturers do exactly what modern reloaders do and just use incorrect .357 or .358" bullets, in which case they will fit into a 38/357 gun. They work in the old guns but won't be very accurate, but most people won't notice.

@md_vandenberg

Жыл бұрын

I've never heard of a top-break revolver called a "lemon squeezer". Learned something new.

@hazratmuhazmat8831

Жыл бұрын

@@md_vandenberg They have the addition of a squeeze safety (similar to a 1911). Not all top breaks have it.

@66smithra

Жыл бұрын

@@md_vandenberg yeah these were called that because they actually have a grip safety that you have to squeeze.

@tombrown4683

Жыл бұрын

​@@66smithraI own one too ! Inherited from my Grandfather. He Inherited it from his great uncle as he was a sheriff & it was his "dress clothes" revolver.

@66smithra

Жыл бұрын

@@tombrown4683 they are neat little pieces!

“Some chambers are a little tighter than others.” Good advice.

@nukiesduke6868

Жыл бұрын

Sadly not in 2023. Most chambers have had thousands of hot loads ran through them.

@mrdizzy678

Жыл бұрын

​@@nukiesduke6868Zing!!!

@sleigh4019

Жыл бұрын

Cleaning MT Dew off my walls ...thanks for the laughs

@CtrlAltRetreat

Жыл бұрын

​@@nukiesduke6868 So are we supposed to keep 6 in rotation before trying to fill them up again?

@darrionj707

Жыл бұрын

Ayyyyy lmao

I laughed more than I should have at this video. Between the “hold my pop tart” and “not poking a hole in your hand”. You have such a great delivery with your humor, it always catches me off guard. Keep up the good work Paul. You and your crew do excellent work.

I'm glad you didn't hurt your hand Paul even after 2 slaps, I love the reference.

Two videos in one day! Yay! And I have loved every “Long tedious presentation” as well as every “dawn of time” explanation Paul has ever done! 😊

@bobroberts2371

Жыл бұрын

Usually one needs to pay extra for long drawn out painful. . . . .

@BloopTube

Жыл бұрын

Yeah he's very easy to listen to.

@tombrown4683

Жыл бұрын

cfzippo, I 100% agree !

Wow! Two videos in one day and this one even has a supplemental. Thanks Paul!

@tombrown4683

Жыл бұрын

Bonus footage - YAY !

Some chambers are tighter than others.

Why don’t this man have three million subscribers?

@paraAA82

Жыл бұрын

haters...

@Syphaxis

Жыл бұрын

KZread no likey firearm knowledge.

@blackhawk65589

Жыл бұрын

Because he's not tacticool who wears a $2k plate carrier to the airsoft range.

@larrybrown6348

Жыл бұрын

Because mainstream only wants to be entertained without actually wanting to learn anything valuable. Keep up the GREAT work , Paul!

I love this channel. I have learned so many useful things from this man over the years.

Paul, as always, informative & entertaining!

Always smile when I see a Paul video pop up.

@joshuabessire9169

Жыл бұрын

I read that as "Always smile when I see a Paul video pop tart," first time I saw it.

@whenpiratesattack

Жыл бұрын

@@joshuabessire9169 also true!!!

Call me crazy but being a big fan and avid watcher, it appears Paul has a new camera the picture quality is very vivid and HD. Thank you for all the useful info and entertainment over the years.

Two old adages to keep in mind: "Just because something shouldn't fit, doesn't mean it won't," and "Just because you think something will fit, doesn't mean it will."

@williamgaines9784

Жыл бұрын

And of course the overarching adage, "Just because you can, does not mean you should."

@tundranomad

Жыл бұрын

Or, "If it doesn't fit, force it. If it breaks, it needed replacing anyway".

Very well presented, as usual. Thanks Paul.

Video posted just 7 minutes ago. Last time I was this early Paul only had one caveat.

Your videos are so relaxing Paul.

Nice very accurate demo. I personally would not load anything but a 357 mag or 38 special in my 357. Still good to see you show each of them.

A twofer on Tuesday from Paul! Today is a good day! Thank you Sir for all your hard work and time you are appreciated.

As usual well presented and Informative presentation(entertaining as well). Great Job Paul!

