Handloader TV Any of you see this youtube show?

[fortyshooter]

Nice .44 Special load tests with a Taylor's .44 six shooter! https://youtu.be/11Z89yETPls

[Headhog]

First I've seen this channel. I'll have to look for more of their videos. Good load development review though.

I was just a little confused by his comments about the revolver. He said this was a standard revolver and not custom tuned. Then he talked about the work Taylors & Company does to these revolvers and kept pointing out different features. So what does Taylors & Company do beside import these revolvers? I know they custom tune some, but not this one - I'm confused.

Paul

[Rifletom]

Not sure if I can answer Headhog correctly, but. my Uberti/Taylor's "Old Randall" has the tuned trigger and whatnot and is an easier revolver to shoot than my Pietta. Both are smooth, just that the Taylor's is far more accurate.
And, I'm going to check that youtube deal. Thanks forty.

[Headhog]

Not sure if I can answer Headhog correctly, but. my Uberti/Taylor's "Old Randall" has the tuned trigger and whatnot and is an easier revolver to shoot than my Pietta. Both are smooth, just that the Taylor's is far more accurate.
And, I'm going to check that youtube deal. Thanks forty.

Tom, what I'm confused by is what revolvers are "tuned" by Taylors. I've seen some that specifically mention "Taylors & Company Tuned Uberti" and others that just say "Taylors & Company Uberti", and they are the same price. That is what is confusing me.

Paul

[Rifletom]

Not sure if I can answer Headhog correctly, but. my Uberti/Taylor's "Old Randall" has the tuned trigger and whatnot and is an easier revolver to shoot than my Pietta. Both are smooth, just that the Taylor's is far more accurate.
And, I'm going to check that youtube deal. Thanks forty.

Tom, what I'm confused by is what revolvers are "tuned" by Taylors. I've seen some that specifically mention "Taylors & Company Tuned Uberti" and others that just say "Taylors & Company Uberti", and they are the same price. That is what is confusing me.

Paul

Paul, I see what you mean. The Taylor tuned ones are a bit more on a couple sites I've seen them on. When I bought mine from Tombstone Tactical in Az, I called them and Taylor's to confirm mine was indeed tuned. Better to call, as it can be confusing. Taylor's will let you know straight away.

[Headhog]

Not sure if I can answer Headhog correctly, but. my Uberti/Taylor's "Old Randall" has the tuned trigger and whatnot and is an easier revolver to shoot than my Pietta. Both are smooth, just that the Taylor's is far more accurate.
And, I'm going to check that youtube deal. Thanks forty.

Tom, what I'm confused by is what revolvers are "tuned" by Taylors. I've seen some that specifically mention "Taylors & Company Tuned Uberti" and others that just say "Taylors & Company Uberti", and they are the same price. That is what is confusing me.

Paul

Paul, I see what you mean. The Taylor tuned ones are a bit more on a couple sites I've seen them on. When I bought mine from Tombstone Tactical in Az, I called them and Taylor's to confirm mine was indeed tuned. Better to call, as it can be confusing. Taylor's will let you know straight away.

Very good info. Thanks for the tip Tom.

Paul