Martini Henry Sniper Rifle? Long Range 600 Yard Test

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    In this video we take a Martini out to 600 yards with a 600gr cast lead, blackpowder handload Eric cooked up. Lets see what happens. Stay tuned much more on the way.
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  • @thecraftinfluffy149
    @thecraftinfluffy149 6 років тому +212

    Can you shoot a martini glass with martini in it with a martini at 600 yards?

  • @Toolness1
    @Toolness1 7 років тому +233

    MAN I wish I had a 600 yard private range. I probably wouldn't ever get anything productive done, though. Wait, I never do anything productive anyway.

  • @garenosborn
    @garenosborn 7 років тому +229

    The sound of the bullet flight is beautiful.

    • @jnewcell6952
      @jnewcell6952 6 років тому +1

      It sooooooo satisfying

    • @mcgoodle
      @mcgoodle 6 років тому +6

      I agree. But if you'd been a Zulu warrior with that slug whistling past your ear, it wouldn't sound so pretty.

    • @realname3538
      @realname3538 6 років тому +1

      mcgoodle V1 ZULUL

    • @YoganKitty
      @YoganKitty 6 років тому

      Garen Osborn it's really nice yeaj

  • @matthewdockter2424
    @matthewdockter2424 7 років тому +76

    The audio on the target cam made this video SO MUCH MORE AWESOME!

  • @Iraqveteran8888
    @Iraqveteran8888  7 років тому +525

    FAQ: the mustard jar I'm throwing the brass in is just hot water and dish soap to help loosen all the black powder residue. Cap it off, give it a few shakes, and throughly clean your brass when you get home. Another great black powder tip is to take a small fuel funnel with you to the range along with a few gallons of soapy hot water. After you are done shooting, especially on a gun like this, open up the breech which it's still warm and rinse it out with water real good. Makes clean up really quick and easy.

    • @AndrewR74
      @AndrewR74 7 років тому

      Iraqveteran8888 do you have a smokeless martini load? Perhaps with 3031 or trail boss? I'm also thinking about using blackthorn 209. Have you tried that as a replacement for the black?

    • @charlesloveday9208
      @charlesloveday9208 7 років тому +1

      Iraqveteran8888...smoke must really fuck Chad up!! His spotting was off much worse than the gun. Eric...Ur not far off with many of Ur shots & Chad's calling complete opposite where Ur hitting.

    • @91chevys10
      @91chevys10 7 років тому +8

      How do you go through a gallon jar of mustard before it goes bad?

    • @deezuldub4973
      @deezuldub4973 7 років тому

      mustard goes bad? I've never seen such folly under proper storage

    • @Coltgov191145
      @Coltgov191145 7 років тому +2

      Iraqveteran8888 sounds to me like those long heavy bullets were tumbling in the air

  • @TheGunCollective
    @TheGunCollective 7 років тому +41

    I love hearing the impacts and misses early in the video... still watching...

  • @britishmuzzleloaders
    @britishmuzzleloaders 7 років тому +37

    Great work, fellas. Great demonstration. Love it! We've done some 700 yd shooting (albeit at a larger target) for the last couple of years at a shoot in Alberta. It's great fun (as you have so aptly demonstrated here). We've shot Martinis, Sniders and P53s... You wanna see a LONG report, try the P53... You can grab a shave between firing and hearing it hit!

  • @xDonarudox
    @xDonarudox 7 років тому +88

    1st hit 11:35
    2nd hit 25:43
    3rd hit 26:17
    Damn, do I love that sound!

    • @chomdaim3542
      @chomdaim3542 4 роки тому +2

      Thank you for this lol

    • @Payne427
      @Payne427 4 роки тому +3

      Thanks for ruining the fun of it all

  • @garage3022
    @garage3022 7 років тому +166

    I did some long range shooting at 60 feet today with my bb gun. It was pretty badass. #Europe

    • @a.c.m.4548
      @a.c.m.4548 7 років тому +13

      I presume you're not in Scotland then. Or are a true outlaw and don't have your pellet gun registered?

    • @garage3022
      @garage3022 7 років тому +10

      Netherlands. I have a .177 break barrel which you are free to buy above 18. For my airsoft gun which has 5 times less fps you do need a license, which is pretty laughable. But black rifle thus scary.

