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Love the video thanks for sharing

I think you hit a nerve with them Swiss is the best user's. My opinion only , so take it grain of salt

Yes Sir

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Theyll overpower eachother...i make osage reflex deflex bows

The best group produced the most shredded patches, that makes sense

You know Michael, even if the velocity slows down a bit after a number of shots, in the case of hunting, that first shot is usually the most critical. But on a shoot it does of course. But in my opinion, both those targets look pretty damn good to me! I’d say, good Shootin! Thanks So Much for all your testing and research that helps us all. Many Blessings! DaveyJO in.Pennsylvania

My ram rod stick's out also and it never has made a difference in my shooting.

Great video learning a lot about different kinds of black powder 👍👍👍👍👍

Very interesting

A q-tip and some gunblue will set a brown tarnish to brass, which might help with daytime sighting. Goofy idea, I know... "That takes away from the beauty of the gun!" So, it doesn't matter if you miss or injure your quarry, if your gun is pretty? Gotcha... the fronteirsmen were all wrong. 🤦 (Edit): second part was meant for closed-minded individuals.

the power you get from the wood you turn to charcoal is do to the amount of cellulose that would has in it. Cellulose is the sugar or the fuel that is used up. If you boil a piece of wood and sugar water and then let it dry and then char it you'll probably get more power. That's my theory anyway lol

I'm having a problem with my 1858 Pietta. The hammer is really tight. You mentioned you worked with the spring. What did you do to the mainspring?

Thanks for the advice.

It is good for me and I a sure many others that your wife encouraged you to share your black powder knowledge with us

thanks a lot, I'm new to black powder revolvers. now some things are much clearer to me.

Ooops it'a 1951

I have a Pietta 1952 Navy Brass.44 7 1/2" and love it

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i have a Navy 1851 Brass .44 , 7 1/2'

I add a mixture of stale urine and dextrin solution to my milled powder before pucking, about 8-10% by weight. Dextrin will help bind and the urea and mineral salts from the urine act as a pH buffer and burn rate deterrent. Faster powder does not necessarily equate to higher velocity- in a longer barrel you want a sustained pressure plateau, not a spike. When my powder is corned and sieved into various sizes, last step is tumble coating with 0.2-0.3% graphite powder, this helps water proof the grains.

Beautiful work 👍

Maple on a CVA? thot they only used beech.

i actually did the JB weld thing but about an hour after it started to dry, i rested it on the safety so it would still have the safety notch and prevent cap sucking, works VERY well for me n i am still able to carry it with 6 shots n the safe is just as sturdy as it was prior

I have already seen the Paul Harrell video, that was posted last night. And I bid my fair well to Paul in the Muskogee language. Now I am going to ask that you please forgive what I am about to say next. To me, the person that told you to invest in a modern gun has about as much smarts as a person with road rage standing in the middle of a highway with a black powder revolver pointed at him saying: That is not a real gun! That is just my opinion. But seriously how smart can a person that says those kinds of things be? And do they really lack that much understanding about things?

How far were the archery targets?

He's on that big target 🎯 range in the sky. U know he's helping the all mighty one with few pointers. We love ya ole buddy. .

Yes Sir . Rest in peace ole buddy u are going be missed by lots.

I would love to get a kibler flint lock lol

I'm just glad to have had the time and ability to pick your mind. I honestly outright carry my c&b BP revolver openly, but it's not because I have any aversion to modern firearms. Rather, it's my political stance due to my hardline on learning history, and listening to experience.... but I don't think you want that here(politics, not talking about the gun support 😂). What I struggle for, and strive for, is making a BP c&b revolver reliable enough for defensive open carry actually work. Some people have the misconception that a black powder gun isn't an effective or reliable solution to being attacked or an effective defense against someone that is armed with modern weapons. I'll go out on a limb, and say that you are like me, and don't subscribe to such tomfoolery. It doesn't matter who gets the most shots off... it's who gets the first vital hits. Nothing replaces training. So don't listen to them and take it to heart. They don't want to see reason, and you don't have to force them to.

