Great piece of history, accurate or not. You said it was inherently inaccurate and I see you're right, the key holing is kind of a bummer but she still brought a smile to your face and for good reason.
The 405 grain is shorter than the 500 grain and I’ve yet to shoot those out of it. There is a good chance the barrel is closer to .46, which apparently was a coming thing back then.
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Hello Sir, and thank you for showcasing your rare S.C. rolling block. Very cool !
Thank you Sir!! I hope that you enjoyed watching it!
@@BulletsandButtons I did, and it's refreshing to see an authentic one. Unfortunately, before I knew better, I purchased a fake one. Regards....Doc
Oh no! This one came from a large collection in northern Alabama. I got it at a price I could not pass up!
Great video! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching!
Great Video!!! Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks Brad!!
I had one of those in original caliber. Mine was 50 carbine not 50-70. Seems there were several variations.
Great piece of history, accurate or not. You said it was inherently inaccurate and I see you're right, the key holing is kind of a bummer but she still brought a smile to your face and for good reason.
A great piece of history indeed!!! Thanks for commenting!!!
I have one in 50-45 and has an anchor on the receiver ring
That’s awesome! I’m sure there was a vast plethora of calibers used back then!!
Try shooting bullet that are not so long to prevent the keyholes.
The 405 grain is shorter than the 500 grain and I’ve yet to shoot those out of it. There is a good chance the barrel is closer to .46, which apparently was a coming thing back then.