    • @garage3022
      @garage3022 7 років тому +7

      @Lord Bryant I didn't choose the thug life, it chose me

    • @a.c.m.4548
      @a.c.m.4548 7 років тому +9

      This is why I'm thankful for being in the US, even though I'm in the most backwards state in the union: Kalifornia. My AR can't have a grip, adjustable stock, a standard mag release, or flash hider. But I still have it and do not have it registered.

    • @garage3022
      @garage3022 7 років тому +3

      Yeah Cali rules seem weird to me. They are just nibbling away at your rights, one tiny step at a time. And when they do finally create enough rules to make owning guns too expensive, too much of a hassle or whatever, you will never get them back. If liberty is lost it is incredibly hard to regain, mostly only through revolution. Which explains why the Us has the constitution it has. Anyway, it is actually possible to own an Ar15 here believe it or not. But you have to do a lot a shit to get a license. Even then you are only allowed to use for competitive shooting. You are not allowed to store the gun together with the ammo, which makes it hard to use for self defense. Also police will visit your house anually to check if your weapon is stored correctly. If you do you manage to use your weapon in a life threatening situation to protect your life, chances are very high your license will be revoked in court afterwards. So yeah, sucks.

  • @Bannaclip
    @Bannaclip 7 років тому +81

    I grinned when he hit the plate 😀

    • @satguy27
      @satguy27 7 років тому +5

      PolskaMagnum
      I'll admit I released a little school girl giggle myself...

  • @thegreasegrizzly9332
    @thegreasegrizzly9332 7 років тому +6

    I just love how affectionate Eric is towards his Martini, honestly it's adorable.

  • @davidhintz1806
    @davidhintz1806 7 років тому +26

    I gave it a like for the bullet sizzles and voice over accents.

  • @MrStopSir
    @MrStopSir 7 років тому +26

    That impact sound at 3:42 sounds awesome

  • @d4walkaline
    @d4walkaline 7 років тому +36

    You guys need to have a Fan shoot where you invite IV8888 fans to shoot, show off the guns from your personal collection( maybe let people shoot them ) Do a live raffle drawing for guns, parts, or man cans, to show viewer appreciation. You guys are like an hour away, making me jealous being able to shoot at 600 yards, I have to pay an arm and a leg to get into the GA gun clubs 100 yard indoor range. You guys are great, glad to see a couple of GA boys getting shit done and having fun, keep up the good work guys.

    • @Iraqveteran8888
      @Iraqveteran8888  7 років тому +41

      We might be able to arrange something like that in the future eventually. Bringing people to this range is completely out of the question unfortunately.

    • @stephenn2001
      @stephenn2001 7 років тому

      Iraqveteran8888 oh come on party pooper. Just bag them miles down the road and collect personal devices to not track location. Voluntarily of course. I would leave all my things behind and not know where I'm going to hang out with you guys for a couple hours.

    • @beimestjim128gaming3
      @beimestjim128gaming3 7 років тому

      Iraqveteran8888 im britich and i do clay shooting whith that gun but the cickback broke my arm

    • @MBsaturnus
      @MBsaturnus 7 років тому +4

      jimmy bushcraft yer fulll of shayt maytee

    • @RaZeRbLaDeZ
      @RaZeRbLaDeZ 7 років тому

      Iraqveteran8888 Doesnt it belong to Professional Russian or someone he knows closely?

  • @bobnancymiller4931
    @bobnancymiller4931 7 років тому +22

    The performance is limited by the sights. If you had a good vernier sight , such as we use on our High Walls, and Sharps rifles for 1000 yard matches, I'm sure you could hit the gong consistently at 600 yards

  • @SFxTAGG3
    @SFxTAGG3 7 років тому +197

    This is like me trying to snipe in Battlefield.

  • @jakeoutdoors9600
    @jakeoutdoors9600 7 років тому +5

    "This is the magic bullet, right here." Then hits a skinny bar at 600 yards. Sweet Vid!

  • @MarioSaboni
    @MarioSaboni 7 років тому +391

    it got nerfed a little while ago and isn't as popular as it was anymore

    • @saltdetected1756
      @saltdetected1756 7 років тому +41

      its been rebuffed.

