Red Dead Redemption 2 Guns 

This guy's honor has to be off the charts.

A man called Arthur, who sounds like Dutch, who has a son called John, and who has a range amongst Tall Trees. Immense.

Fun fact, In the game, Arthur ends up finding a manufacturer’s case of the brand new 1899 Bolt Actions and keeps one for himself

We need more people like hickock in the gun world.... the self defense/tactical crowd is great and all. But we need more people that enjoy and promote simply the love and joy of shooting, and the history of firearms themselves.

Says hes Arthur Looks like Uncle Sounds like Dutch Has a son named John. This man IS Red Dead

Red dead redemption 3. Hickok's Revenge

It never fails to put a grin on my face every time I find one of these “gun nuts” I keep hearing about, and they just radiate sensibility, approachability and well-adjustedness. We need more people like you, sir. 👍

I actually just restarted red dead redemption and my parents saw and started talking about how far games have come, even though they think its a waste of time. Which was so nice to hear because they actually do appreciate the art of games

Damn his deadeye level must be high

This man must be added in RDR2 as a stranger quest

I pretty much got into guns in 2002 because of Counter-Strike. I was 15. Loved guns ever since.

The Semi-Auto Shotgun in RDR2 can be found in 2 places: Watson's Cabin and Saint Denis. Saint Denis is shown to be the most modern city/town in the game so it would only make sense if it had the most modern firearms of the time

Rockstar really should add a hickok45 sode mission " help me hunt them 2 liters"

This guy's literally got permanent Dead Eye activated.

The way every shot makes you chuckle makes me respect everything you say. You can tell you truly love and respect firearms (and the 2nd Amendment), and I'm here for it!

I love Red Dead 2. Wife and I play it online together a lot. We're both firearms enthusiasts and NEW firearm owners! SUPPORT THE 2nd!

This guy is so wholesome for a guy who possesses the power of dead eye

Whoever dislikes this video must be an Odriscoll

As a European, I can respect Hickock45's love for the engineering and history behind guns. I appreciate that his channel has always been about the history, mechanics, and (most importantly) safety of firearms. In this kind of community it doesn't matter what your history or ideology is. Everyone who likes guns feels welcome! It's all about the impressive engineering of guns! As long as you don't shoot *each other* , you're good!

Im late to the party but thank you for making this video. I love old guns, westerns, and games. The more realistic the better in my opinion. I'm in my 20s and everyone says I was born in the wrong time because of what I like. It's great that you took the time to give recognition to the younger generation that loves old things. Love the game and the guns. Great video.

~50+ years of shooting~ "Hahaha!" Dat what I call a true passion.

"A little water won't kill you" Tell that to John Marston

this is one of the first channels about guns than i follow, thanks man the content of your channel is so good, i'm subscribe in your channel with 16 years, today i'm 29

I just realized he does his videos in one shot no cuts. Amazing teacher! and even better shooting!

When he says "these are some of John's favourite guns" he's obviously referring to John Marston, not his son.

“Let’s lighten up on the people who play video games” Everyone liked that

Ive always loved Hickok45 and recently I've been playing through red dead redemption 2. I've seen a lot of these guns on this channel separately but seeing them all together like this is really fun great video.

first video of yours that ive watched, ik its old but just wanted to say that your such a nice guy and hope your doing well, love how patiently and calmly you address the camera

He’s like the Bob Ross of guns The way he smiles and laughs after shooting I was expecting “Hehe, just shoot the devil out of it”

If it was hickok instead of Micah, the pinkertons would have never stood a chance.

New sub. Your presentation of these tools is honest and informative. Thank you for your work.

It is always a pleasure watching you do what you do. Love the older guns

He said “ game player” and not “ gamer”. I respect that

“It was used as a military shotgun, hunting shotgun, killing O’Driscolls shotgun. You name it.”

This video is the reason I found your page and I've been a fan since. Thanks man

In 2 more days, this video will be 5 years old, i remember watching this all those years ago after playing red dead 2 for the first time. Ive been playing through it again so i thought id watch this video once more :)

I hope hickok is the main character of Red Dead Redemption 3.

Screw that "gamer" silliness, I'm calling myself a "game player" from now on.

