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They don't blow up at the muzzle end unless there is an obstruction.

First saw it in young guns, loved it ever since

I love the background and insights!

Beautiful piece sir.

I am in the process of learning how to use my newly aquired matchlock , but will be trimming down the stock... as received from Military Heritage, it's a real cheek slapper 111

Hey mom, love from New Zealand. My mum was a fantastic shot. 🇺🇲🦅🇳🇿

That's cool. Heaps of sparks though, might need eye protection?

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Spencer!!!!

Colt police postive special 38.❤

And it gets right out there too dont it, a FPS meter would have been a cool addition to your presentation

Yeah! I musta bought Ethan's Navy Arms Rolling Block bull barrel .45-70 rifle. It smacks under 2 moa with duplex (smokeless+black powder.) The firing pin was broken when I got it. I had to file my own pin.

Theres a good chance the expansion west from San Antonio would have been far slower had the "Rangers" not been able to expound on the gospels of Judge Colt

@Revere0311 The US Marines have been bothering people in bars since 1775. ;-)

The navy 36 was quite popular how ever the 44 ruled supreme

Too bad I missed this. The live stream chat looked lively.

My favorite Rev War movie is... 1776 the musical film released in 1972.

Yes! Virginia Militia Captain George Washington started the big trend of world wars.

I think your list is pretty spot on. I like the 51 Navy very much! I like Colt firearms in general. The early Patterson was not so great but was used to its fullest potential by the Texas rangers. Let's face it it was the beginning of a great company. I enjoyed your video. Thank you.

hey bang bang i got my hawken rifle the un boxing video is on my channel

Are you running 200 grains of 2f?? Great video!!!

I have watched you make this carbine! You Ethan have made this carbine in to a work of art! Excellent shooting! I would like to have one! I have been watching 11 11 Bang Bang for almost 3 year's now. David Back from Menifee co KY.

Effective killing range with the Bess was within 30 yrds. near wounding range was inside 50 yrds (lower leg) due to powder none wadded loads and .750 cal ball. Charleville was was .690 cal which was deadlier at 50 yards due to the lighter ball. Carried more energy further out... stands to reason when is comes to BP ...Hence .50 cal over .45 argument kicks in. Putting each through a coronagraph isn't a good show or good source of consistency , every gun is different and shoots different and whether the moon was out the night before...learn your gun....

Very interesting! I’ve got some round balls left over from last year but I think they are .50 caliber. Might be better suited for a smaller gauge.

Love this video!. Btw i think the stigma that smoothbore muskets were so inaccurate was mostly caused by lack of training of the soldiers. People that trained with firearms could be combat ready as quick as few weeks, but obviously that doesn't mean they have the same effectiveness as someone who shoot for a living. Even light infantry, soldiers who properly trained in marksmanship most of them were equipped with improved version of smoothbore muskets during napoleonic wars while only around third of them equipped with rifles. Even then, during American Civil War despite the rifled muskets that were commonly used theoritically could hit a target at 600 yards, most of the battle happen only at 150 yards and closer because training the soldiers to use the weapon up to its potential is expensive, only few soldiers could use the rifled muskets effectively and the usage of muskets with buck&ball during the war gained some popularity (i learned this from Paper Cartridges)

Could I use smokeless powder in a roman candle. A roman candle is a firework.

It’s a Lovely gun that looks like a great fun to shoot! And the bicycle chain is much like watches of the day. Where a tiny chain wrapped around a drum that kept tension from the spring. Amazing artistry and craftsmanship of the day! And a beautiful job by yourself as well! Kind Thanks and Many Blessings and Good Shootin I must add as well! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

That is a pretty cool toy, thanks for showing us how they work.

Made in Korea may surprise you. They made some really good guitars. I have a Cabela's ( Investarms) .54 cal Hawken. Do you know of anyone who makes Mine' balls or molds to make them in that caliber??? Great video!! Thanks.

Great music, be good if could list it in the description in future. Google gave the me song that I am now learning for my next local session. On the firearms and as a black powder shooter, I want to get a musket. It was going to be a Brown Bess but, even though I am 5th generation Australian, my maternal great grandfather ×5, severed in the American Revolution Army. To quote the notes on the family tree "On the 5 May 1775 John Rankins enlisted in the army from Lebanon, Maine, USA in Captain Ebenezer Sullivan's Company, of the 13th Regiment of the Foot, commanded by Colonel James Scammon and belonging to the Army of the UNITED STATES of America. John served until 1782 discharging as a Sergeant". Should I endeavor for a Brown Bess or a Charliville musket to replicate what grandad was using in the revolution?

State of Maryland gets it Feb 1-3 Primitive Deer Hunt Days Hunters may only use long bows, recurve bows or flintlock and sidelock percussion muzzleloading rifles or handguns during these days. Muzzleloading revolvers are prohibited during the Primitive Deer Hunt Days. The use of draw-locks and telescopic or other electronic aiming devices are prohibited. Antlered white-tailed deer taken with a bow during the Primitive Deer Hunt Days will count towards the regular antlered archery bag limit. Antlered white-tailed deer taken with a muzzleloader during the Primitive Deer Hunt Days will count towards the regular antlered muzzleloader bag limit. All deer hunters must wear fluorescent color clothing during the Primitive Deer Hunt Days

What are they worth?

What are they worth?

I just got my 1766 Charleville musket in from Access Heritage -- do I need to this on the hammer that came in ...? I'm about to order flints and leather and have my drill bit ordered already ... taking this step by step to complete each step correctly ... just wondering ... Thanks

Thanks Kindly Men! I hung in there the whole time! Keep on shootin on! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

Excellent!

I ordered one in the 45 cal. In cherry wood. Yours looks like cherry. How did you finish it?

The Dutch were instrumental in saving JPJ's butt as he entered a port unflagged.....the Dutch made him a flag and registered his ship saving him from being hung as a pirate.

Just to add more confusion in the canoe gun debate.... we're blanket guns ( basicly pistols) differant than canoe guns and how much shorter was a canoe gun than the "ranger carbine " bess

Good talk tonight, I had to dip, so I missed the last half, but thank you for all the info.

Magazine or clip?

Nice

Well if you harvest wheat with a com-bine, then I say it's a car-bine. However if you cut beans maybe it's a com-bean so I guess you could shoot a car-bean.😂

YAY!! Tbh wheellocks are elegant weapons and I want one I got a nerf wheellock [I don't have it set up]

That is so kool..!

awesome job mom

The heavy loaded 44 magnum will out penetrate the 45 Colt. Max Prasac wrote a Gun Digest Book of Hunting Revolvers. Two tests were done between the 45 Colt and 44 magnum. In both tests the best 44 magnum loads out penetrated the 45 Colt loads. I highly recommend Max Prasac’s books.