Nothing like a black powder love makes me feel assume.

Great video 👍

Well, damn. He seemed like a genuinely nice guy. I will miss seeing him.

R.I.P Paul! I was wondering when this bow clip from Cache Le Plew clip was going to appear! LOL I will be better prepared next year. Had a great time with great people. William

When Paul H used a first name there is someone else with that same first name that does a gun smithing channel for Brownells I am most sure he was not the same person that Paul was making reference too.

Firstly, R.I.P. to Paul Harrell. As for what UA-cam will do, it really does not matter if it is a modern weapon or a black powder replica. UA-cam will strike down any video at any time. They are that bad. I have for years suggested that the 2A group find a good platform to go to. Sorry that some relied on the money that they were making on UA-cam. But that is a deal with the devil.

Too funny Broken Feather

Thank you.

That's a Large Print Reprint of the Manual. I've got the Original issue version . I tried this on my first batch it works O'kay for Shotgun Shells but was a Total disappointment in my Revolvers .It also tends to crumble to dust over time which is why Dextrin is sometimes added. This method was never intended to be Pucked as it was only for Emergency Combat use by Soldiers trapped behind Enemy Lines.

Looking at some of my notes, I have used the label "settled density" for my components in g/cc. Using my numbers, I come up with a ratio by weight around 73.9 / 18.5 / 7.6 Someone else's settled density numbers can and probably are different. I don't ever plan on weighing anything out by volume unless I'm improvising.

Last year I bought a pair of Uberti 1858's and nether gun would fire everytime with factory nipples. I orderd slixshot nipples and one of them wouldn't fire at all. I sold one to my cousin he'll fix it. I bought a conversion cylinder for the other one and that worked fine. I ended up giving it to my daughter who is interested in SA revolvers. Im done with Remingtons I'll stick with my Colt clones. I've had other quality control issues with Uberti as of late.

I'm using cheap hair spray to seal my home made caps it works well or has for me. I tried Duco cement I cut with acetone with poor results. I learned the match head thing from my Dad who was reloading rim fire 32 for a S&W he had. All my Cap& Ball revolvers have slixshot nipples my caps work ok with them.

Just saw this video as of 09-02-24 have you done an up date video of the finished product.

I tried this too some yrs ago by load my 1860 Army by Pietta since I don't use it much. I left it loaded for over a year and all six shots went off but I had no way to measure velocity.

kno3 is very hydropilic, or soluble melts at 334 f sulfur melts 240f f and is plastic, not soluble what makes the puck "puck"? H2O Steam about 214 depending on alt, temp water, or MOC one? alchol, the more pure the better, is very hydopilic and used to dry h2o from things in a lab setting(like windex drys?) as it redily evaporates and carries large amounts of h2o with it, I did qc h2o -30 dew pionts in big Rx, tech, areo sytems, pet and or human food, with 99.9 and 100 isopropyl alchol. Dry hot mixed AMP with alchol fast! and it will dry fast. Please remember you will have isoprpyl hot vapor(clear flame) and AMP togather. Please dry away from hazards. once Pucked you have little surface area for the humidity, so YES! pucked is less likely to get wet. Or? Dry. The mil spec is for screened AMP any place, lots of surface area, and humidity. Your pucks looks great! I bet they sound great, like ceramic, or china when you clink them together. That was FAST for big chuncks!! Lit off easy too. My Goals! Thanks for getting me new IDEAS!

Grandparents would turn a candle up and drip wax on load and leave loaded ,it never failed to fire

Great as always. I think I will do the extra drying step as well.

I think adding alcohol to your solution will precipitate the potassium nitrate (the potassium nitrate is driven out of its solution). The technique is called in Dutch "a solvent pair". A long time ago I was an industrial chemist, I only worked in a lab for a short time, the last 30 years I did other things.