    • @trump7463
      @trump7463 7 років тому +17

      Salt Detected and it's still shit

    • @thinnedpaints6503
      @thinnedpaints6503 7 років тому +3

      Mario Saboni Yeah, I hear it's not ass effective in patch 19.1.4

    • @blueshark6672
      @blueshark6672 7 років тому +1

      its buffed again

    • @Enzoxvx
      @Enzoxvx 7 років тому +1

      No, it`s actually pretty good. Not as good as before, but better than the SMLE.

  • @TheIamfrustrated
    @TheIamfrustrated 7 років тому +77

    I would love to see a video showing what this 600 grain cartridge would do to a block of ballistic gel.

    • @joeexotic2263
      @joeexotic2263 6 років тому +2

      TheIamfrustrated rip it in half

    • @bullridermusic2054
      @bullridermusic2054 6 років тому +2

      Lmao prolly similar to throwing a Boulder at it..it would slap it so hard the gel would move 6 inches idk lol

    • @carsoncalzacorta9602
      @carsoncalzacorta9602 6 років тому +1

      TheIamfrustrated that would be amazing

  • @tonyturner487
    @tonyturner487 4 роки тому +1

    I’m loving the audio from the down range cam hearing the slugs wiz in and slap the dirt!!! Those 600 grains sound like a damn ball bat smacking the sand.

  • @LuminaryCursorem
    @LuminaryCursorem 7 років тому +410

    5:31 the bullet just hits the pole and falls right in front of the target.

    • @TheCowboyfromhell87
      @TheCowboyfromhell87 7 років тому +2

      Jacob Allison Yup

    • @jodeum2
      @jodeum2 7 років тому +18

      I saw the pole, but hadn't noticed it fall to the ground at first. Never saw that before. Was almost completely out of energy at that distance.

    • @forcelethal296
      @forcelethal296 7 років тому +4

      you can also see a hole where the bullet separated the pole at the point of contact.

    • @BunnyArisu
      @BunnyArisu 7 років тому +15

      I just noticed this as well, that was a great shot! I got a kick out of seeing the bullet just flop to the ground.

    • @JonathanPalenik
      @JonathanPalenik 7 років тому +4

      i think it bent the pole too either that or it hopped
      *edit: it definitely bent the pole

  • @jacobdelehanty5296
    @jacobdelehanty5296 7 років тому +12

    You guys should start a new video series called Milsurp Mondays where you talk and shoot old guns

  • @randystumpf9355
    @randystumpf9355 7 років тому +2

    This was a great video, love the old military weapons. The three of you looked like you were having a great time , just hanging out at the range with great friends. Thank you for all your time and knowledge .

  • @BK45AUS
    @BK45AUS 2 роки тому +1

    Love this vid, keep coming back to rewatch it, perfectly encapsulates a fun day at the range. doesn't matter if your hitting every shot, the time spent, the anticipation, the company, the joy... of a day at the range, wonderful vid.

  • @randomvideosfilmcollection3161
    @randomvideosfilmcollection3161 7 років тому +14

    good stuff guys. no scope. just going old school. yes.

  • @steelpunisher6944
    @steelpunisher6944 7 років тому +4

    I think this is my favorite video from y'all! I love to see what the old war horses are capable of and can still do. great job guys. keep these coming.

  • @quigley4440
    @quigley4440 6 років тому +1

    As a former long range 1,000 yd shooter with a Sharps in 45-100 - I can tell you that the thump of the 570 grain bullet on the target and then the backstop was incredible compared to the plink from a 190 grain jacketed from a 308. Shooting rapid fire like that is not good as it heats up it changes point of impact. Also the bore should be cleaned with at least a patch - typically a brass brush (wet) followed by dry patches. Unless that 2F powder you are using is extremely clean compared to the crud we had to use. Also, one of the guys - Ron - was able to consistently hit the target at 1,000 yards OFFHAND. Cost me 3 beers for each hit.

  • @mutiracialbeatdownPB
    @mutiracialbeatdownPB 7 років тому

    That was AWESOME! I love it when you do a video with older guns, always teaches something new and give me something new to collect!