Thank you for your service and thank you for your informative videos

Back in the 1970s I purchased S&W model 10 on the cheap that had been reamed to accept .357…I had enough good sense to only shoot .38 Special or really down loaded to .38 Special data using .357 brass…I eventually sold it to a family member with the strict caveat to NOT SHOOT .357 mag ammo (he ignored my advice and never had issues with his foolish choice 🙄)…I lost contact with him years ago…never heard about him suffering Ill results from the Model 10.

@DanTheWolfman

Жыл бұрын

Was it a Bull Heavy Barrel like PD or pencil barrel?

@bisleyblackhawk1288

Жыл бұрын

@@DanTheWolfman heavy barrel.

@bisleyblackhawk1288

Жыл бұрын

@@DanTheWolfman heavy barrel…the first one I had ever seen

@BogeyTheBear

Жыл бұрын

If a bridge is rated for a 4000 pound load and you roll a 3-ton truck over it, the bridge is not going to collapse on that truck. The kicker is, the next ten cars that cross it afterwards might get across, but the eleventh car may end up in the river. Overloading may not result in instant and spectacular failure, but may impart enough damage that even repeated normal use afterwards will accumulate damage to the point of failure.

@bisleyblackhawk1288

Жыл бұрын

@@BogeyTheBear AMEN my friend 👍👍👍

Lol. I spit coffee when he said here hold my poptart instead of the typical hold my beer.

@oscargustavoarcosruiz8793

Жыл бұрын

Yeah! 😂

Very informative , and entertaining as always. Thankyou for your efforts

Thank you, Paul. This was informative.

I was wondering about the compatibility of those two cartridges. Thanks, Paul !

due to reloading at home, I learned to use Machinist Pin Gauges to measure the chambers on my .38's and .357's, as well as the Forcing Cone. The .38's I had, generally measured .358 at their tightest point. My .357's though, ran the gamut of .356 to .358, sometimes in the same cylinder. Btw, my set of Pin Gauges were .3550 to .3590 in .0005 increments.

Love your informative and well thought out work Paul, always enjoy watching.

Thanks for the demonstration. Was quite informative.

2 videos in 1 day, we really have won a prize. Ty Paul.

According to the internet, in 1899 S&W introduced the model 1899(technically still being manufactured today, known as the model 10) with the caliber 38 special, a black powder cartridge.

@PaulHarrell

Жыл бұрын

There's some debate as to whether the 1899 version of the revolver was a .38 S/W and the special came later, or the 1899 was the special. I've heard it both ways. But yes, originally the .38 special was black powder.

@glennsammon4465

Жыл бұрын

and they say that in 1902 it was switched to smokeless powder.

Excellent as always. Thank you sir!

I've been watching your videos for a few years now and I find them very educational and entertaining, thank you Paul

A double upload? Hurray!

I have 2 Ruger SP101s. One has had the cylinder chamfered for fast reloads. It will load and fire 357 mag, 38spl, 38 colt, 38lc, 38 s&w, and 38 long S&W. The other will not chamber the 38 S&W cartridges. Like you said, it depends.

@jasonshults368

Жыл бұрын

That may be a cylinder throat issue. My experience with Rugers is that they have widely varying cylinder throat diameters, often among chambers in the same cylinder.

@JuggoJuggo

Жыл бұрын

Can you put 9mm with a moon clip in it?

@2326TX

Жыл бұрын

@@jasonshults368 not a throat issue, one I took to a gunsmith and had it chamfered for fast reloads. The other I bought a few years later and never had it chamfered. Somehow I'm the guy that friends come to if they want to try out a gun or learn to shoot. Anyway I found that handing someone a heavy stainless steel revolver with mild recoil ammo boost their confidence in mastering the defense tool that they had a little fear of. That said, I would hand a 70 year old friend of my mother my SP101 or GP100 that was loaded with 38 Colts. When she was confident with it, I'd load .38 Long Colts, then progress to .38 Spl. At that point, to a lighter revolver. But that's not what I want to get into right now. I buy or reload .38 Colts and .38LCs for that reason. One day I was in Academy ( a sporting goods store here is Texas) looked up and saw they had .38 Colts on the shelf. Well, factory load Remington green and yellow box all look the same. What I grabbed was .38 S&W, didn't notice till I got home. Was a little upset because I couldn't return them. However, out of curiosity I checked to see if any would chamber them. To my surprise the chambered SP101 and a couple others did. .38 Colt is the parent case to .38spl so all 357 or 38 spl revolvers should be fine with modern factory loaded 38 colt or long colts. .38 S&W is a tapered wall cartridge, it's base is slightly larger than that of the 38 Colt, 38 Spl., 357 Rem Mag. So some guns have loose enough tolerance to chamber the. 38 S&W and some may need to be chamfered.

