The quality of this video and clear presentation confirmed my decision to choose your Paper Cartridge Former Kit over others on the market. Well done.👍🏼
Oh also, this demonstration video is an excellent tutorial. Your camera work is perfect, and the young lady has a great voice and articulation. Thank you for the video and for the products you provide the muzzle loading community. Best Wishes.
Just checked out your website and am impressed! Your products look first rate, totally practical and useful, so I'll definitely be a customer. However, there is an important distinction between terminology that needs to be used with muzzle loading cartridges. I hate to sound so "pedantic" but here goes. Revolver paper envelope cartridges are historically referred to as "combustible envelope cartridges". This is because the entire cartridge envelope is not torn, but is instead inserted into the cylinder chamber and then rammed in with the loading lever. A "paper cartridge" in muzzle loading refers to cartridges that are torn open, the powder poured in and then the bullet / ball removed, and rammed down, the remaining paper then discarded. In the 1850's and 1860's the U.S. Military Arsenals loaded both a revolver paper cartridge and a revolver combustible envelope cartridge, making the terminology distinction extremely important to the user of the cartridge as to how to load the cartridge in the revolver chamber!
Is it possible to make these combustible paper cartridges for muzzleloafing rifles too (specifically the whitworth)? Or is it just for black powder revolvers?
Sinceramente,per la lingua, non ho capito una mazza, sono italiano, purtroppo non sono molto preparato con le lingue straniere,ma guardando e riguardando il video, e facendo attenzione alle mani della donna, devo dire che mi sono confezionato cartucce niente male, devo dire che sono soddisfatto, complimenti per il video e vi ringrazio, saluti dall'Italia
The quality of this video and clear presentation confirmed my decision to choose your Paper Cartridge Former Kit over others on the market. Well done.👍🏼
That's good to know !
Oh also, this demonstration video is an excellent tutorial. Your camera work is perfect, and the young lady has a great voice and articulation. Thank you for the video and for the products you provide the muzzle loading community. Best Wishes.
Just checked out your website and am impressed! Your products look first rate, totally practical and useful, so I'll definitely be a customer. However, there is an important distinction between terminology that needs to be used with muzzle loading cartridges. I hate to sound so "pedantic" but here goes.
Revolver paper envelope cartridges are historically referred to as "combustible envelope cartridges". This is because the entire cartridge envelope is not torn, but is instead inserted into the cylinder chamber and then rammed in with the loading lever. A "paper cartridge" in muzzle loading refers to cartridges that are torn open, the powder poured in and then the bullet / ball removed, and rammed down, the remaining paper then discarded.
In the 1850's and 1860's the U.S. Military Arsenals loaded both a revolver paper cartridge and a revolver combustible envelope cartridge, making the terminology distinction extremely important to the user of the cartridge as to how to load the cartridge in the revolver chamber!
Very interesting and informative 😊 what variety do you use of "Elements" , ultra thin rice paper??
Is it possible to make these combustible paper cartridges for muzzleloafing rifles too (specifically the whitworth)? Or is it just for black powder revolvers?
You save time when loading but the remaining not burned paper needs you more cleaning time
very informative and interesting..where did you purchase the round paper cutter..do you have a link?
Thank you! The round paper cutters (5/8in) are only available in our master kit cartridgekits.com/collections/master-kit
Where do you get the cutter for the circles?
The round paper cutters (5/8in) are only available in our master kit cartridgekits.com/collections/master-kit
Sinceramente,per la lingua, non ho capito una mazza, sono italiano, purtroppo non sono molto preparato con le lingue straniere,ma guardando e riguardando il video, e facendo attenzione alle mani della donna, devo dire che mi sono confezionato cartucce niente male, devo dire che sono soddisfatto, complimenti per il video e vi ringrazio, saluti dall'Italia
En vez de papel deberías probar con lámina de cobre.