Ow. Tried this sitting down and pistol-whipped myself in the knee XD

@yungdomino4718

3 жыл бұрын

F

@VehicleLivesMatter

3 жыл бұрын

One singular YIKE

@taiyoctopus2958

3 жыл бұрын

and suddenly just like that, your adventuring days were over!

@gunja4419

3 жыл бұрын

This made me laugh😂

Practice slow. Because slow is smooth, and smooth is fast. You don't want to go too fast too early, and pick up bad habits.

@dragonfell5078

3 жыл бұрын

Damn...that's actually really good advice for a number of situations.

@memezoffuckery3207

3 жыл бұрын

This same concept can be used for typing people.

@swissarmyknight4306

3 жыл бұрын

I would characterize pointing a gun at yourself as a bad habit in firearms handling, so probably best not to practice this at all.

@memezoffuckery3207

3 жыл бұрын

@@swissarmyknight4306 You’re pointing a gun at yourself either way if you’re spinning any firearm. So might as well not watch any of these videos.

@swissarmyknight4306

3 жыл бұрын

@@memezoffuckery3207 I'm pointing out that doing this with a firearm is extremely unsafe. It isn't unreasonable to think people might attempt to do something like this after seeing it demonstrated. You could literally die or kill someone.

I first saw this trick when you used it to shoot Johnny Reb.

@cfv7461

3 жыл бұрын

"Previously on Checkmate Lincolnites!"

Man, i just discovered this youtube channel last night. Outstanding. Plus the shout out to Josey Whales. Keep it up man, you're enlightening this 48 year old man.

Prop fabricator here. This is one of many reasons why I strategically add lead to my builds, even when I'm just modding a toy. You can fix the center-of-mass, and you can increase the momentum just enough, without having to worry about the actor accidentally cold-cocking anyone.

After seeing Josie Wales for the first time on cable, I taught myself this trick too! Used my colt navy replica...works great and feels slick to pull off.

glad to see you put in the obligatory safety tip at the end! 😊 your impression was hilarious as always.

"Ah rode with him... an' Ah've got no complaints." 😂😂😂 That is a great trick; it looks so smooth. and is bewildering until you explain it.

That is supposed to be Charlie Prince's coat from 3:10 to Yuma, isn't it? Iconic.

@Pantheragem

3 жыл бұрын

One of my favorite movies. I even had a replica of The Hand of God made, from a real Colt (really just custom grips and a case-colored hammer).

@JohnDoe-ee6qs

3 жыл бұрын

You mean Charlie princess

My dad thought me that back 55 years ago and I can still do it!!!

This is the content I ring the bell for.

I actually managed to learn it. Its pretty easy once you know how to do it. Awesome trick ;)

This is the kind of educational stuff that I watch this channel for

Very cool! I tried but my hands are very small. Gotta keep practicing!

@genesmolko8113

4 жыл бұрын

Get a Colt 1862 Police

I love the History videos and the related content. Good mix of both, good work as always!

@AtunSheiFilms

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, my friend!

Thanks, the police never saw it coming!

@pineapple0748

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my gah

@1337billybob

2 жыл бұрын

Oh no not Sting! He was mid tantric!

Just tried this with my flintlock pistol replica. It actually works just fine!

I am definitely going to learn this! My grandkids will love it. Thanks for the video.

Thanks for this cool video. I first saw it a few months ago and 1-2 months ago started practicing on an old green and orange plastic toy revolver and after just one night of practice I was able to do it and have just been doing it more and more since, like when I learned how to spin sticks. I'm going to send this video to a friend of mine.

cool Road agent spin tutorial

Awesome! Great stuff as always!

"Dont practice with a real gun" Me with a real gun while he says this: "fuck" Unless its unloaded: oh thank god

@thecommunistdoggo1008

2 жыл бұрын

Me practicing this with a real Glock "Uhhhhhh" (it doesn't work by the way)

@Nupetiet

2 жыл бұрын

I like to practice with guns I'm _pretty_ sure are unloaded

@andrewpalmer1873

2 жыл бұрын

The good news is people who have already owned a gun for years know these tips, but the dumbass that just went to the store yesterday needs to hear it.