Man I’ve been searching these one by one and suddenly this pops up, wonderful work! Thank you very much!

This is some of the best content I’ve seen on RU-vid. Simply amazing!

“Little water won't kill you" John Marston: What?

“Arthur Morgan here”. What a way to start a video.

Thanks for the interesting video. Spot on about Red Dead Redemption II... a great game, and I've developed an interest in the history of classic guns after playing it

It's still nice to see that those weapons are still here in this generation. Winchester models are my personal favorites. Just wish I get to shoot one someday

Man, these graphics are insane.

Hickok has dead eye activated...

This was the first video that I saw by good ol' Hickok, weird how an interest in games made me turn into a gun nut!

I've been watching your channel for over four years now.i love your videos and such and I love how you shoot and your aim is right on keep up the good work

Plot Twist: He is the grandson of Jack Marston.

Who’s watching this in 1899?

Playing Red Dead 2 got me interested in guns, which is how I found this channel. Now it feels like it has come full circle, and its glorious.

You have an awesome collection sir. Always a pleasure watching these videos

“Rockstar confirms Hickok45 as upcoming playable DLC character”

O'Driscoll: *robs a store* Hickok45: *walks into town* O'Driscoll: Why do I hear boss music?

The schofield revolvers were my favorites in-game. I always go around dual wielding them.

This man is the most wholesome, nice, gamer man ever known to anyone.

I think it's great that you guys share this firearm hobby. I can just imagine all the hours you spend talking about setting up these videos. Firearms bring families together and closer.

Hi, I love your videos and i watch them often, especially videos like this doing overviews of a bunch of different guns at once, and I just wanted to make a suggestion, that when you are talking about this many firearms at once sometimes it's hard to catch what each one is, and it would be very cool if in your description you could list all of the gun models so that people could research each one easily.

I love this man. He's old school enough to be old school cool, and open minded enough to be new school cool. If that makes any sense. Y'all know what I'm talking about.

Rockstar games, please add this man to RDR2 singleplayer, as a stranger mission!

After your introduction as Arthur Morgan every mention of John made me think of John Marston. The thought of Arthur and John playing a western shooter game together is so wholesome

0:50 JOHN MARSTON?!

why he isn’t smoking to regenerate his dead eye

Your accuracy tho...don't even need to bother with Dead Eye!

Hickhok, I’ve watched your videos since I was 13, now I’m 18, I think your a sick RU-vidr, it’s nice to have old school lessons on these weapons

My neighbor deer hunted with a 30-40 Kraft. Used to be pretty common and inexpensive. Not anymore! Loved seeing this one.

Give this a thumbs if you wanna see hickok45 play rdr2

The one man Clint Eastwood is afraid to duel

I see this video is one of your popular ones so I don’t know if you’ll ever see this comment or not, but I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to make it! Very informative and perfect for us gamers to learn a thing or 2!

Love your videos, you remind me of my grandfather, that’s probably the best compliment I can give someone. Awesome stuff, thanks.

The 609 dislikes were from O’driscolls

Hickok is the random guy who headshots you with a "cattlemen's revolver" from across town for breaching the peace.

The best firearm channel anywhere, hands down. You and your son have done a great job. How’s it feel to be a living legend?

I love the dynamic weather in this video. Interesting video

1:27 *gun oil used, weapon is now clean*

He is probably one of the rdr2 legendary gunslingers

I'm envious of your amazing uber cool gun collection Hickok.. Love this video by the way...

Very cool collection there. This game definitely turned me on to a few guns I'd never heard of and would love to own. Love the krag and the rolling block. I was hoping to see the lemat or the volcanic or some of the semi automatic handguns in rdr2 but this was an awesome collection none the less. Loved the video.

That cowboy target looks like Micah to me.

5:25 when he said, “always have” it kinda sounded like Dutch.

Love learning about the history of these guns and such.

This was cool thanks for the video love the collection

This man is the Arizona ranger with a big iron on his hip

The only man who can shoot at Micah before the cutscene

Being from Germany, it's obviously much more difficult for me to get firearms, specifically these older ones, so to me Red Dead Redemption 2 is a great outlet to enjoy these different rifles and revolvers. It's also great to see a channel like yours that has such a big appreciation for these historic firearms.

