Evolution of Smith & Wesson's No 3 Revolver

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• DJ

  @djowen5192 · 1 month ago

  RIP  buddy. 😢

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• DA

  @daveyjoweaver6282 · 1 year ago

  For myself Mike, knowing the history of these Lovely old guns or the repros, is half the fun. It makes shooting even more fun. I have always Loved history anyway but combined with the actual item, repro or not, as I always say, it’s like shooting history. Thank You Most Kindly Mike for another great lesson in our heritage! As a restorer of period antique furniture and other items, knowing the history makes the item so much more interesting. And as we’ve seen so many times when the provenance of a piece makes a huge difference in its value. And thus, history makes my shooting pleasure of my 51 Navy, 60 Army and my Navy. Starr 1829 69 cal. Army issue musket and a few others so much Moe enjoyable. It’s great to see you recovering well, at least I do hope so! As a survivor of two mild heart attacks and open heart surgery, I very much appreciate recovery time. It took me a long while to normally walk around my house three years ago. A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND GREAT APPRECIATION FOR YOUR GREAT CHANNEL AND LOVE OF HISTORY! DaveyJO in Lancaster County Pennsylvania

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• DA

  @daveybass655 · 10 days ago

  Love ya Mr. Mike. You are missed.

• CA

  @catyear75 · 1 year ago

  S&W ‘s #3 Revolver is definitely my favorite “Old West “ pistol …!

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• AZ

  @azvoltmanphoenix446 · 1 year ago

  Really enjoyed the Smith and Wesson history lesson. Thanks Mike !!

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• TY

  @tylerbradfield9981 · 10 months ago

  Thank you Mr Mike, your videos do a lot - at least for me - in preserving the fascinating history of firearms of the 19th century. While I&apos;m sure I could do my own research, your eloquent and clear presentations make a very enjoyable and educational viewing. <br><br>I&apos;m personally looking forward to buying a top-break revolver, and the history and context add such a story to these firearms.

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• MB

  @Mbartel500 · 1 year ago

  Great presentation, Mike. I always learn a lot of interesting facts from these historical videos. Thank you.

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• ST

  @stephenhausheer8206 · 2 months ago

  Great history Mike....hope your well 👏 🙏

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• LU

  @Lunchbox825 · 1 year ago

  Ive been thinkin about the American recently, how we have that little pocket of the early 1870s when the SAA didnt exist yet and how for a good amount of the 1870s there were more Model 3&apos;s than there were Single Action Armys in the hands of American citizens

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• BI

  @BigRooster616 · 1 year ago

  I have four Uberti No3 revolvers and 1 S&amp;W No3 and I love them all .<br>Even though I&apos;m a Colt Man

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• SA

  @samdoak1222 · 1 year ago

  Great story, well told

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• RI

  @ricktaylor5744 · 1 year ago

  Excellent history of S and W. Thank you very much Mike.😊

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