@tatsuhirosatou5513

2 жыл бұрын

@Andrew Palmer eh I'm gunna end up doing it with a loaded gun anyway so train like you fight.

@andrewpalmer1873

2 жыл бұрын

@@tatsuhirosatou5513 but you own guns right? So you know what your doing, correct?

Best explanation of this move. Every BP owner should know this, it could save your life.

I tried it and learned it! Thank you Atun Shei!

I love it. I’ve been doing this for 10 years but I still watch the video.

As usual excellent content

Clearly explained and well filmed, thanks!

I love this Channel. Always a new surprise.

super glad i found this channel

Awesome video! I just watched the Hickok movie, where he does the spin. Nice work! I don’t believe I could do it!

This is awesome. Great editing and references as well deed

Curly Bill in Tombstone used it on the old man sheriff.

Wow great instructions I was definitely doing it the hard way :D

Perfect video to showcase thank you

For YEARS I wanted to get a tattoo of the poster for this movie. My idea was that as my skin began to wrinkle, my rye modern Clint would begin to replace Clint’s shouting mug.

Thank you very much, cheers from Chile

THANK YOU for showing this. I have been obsessed with how this mananuever is done tried numerous times but could never fully see the one point of action THE PIVOT... The lighting in the trading post scene of Josie Wales makes it harder to see the pivot . thank you for answering this

That music is spot on when you flip it

I did it with a real gun and I did it first try thank you for this video learned a lot. I'm really big into western

The Uno reverse of the west.

One issue that needs to be brought up: If you're a person with shorter fingers, you can't really loop the finger around and into the trigger well, so you have to let the gun flip onto your index finger before you can spin it around, instead of starting with your finger in the trigger well. longer fingers make this trick easier..it's doable with shorter, stubbier fingers, but it's not as easy as when you have longer fingers that can loop into the trigger well from the start.

Great video my friend

Another reason I love KZread!

Hey so I know that this is an older video of yours but I absolutely love your content and I have to know: What is that jacket of yours and where did you get it?

It's funny to discover this at in 2024 after being a subscriber for years.

Thank you..

Amazing! Thank you for the video! Do you have any suggestions on best guns for gun spinning? I got a Colt Army 1860 from Denix. Feels quite challenging to spin, but maybe it's like in all beginnings. In all other KZread videos I've seen they Peacemakers or other shorter guns.

Very well made video! Just wondering is that a Denix Griswold and Gunnison? Or is it a different brand?

Thanks man! I am going to Western themed airsoft event soon. This will be fun to show off and play pranks!

Love the outfit 👍

I actually mastered that spin using a 22 version of an 1873 model single action

I saw it used in Tombstone by Powers Boothe

I have a double action with a very heavy trigger and I always do tricks like this to show off with people around. The gun is always unloaded and is always in a safe direction.

Now do it with two Walkers. Can't believe how smooth Eastwood did it with those two beasts.

@prairiebhoy9199

4 жыл бұрын

I have an Uberti Walker..it weighs over 4.5 lbs. Eastwood used Colt Dragoons as well. Plenty big but a bit lighter. The issue is the length too. A Colt 1860 Army is plenty lighter and shorter. The 1873 SAA was designed off the 1860 retrofit

@BogeyTheBear

3 жыл бұрын

@@prairiebhoy9199 The 1860 is lighter than a Dragoon, but it is not shorter. The barrel on the 1860 was lengthened to compensate for the shorter frame and cylinder so they come out more or less equal. Kinda makes it easier finding a holster long enough to fit either gun.

Not that I need this any time soon but thanks for showing the way 😏😎✨

Cool.

It works well! It's a little slow for me, but I got the movement down :)

A little odd doing it with a 1911 but fun, thanks for the how to ^^

Tried it with a S&W 1905 hand ejector, it works fine with a double action but I wouldn’t risk it loaded unless it was that or a trip to Yuma haha

Super Video Daumen hoch von mir 👍🔝🔝🔝🇦🇹

Trying to learn this with the exact same colt navy

Mind If I ask what style of jacket you're wearing In your video kinda want one ngl

Dude does your channel do it all?

Mr Chain Blue Lightning!

Can vouch for the weight thing. I have a 3+ pound lemat replica (non-firing) and the road agent spin is VERY easy with the lemat.