@GashimahironChl

Жыл бұрын

@@2326TX I was slightly worried of the slightly larger projectile of the .38sw combined with the weaker charge behind it causing the bullet to get stuck in the barrel, but since Paul just blasted a bunch of those out of a 357 and never mentioned this being a possibility, i guess it's fine?

Thank you for all the hard work you do Paul. I enjoy your videos and channel. You are entertaining and informative. Keep up the amazing content.

Good information to know, thanks Paul!

I had some .38 s&w that fit in a Model 10 Smith......Buffalo Bore makes a hi velocity round that is not safe for Top Break type revolvers. Even in regular form...it is a very good round for older/ recoil shy shooters. Even though slow moving....with the 145 grain bullet...it has the knockdown power similar to a .380. It would be interesting to see you test the two. But swing out cylinder revolvers like Colt Police Positive and S&W Terriers/ Regulation Police are getting expensive, and harder to find.

The sky is so blue, and the grass is so green. Beautiful scenery there.

@shootshellz

Жыл бұрын

Eastern Oregon.

Great video Paul. Thanks for the thorough explanation.

Boy how I miss my original Dan Wesson. Great presentation, Paul, and thanks countless times for keeping on sharing these. 👍👍👏 10⭐

Hey your presentations are awesome it would be really great if you did a presentation on 32 revolvers some of the modern 32 Ammunition and pistols I think would be awesome for self-defense but the meat Target would show better but from 32 short to the 32 Magnums made today it would be a very educational video I watch 99% of your stuff and I've never seen anything on 32

@jagx234

Жыл бұрын

I've been wondering about buying a 327 fed mag for all of those lesser loads it could fire.

@Neomalthusiano

Жыл бұрын

@@jagx234 if your intent is saving money, they aren't that much cheaper like the difference between.38 and .357. If you want versatility for an adverse scenario, while you're technically correct, none of those are easy to come by, at least in no way .38/357 is. But if you're recoil sensitive, and want to train with something that won't disturb you, now that's a great choice. Training with less powerful loads is a great way to get used to a gun, even if you intend to load it with something much more powerful in a real scenario.

@jagx234

Жыл бұрын

@Neomalthusiano is specifically for the gamut of recoil level options that o was wondering about it. I don't subscribe to the scavenging at the end of times scenario. Just using one common round makes more sense to me there. 327 adding another round to a revolver, and being able to have say 32 h&r mag for myself but 32 long for my wife or daughter was intriguing

@Neomalthusiano

Жыл бұрын

@@jagx234 I used to shoot "brute calibers" at ease. But, after I got a work injury, even a regular .357 mag load is too much for me. Where I live, I have no access to .327 mag, so have no experience to share. However, my father owns a .32 S&W L revolver, and I would have no problem spending an afternoon shooting it, if ammo was easier to come by. In case of a .327 mag revolver (with 32 S&W L ammo), which, due being more robust, in theory, may be slightly heavier, and thus, have even less recoil than a .32 S&W L only gun, it would have everything to be a pleasant experience for other family members to get into shooting, while still presenting a large room of flexibility for you to shoot more powerful loads. If you have no difficulty getting both the gun and ammo where you live, I say you should do it. My creed is that every family member should have some experience with a gun. They don't need to go to a range often or make it a hobby. Yet, knowing how to handle a gun safely and shoot it with a reasonable degree of competency may make the difference in a life or death situation. And that's a good choice of a gun for both experienced and novices. Just, if you can, try the revolver before buying to check if it matches your expectations. Due the lack of models available, maybe it doesn't and another (unfortunately more complex) solution could be getting into handloading, buy a .357 revolver, if don't own one already, and start handloading tailored to your needs. Tame 115 gr loads for the ladies and more powerful loads to yourself.