  • @toguro5117
    @toguro5117 7 років тому +26

    a smokless 45-70 replica of the martini would sell well

  • @Tunechi_Lee
    @Tunechi_Lee 7 років тому +4

    This was a fun video to watch, made me laugh. Also huge props to Kevin, cool dude and a solid shot.

  • @danielhowsare778
    @danielhowsare778 7 років тому

    Definitely my new favorite youtube channel. Great production quality and fascinating content. Love hearing your genuine enthusiasm for vintage firearms.

  • @gwschild
    @gwschild 7 років тому +2

    Nothing more fun than challenging yourself with historic rifles. Great video, I'd be very interested to see more like this in the future.

  • @lonz73
    @lonz73 7 років тому +3

    favorite video to date!! love those old rifles in action...great vid guys, keep them coming

  • @0BAAC0
    @0BAAC0 7 років тому +10

    Best sound ever - those bullets going into the berm...

    • @TheSignatureK
      @TheSignatureK 6 років тому

      0BAAC0 nah brah. Dat whistle doe.

  • @032254855
    @032254855 7 років тому +1

    dude haven't even got to the end of the video already hit the like button probably my most favourite video from you guy's yet. Nothing beats shooting an old timer at long range.

  • @ronmacisaac2897
    @ronmacisaac2897 5 місяців тому

    My old friend Ken Willetts loved the martini action and used it to build many powerful Ackley Improved cartridge rifles. It used to be, here in Canada, there were many Martini Henry's around and could be picked up for reasonable money at the gun shows across the land. Ken built some real tackdriving works of art with this action. Raise a pint in memory of Ken Willetts, a great pastor, machinist, heavy duty & automotive mechanic, gunsmith extraordinaire who pretty much always hit what he aimed at.

  • @kjnolder
    @kjnolder 7 років тому +8

    One of the best videos you guys have made! I was glued to the computer for 38 minutes on the edge of my seat! Do another one with another old girl!

  • @blackthesky1357
    @blackthesky1357 7 років тому +3

    Hey guys, great video! I was cheering when Eric landed that first round. You guys should include a camera shot showing the downrange distance for people that can't visualize how small that target was at 600 yards.

  • @samuelsands4784
    @samuelsands4784 7 років тому +1

    Awesome video guys. I couldn't imagine even attempting that. You guys are my favorite channel on UA-cam by far so keep up the good work.

  • @bassboundtv7602
    @bassboundtv7602 7 років тому

    Thanks for putting in the time and effort to load the rounds and make this video. I love to see antique firearms put through their paces. Keep up the good work.

  • @yoloswaggins2161
    @yoloswaggins2161 7 років тому +51

    If I'm ever fighting a trench war I'm bringing Kevin with me.

    • @TStoughton
      @TStoughton 4 роки тому +2

      Yolo Swaggins i know i wouldnt want him shooting at me, I’ve noticed that in other videos, the man can really shoot!

  • @benjibojojo791
    @benjibojojo791 7 років тому +270

    first hit at 11:34

  • @bleeksbentbits3150
    @bleeksbentbits3150 Рік тому +1

    Picked through parts in an old shop full of Martini-Henry's back in the 90's
    12shots in a 15inch circle @ 900 was end result
    Starlight brass
    Custom 560grain casting die, swagged, lubed, gas-checked & 'patched' with a folded tally-ho paper
    A Lee collett crimping die
    Mulwex AR2213 or 14 (can no longer get it)
    Lyman target sights made a HUGE difference, along with ditching fore-stock for a 5mm thick 'wire' frame to rest on.
    But THE BIGGEST cut in shot-to-shot variation???
    KEEP YOUR AMMO OUT OF THE SUN!
    (Especially with black powder AND/or in the Aussie sun!)
    Must dig mine out again & put a couple through it again some day...

  • @stephenn2001
    @stephenn2001 7 років тому +2

    11:56 low? That baby was high! It probably bounced back up with that massive energy behind it. That thing is a beast. Can see why it was used to hunt balloons and not people. Black powder at that range seems trivial. Amazing video, a good time had that day!

    • @evandaire1449
      @evandaire1449 7 років тому +1

      Well it was used in volley fire against massed Columns of men. More than accurate enough for that application as it stopped the Zulus and, less commonly known, long range volley fire stopped the Dervish fighters while they were still over 500 yards away. That may have been a Lee Metford though.

