Private Snuffy dodges lead behind the "Stone Wall" on Cemetery Hill (preview of upcoming project)
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Testing a new remote camera and new video editing software as I work on the C.S. Sharpshooter video, where I try to recreate the Confederate long range rifle fire from the rooftops of Gettysburg over to the Union lines at Cemetery Hill, about 400+, yards away.... and I thought, maybe you all would like to see a preview...
Cool video, I just took my Parker Hale Enfield 1853 out for the first time yesterday (first time shooting Black Powder), I had some hiccups with BP load and the size of the bullets. Re-sized them again with a piece of paper through the sizer and they fit perfectly. Had a ton of fun with it this morning shooting it at 100m, its my new favorite to shoot (and load). Thanks for the videos, I have watched quite a few in preparation to taking my Enfield out. I made up some civil war style paper cartridges to feed the beast and they were a ton of fun to use. I will take it out to the 150m line next!
Welcome to the dark side :)
Private snuffy is always finding himself in trouble
What remote camera system are you using? Inquiring minds would like to buy a remote camera system for my long range >500 meter/yard endeavors. Kepp up the excellent super nerdy always enjoyable to watch work.
It’s just a GoPro camera. I definitely need a range camera! It stinks to have to walk 300 yards back and forth, over and over.
Lucky fellow.
It’s a good think Pvt Snuffy doesn’t return fire! With his luck it wouldn’t be good lol
you think behind cover, people will act as light infantry and not expose their entire torso to fire?
People would probably take cover. The stone wall was about 2 feet high, so not much but it’s something. But Pvt Snuffy, being made of cardboard, sometimes has lapses in judgment.
Hey! Putting a target on Pt Snuffy’s face is not very PC! 🤔🤣
Be careful with that voodoo magic, some of us subscribers might disappear.
Eh? Could you elaborate?
@@papercartridges6705 My great great grandfather was a Pvt. Snuffy in the U.S. Army in the 1860s, I can't be the only one. When you finally hit him, some of your subscribers are going to vanish into thin air.
Don’t worry. I have plenty of band aids. Fixes him right up every time!