2 videos one day? Now thats a great day

Well done. Very well done. Thank you.

I think it’s important to point out that just because the round will chamber does not necessarily mean it would be safe to fire.

@tomarmstrong4761

Жыл бұрын

I was pondering this point as well. For the rifling in the barrel to work well, the bullet diameter has to just barely have some friction with the grooves. Far too much friction would lead to Really Bad Things(tm) happening. "Barely too much?" Maybe not Really Bad Things (tm), but certainly could be poor performance. In hypothesis, at least. I think I'll stick with using ammunition in the designated caliber for any gun I'm going to use. I don't feel need to test that hypothesis.

@nfaisnfgay

Жыл бұрын

If it seats it yeats bud

@genericyoutubeuser1700

Жыл бұрын

Paul said that.

@generaljackripper666

Жыл бұрын

This is true, you may experience some lead splash from an un-jacketed round. But the bullet will still exit the barrel.

@Gameprojordan

Жыл бұрын

Paul literally talked about that within the first minute of the video 😂 it starts at 0:48

Great stuff, as always.

Great video, as always, consistent and logical research. And a great dry wit.

Did I win a prize ?

@mtgAzim

Жыл бұрын

Uh huh. ^_^

@ron6547

Жыл бұрын

Sure

@oscargustavoarcosruiz8793

Жыл бұрын

Of course:: 2 videos of Paul un one day

Well Paul, now you've put the mental picture of you in the bar eating PopTarts while all the other patrons are holding each other's beers ...

Great video Paul. Always love watching your presentations. There is reason why they say. Only use the ammo that your firearm is chambered for. I agree with you 100%

Great video, thank you for all that you do

Thanks, Paul. Wonderful video! I have 2 old 38S&W revolvers. I love to shoot them, accurate with very light recoil. Not too many companies make this ammo now. Would you do a video on who does it best? Best performance for self defense? Sorry if this sounds silly. Like racing Model T’s. But fun! Thanks again! Ken

@jeffreyelliott622

Жыл бұрын

I like PPU 145gr. LRN and of course the Remington 146gr. LRN and I have bought some Fiocchi 145gr LRN and FMJ ammo as well and all 3 seem to be pretty comparable in comparrison and all 3 are smoking accurate out of my 4 standard barrel !!! My revolver is a 1952 post war Smith & Wesson Regulation Police in .38s&w ctg./caliber !!! This ammo is quite abit on the expensive side but I get 1 or 2 boxes at least 3 times a year and stock up on it just like any other caliber but within reason due to cost !!!

@PaulHarrell

Жыл бұрын

There aren't many companies making .38 S/W ammo, but as far as I can tell, the Remington green and yellow box ammo is Very good.

@jeffreyelliott622

Жыл бұрын

@@PaulHarrell That PPU is smoking accurate at least out to 15 yards it's like I can't miss my target unless I do so on purpose but who wants to miss hitting their target I sure don't but I am shocked as to how accurate my 52 post war Regulation Police revolver really is !! I just got to go and take time in an indoor range at 7 yards and see it I can put 5 shots in one hole in the bullseye !!! I believe I can and I might just video it for the added pressure !!! Hahhhaa !!!

The real prize was 2 videos in 1 day :)

I appreciate your personal information. I found, for myself, your information was/is beneficial for me.

Thanks for the presentation. Great information…

Okay, which of you will be the subject of next week’s video? 🍿🍿

@tundranomad

Жыл бұрын

🤐 me.

I didn't realize they still made 38 Smith and Wesson

@shootshellz

Жыл бұрын

Difficult to find and very expensive if you do find some.

@Chris_the_Dingo

Жыл бұрын

Yeah...I have some PPU and Fiocchi. I think Remington still makes it too.

@jeffreyelliott622

Жыл бұрын

@@Chris_the_Dingo Yep I buy all 3 brands when I can but mostly PPU and Fiocchi !!!

@SCH292

Жыл бұрын

According to one of my FFL dealer he said that when come to certain calibers companies only make small amount, stop, wait till they sell out their stockpile and produce small amount again. Repeat.

