How a Revolver Works: Colt Python

This video tutorial, sponsored by War Thunder, explains the mechanics of how a Colt Python revolver works. It covers the loading process, the differences between double-action and single-action operations, and the detailed mechanics of firing. The video also demonstrates how to eject empty shell cases. The tutorial concludes with a call to action for War Thunder and credits for the creators.

What is the name of the game sponsoring the video?

• War Thunder

• Call of Duty

• Fortnite

• Battlefield

What is the first step in loading a Colt Python revolver?

• Pushing the cylinder back into the frame

• Pulling the cylinder latch to the rear

• Rotating the cylinder

• Pulling the trigger

How many chambers does the Colt Python cylinder have?

• Four

• Seven

• Five

• Six

In double-action operation, what happens when the trigger is pulled?

• The hammer is drawn back and held by the sear

• The cylinder is unlocked

• The cartridges are ejected

• The hammer is cocked and released to fire

What is the role of the 'hand' in the revolver's mechanism?

• It releases the hammer

• It locks the cylinder into position

• It engages the ratchet of the cylinder ejector

• It compresses the main spring

What does the transfer bar do when the hammer is released?

• It transfers energy to the firing pin

• It compresses the main spring

• It locks the cylinder

• It engages the ratchet

What happens to the trigger when it is released?

• It engages the ratchet

• It compresses the main spring

• It pivots the hammer strut out of the way

• It locks the cylinder

During single-action operation, what drives the movement of the trigger?

• The ejector rod

• The cylinder latch

• The main spring

• The hammer being pulled back

How are empty shell cases ejected from the Colt Python?

• By pushing the ejector rod

• By rotating the cylinder

• By compressing the main spring

• By pulling the trigger

What software was used to create the video?

• Maya

• Blender

• Cinema 4D, Redshift, After Effects, Substance 3D Painter, & Rizom UV

• 3ds Max