That Shcofield pistol is similar to the Webley service revolver. Great video thankyou. Regards from uk 🇬🇧

"Arthur Morgan here" Why did I believe him for a second?

I’m 28, and I’ve been playing video games almost my entire life. The “shooter” genre has always been amongst my favorite game categories. When I turned 21, I purchased my first handgun, joined the NRA, and have been an enthusiast every since. I may not have ever been interested in firearms if it weren’t for video games. Thanks for this video! I loved it!

its safe to say everyone whos played red dead has seen this video. 🤣 i love it.

I love how he teaches you the history of each gun

"Let's shoot a 2-liter here." *activates dead-eye*

Those O'Driscolls dont stand a chance

Watching to get design ideas for my latest play-through, great video!

I randomly found hickok45 yeeears ago. Still watching em to this day. Even replaying old videos. He's the grandpa we've never had

You’re never too old to start gaming. See Skyrim Grandma.

I'm 56. I just spent mega hours playing red dead redemption 2. Sure, it's called a game... but it's more like playing a role in a movie! And Hickock doesn't need to play... He is it in real life.

Funny thing about his comments on video games. The entire reason I appreciate history and became a firearm enthusiast is because I grew up playing the old Call of Duty and Medal of Honor games, which focused on WWII. It fascinated me more than anything else. From then on, all through my childhood, and to this day, I purposely sought out history books on WW2 and the military and was always eager to learn about firearms from all eras of history. I may never have come to appreciate history and love firearms if I never played those games. And, another big surprise, RDR2 made me interested in an area of American history that I rarely studied: the West. Got me seeking out western movies and learning about gunslingers and outlaws.

This guy’s dead eye is definitely fully upgraded

When I worked at an electronics repair shop, I had an older man come in and ask me if it would be 'weird' if he were to start doing online gaming as something to occupy his time during retirement, that didn't require going outside on poor days, or sitting and watching TV. I told him no, he wouldn't be the only retired person I play with, and he asked about building a gaming PC. Guy dropped $3k on his first gaming system with the justification of "I don't want any problems with it, and well, if I don't like it, my grandson will." We ordered the parts to the shop, I walked him through putting it together, how to install Windows, drivers, got him set up on all the major game clients, etc, and charged him $75 for my time (Well below market. I just like building new PC's so I always discount that rate, plus it's good for word of mouth marketing). Added each other as friends on everything and played together for a while. He started on story driven games, like Fallout, but the amazing part is he very quickly became a better player than me. He almost got into an Overwatch tournament, where he would have competed for a not insignificant cash prize. The guy loves it. Still likes fishing and the like, but you can't fish every day. But this is Kansas City, and our winters are brutal and our summers and brutal, and some days you just don't want to be outside, and gaming was perfect for him. Mentally stimulating, low physical strain, available 24/7, and there's always something else out there to play. He also used it as a gateway to take up soldering DIY kits, and now runs a custom watercooling system, has upgraded many times, runs Linux on a second drive, tried Hackintosh, and is generally more technologically adapt than the average person of any age, because he found a piece of it that interested him. If you're older and think you'll enjoy gaming, try it. I recommend starting on a slow paced open world story driven game so you can learn the ropes without having everything thrown at you all at once. Games like Fallout, Skyrim, Red Dead, and others like it are somewhere between a book and TV, where you're the protagonist. Games like Wolfenstein or Metro, while great games, tend to overwhelm new players because they're meant to be more of a skill test than a story, though both have fantastic stories (Metro is based on a book, but will also kick your ass with combat difficulty even on the lowest setting). There's also games like Sid Meier's Civilization that are turn based strategy games, like a board game on steroids, that require good critical thinking and planning, and not much reaction time. Then there's good old fashioned 3D platformers, like Spyro or Ratchet and Clank, that are great to just roll a fatty and relax to. There's so many genres out there, at least one of them has the capacity to hold your attention. And you do not need to spend $3k+ on a gaming PC for your first shot. That was excessive, but it's what he wanted, and that's after talking him down from $5k. Told him to save the other $2k for games or a desk or something. tl;dr Let the wrinkles play.

Hickok playing red dead makes the world complete.