@Hines1971

Жыл бұрын

It's an easy caliber to reload for. Ive been able to use 9mm makarov hornady XTPs in my webley (I reload for 9mak too). The seat fine in the case and chamber without issue in my webly

@Paul Harrell Love you made this, I have both! I have an old Victory 38SW with some really funky custom but very comfortable hand made walnut grips. I was told it was a small town officer's duty weapon for years. It shows that type of holster wear, it is otherwise perfect and a fun toy for the range. The grip must have been made for someone with my same size of hands, for me it's honestly the most comfortable firearm I own. I have a few :)

Thanks Mr. Harrell!!! Your the Man!!

Does the .38 Smith and Wesson chamber in the Ruger Security Six revolver? You skip it while trying to extract the ammo from the previous Ruger

@PaulHarrell

Жыл бұрын

Yes it does.

@GustavoRubioGSR

Жыл бұрын

@@PaulHarrell Thanx for the answer!! And for the material you upload. Very educational. Greetings from Argentina.

What about .38/200 British in a .357 magnum? :^)

15:45 So, to sum up what Paul is saying, Paul is claiming that .38 S&W is the devil’s caliber!

Greetings from Arizona Mr. Harrell

Love your stuff! I would love your opinion on “bear guns”-as in pistols for bear defense while hiking and camping.

@shawnr771

Жыл бұрын

One small enough to make carrying it comfortable while being accurate enough to take out your friends knee while they are trying to tie their shoes.

@michaelblacktree

Жыл бұрын

I think 10mm is a popular handgun cartridge for bear defense.

@ScottinWV-bgij

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Bears are defensive enough. Never give one a gun.

@shawnr771

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@@ScottinWV-bgij lol. The best defense is a good offense.

@shootshellz

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@@ScottinWV-bgij Support your right to arm bears!

Hey Paul in a previous video you said you could hunt with a 556. Could you do a meat target test using a 556 and ammo that you would use in that type of scenario and compare it to a more traditional hunting cartridge. If youve already made a video like this I apologize I couldnt find it

@PaulHarrell

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We have a presentation on shooting the AR pistol at 200 yards. This includes a demo of different hunting ammunitions vs. the meat target fired from 10.5 and 20 inch barrels.

@bigbones916

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@@PaulHarrell Thank you Paul Ill do more due diligence and find it. I appreciate you taking the time to reply.

ANOTHER VIDEO? Hell yeah!

Two videos on won day! Thank you!

With God, all things are possible.

@ligaar0849

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....what?

@Quadrenaro

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​@@ligaar0849 With the power of God, we can chamber the 38 s&w, maybe even fire it.

@mattgeiger8247

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God and America

Outstanding presentation by our beloved professor Harrell.

Great show as always.

I just discovered this channel. I'm enjoying it immensely!

Thank you for the information.

Another excellent video. And thank you for specifying again that absolute statements (e.g. always, or never) are rarely appropriate.

Yesssss!!! Lately I have been working on my .357mag collection. Love the caliburs and definitely love the information on other calibers

Priceless! And I will say that your videos are ALWAYS entertaining! Tell me that I’m wrong

Paul Herrell always tells me facts & provides evidence. When I watch a Paul Herrell presentation he never steers me wrong !

A Paul twofer in the same day? Heaven!

during the ammo shortage, I accidentally bought the 38 S&W wheel gun because it was the only box on the shelf, when I got home and sized it up with my Colt King Cobra 357, I found that some rounds chambered easily while others needed "gentle persuasion", I asked my range master before shooting the stuff and he said, "it won't blow up your gun but it will be very dirty and be sure to clean the chambers well as there can be scoring in the cylinders that could obstruct seating of the proper ammo", he was correct with everything he said

Thanks for the video

Paul I love your channel, keep doing what you do, Your the best. Thank you. You are a gentleman and a scholar.

Great video Paul 👍

Thanks Paul

Came for the revolver content but got the bonus of Paul dunking on a psude.

nice vid Paul, keep it up

Get ‘em Paul!!!!

Thank you, Mr. Harrell.

Thank you Paul! YOU answered a standing question I had a concern over. !!! The kid at the store was clueless!

paul Harrell is always cogent and relevant, your videos are always good, and very interesting.

Look at all the flowers in that field, in between the tree stands. Quite beautiful.