Nothing really, most flasks used by Confederates were seized from US arsenals captured in the South or imported from Europe. By the time of the ACW the paper cartridge was the preferred method to charge your military muzzleloader and flask use was not common.
@@oldscoutgp 👍 Greetings an a Thank you from Lower Austria! I love your openness in dealing with your history, we were spoiled for it after May 8, 1945 and your liberal weapons law makes it possible to create such interesting videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and insights with us Europeans!
Don’t know if this has been tampered with but it’s nailed in place. Going to take it apart and seal it up really good. The wood split apart slightly at the bottom don’t want with moisture to come in. just like the old antique flask
What about musketeers powder horns. Are they collectible?
The musketeers powder horns know as apostles were made of wood and I would guess they are very scarce and collectible.
What is the difference between a union and confederate powder flask?
Nothing really, most flasks used by Confederates were seized from US arsenals captured in the South or imported from Europe. By the time of the ACW the paper cartridge was the preferred method to charge your military muzzleloader and flask use was not common.
Yes, I am Austrian and speak German & English!
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Greetings from the USA. Thanks for watching.
@@oldscoutgp 👍 Greetings an a Thank you from Lower Austria!
I love your openness in dealing with your history, we were spoiled for it after May 8, 1945 and your liberal weapons law makes it possible to create such interesting videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and insights with us Europeans!
Do they make repro versions of the flask measure at 330? Love that for my shotgun
No, but they are available on the antique market. I got mine on ebay.
How do you load the power flask through the top?
To fill it, the top unscrews from the body.
Don’t know if this has been tampered with but it’s nailed in place. Going to take it apart and seal it up really good. The wood split apart slightly at the bottom don’t want with moisture to come in. just like the old antique flask