How is that march in the end called?

Great video, could you do a video on the 2017 Hickok film, I watched half of it but couldn’t stand it because I love wild bill’s story and the movie is unlike the real story.

🤠

Where did you get your charlie prince jacket from?

Are you left-handed or ambidextrous? I notice you wear your hogleg in a right-handed crossdraw holster, but you have the left-handed dexterity of either a natural-born southpaw or someone who's put forth the effort to become ambidextrous or mix-handed. Arnie trained to handle weapons and shoot ambidextrously for 'The Terminator'. *Edit/Note:* If it took more than one shot, you weren't using a Jakobs. 0:58 Super easy! Barely an inconvenience!

@TheFranchiseCA

4 жыл бұрын

The efforts that both Schwarzenegger and Patrick put into playing their versions of Terminators is really impressive. Arnie also talked about training himself to reload a shotgun without looking.

@judsongaiden9878

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheFranchiseCA And he can hold that SPAS-12 (which is a hoss) way out there with his "weak" arm!

Good video shoot real good video. Actually shows how to instead of just doing it. Later got try on my remmi Dang 8 “ barrels make it little tough but getting it. Thanks ur ole wv hillbilly buddy.

I’ve been trying this out with a flint lock it’s a bit clunky but I’m okay at it

Actually, I only just watched the Outlaw Josey Wailes but as a kid I remember seeing this in a western at one point and learned it on my old cap guns but I’m probably rusty now. I might try this again on my 22. Peacemaker (unloaded just to be clear)

Now to go find that Republic of Texas Navy Colt single-action I got years ago...

Where do you get your uniforms?

This is also known as Curly Bill Spin named after Curly Bill Brocius of the Wyatt Earp wars.

what is the ending BGM?

How many times did you practice?

Love your video me and my brother where using denix replica colts and I was giving up then spinned it and shot him badass don’t worry it was only a cap gun

I just realized Andy has the same Denix replica revolver that I do

Where can I get one if those replicas

Drip goes hard

I have an Italian Colt clone I've parted out for spares, so it's non-firing at this point. I'll remove the trigger (in order to save my finger as well as the tension spring) to make practice easier.

What replica are you using

You're pretty good

But can you do this with a double action?

Where you get the navy revolver tho

I apologize for the lateness of my question, I dont know why YT only now thought to recommend your video. Wasn't this also know as the Curly Bill spin ? Normally I wouldn't quibble, but this is a history channel !

Where can you get that toy gun?

he looks like micah bell in the epilogue

What brand is your replica? I use a King Arms SAA, but it’s not a Colt Navy style like yours.

@oregonoutback7779

2 жыл бұрын

Not sure of the maker, but it looks like a Leech & Rigdon replica to me. They built a '51 Navy frame (copy) with a round barrel.

Dyin aint much of a livin....

I have wondered for years how he did that. In the original story by "Forest Carter" he referred to it as the Missouri Roll. It's actually kinda disappointing to finally find out how simple it really is.

John Wesley Hardin is one of my great great great uncles

What shirt is that?

That pistol has seen some use

seems like a lot of accidental discharges waiting to happen unless your revolver is single action

@docholiday1806

3 жыл бұрын

Duh dude. That’s what it’s for

@swissarmyknight4306

3 жыл бұрын

Good way to get kicked out of any shooting range, even with a single action revolver.

@vimtheprotogen2855

3 жыл бұрын

@@swissarmyknight4306 it's a trick, so I hope people are smart enough to not do it at with a loaded gun, or at a range.

@Joe-sn6ir

3 жыл бұрын

@@vimtheprotogen2855 too many stupid people around. some even have guns. :(

@FellsApprentice

3 жыл бұрын

Even with a double action the trigger tension on a revolver is extremely stiff until the hammer is pulled back so as long as you're careful you could still do it with a double action I would just make sure to get plenty of time doing the trick on an unloaded gun until you could do it in your sleep before trying it

I'm actually only familiar with the technique from its being mentioned in supplements for TTRPGs like Deadlands and GURPS...

Really fun with a Walker. They weigh almost 5 pounds.

Bob Dylan has a great album called John Wesley Harding