Stop Handling Revolvers Like Hollywood

This guy handles a precision instrument like a total a-hole from Hollywood. You're gonna have indexing issues if you keep cowboying it like that. When I saw you flip the cylinder into the frame 🤢 It kills me to see an owner of such a nice revolver to shut the cylinder gangster style. Big no-no. You know snapping open and closed a cylinder like that can spring the cylinder Crane and ruin the accuracy of the revolver, this is not the movies, don't ruin nice revolvers for a camera shot

A close-up video shows hands repeatedly manipulating a black revolver with a wooden grip on a weathered wooden surface: flipping the cylinder, opening it, displaying brass cartridges, and snapping it shut. The humor comes from increasingly exasperated comment captions criticizing flashy Hollywood and gangster-style gun handling and warning that it can damage the revolver’s crane and accuracy. The audio is dominated by spoken, mock-serious firearms commentary and sharp mechanical handling sounds, with no clear music; the instructional tone makes the reckless-looking motions funnier as a reaction to cinematic gun clichés.

This guy handles a precision instrument like a total a hole from Hollywood. You're gonna have indexing issues if you keep cowboying it like that. When I saw you flip the cylinder into the frame, I hate when they slam shut the cylinder. It kills me to see an owner of such a nice revolver to shut the cylinder gangster style big no-no. You know snapping open and closed a cylinder like that can spring the cylinder crane and ruin the accuracy of the revolver? This is not the movies. Don't ruin nice revolvers for a camera shot.

• @antichirst / 14986 2023-12-12