    • @stephenn2001
      @stephenn2001 7 років тому

      These were all old battles, even pre WW1 technology that became advanced. I mean, the 6.5mm, 7mm, and .30 calibers really came to fruition during this time, so much advancements. Its crazy that almost ALL that we use today stemmed from this war. On a side note, almost ALL of the world conflicts we deal with also stemmed from this war. Crazy huh? Its still a beast. I dont want to get shot with a 6.5mm OR a beast of a Martini-Henry. The MH is almost like a man-carried cannon. what a hoss!

  • @Searcher1911
    @Searcher1911 7 років тому +11

    The 1879 Sandy Hook Army trials pitted the MH against the Trapdoor at extended ranges. Those results are online. Barrel fouling probably played a big role in diminished accuracy after the first few shots. Blackhorn 209 will eliminate that problem while still providing good smoke and roar.

    • @Frogtalkin
      @Frogtalkin 7 років тому

      Searcher1911 iraqveteran8888 these army trials might help future long range videos. I'm sure a lot of these antique rifles had such paper work with some digging.

  • @mostafajawadi786
    @mostafajawadi786 7 років тому +18

    It's like the game, It sucks at long range!!! You have shoot it between the sweet spots!! 40-80m for that instant kill!

  • @yarssh
    @yarssh 7 років тому

    11:40 in the video and old girl still has it @ 600 yards. Putting fun work in...she made you work for it...found the sweet spot. Keep the great videos up guys!

  • @BigRedPower59
    @BigRedPower59 6 років тому

    At 44 years old I finally went out and “rang the gong” for the very first time this past Saturday. I’m hooked. Nothing is more satisfying than the sound of the steel getting smacked.

  • @coquio
    @coquio 7 років тому +141

    I'm just gonna go ahead and point out that BF1 players aren't all that young. I'm 29 and always squad up with dudes in their 30's with kids.

    • @MrBandar971
      @MrBandar971 7 років тому +1

      Alfalfa Male if ur ps4 add me , Rxes_
      Its ps4 but im playing with mouse and keyboard:)

    • @TotallyOKAYProductions
      @TotallyOKAYProductions 7 років тому +5

      Alfalfa Male 30 is young in comparison to the gun's age

    • @t__d__h6087
      @t__d__h6087 7 років тому +2

      Mr .BaNDaR noob

    • @thinkprozac
      @thinkprozac 6 років тому +3

      dude, bf1 is for kids, Squad is for alfalfa males

    • @-nuclearwaste3593
      @-nuclearwaste3593 6 років тому

      oh shit nigga. Squad up n shiet. Like a real nigga. shit man. you're so fuckin cool squadin up n shiet with guys who have balls hanging to their ankles.

  • @Mrgunsngear
    @Mrgunsngear 7 років тому +16

    good times!

  • @michaelrandall4956
    @michaelrandall4956 3 роки тому +1

    This was the first video that started it for me. Thank you keep up the good work.

  • @justsomemincedgarlic
    @justsomemincedgarlic 4 роки тому

    The audio from the target camera is amazing. Love that yall had that in the video too. The sound of those rounds flying in is just incredible

  • @Repubpolitico
    @Repubpolitico 7 років тому +158

    Sorry Eric, love you brother but, Chad is a better marksman than you with rifles. I think you're better with pistols than Chad though. Yall should do a couple vids about that! Eric VS Chad with rifles and pistols, a friendly battle of course.

    • @Iraqveteran8888
      @Iraqveteran8888  7 років тому +59

      Lol...it really depends on what it is and what you call good. Chad is a very well rounded marksman. I tend to shoot a little better with these older guns but not by a huge margin. I would say on a technical level he's more meticulous than me when it comes to shooting. I'm a "screw it im going to shoot this gun" shooter, which sometimes plays into my favor. We were hunting Coyotes the other night and it was actually pretty dang funny. He missed one at 50 yards...easy shot...but hey it happens to the best of us. Best thing to do is get out, shoot, and have fun and don't worry about it.

    • @Repubpolitico
      @Repubpolitico 7 років тому +5

      Wait, I'm sorry, I wrote that when I thought Chad would hit it, come on Chad! Well, usually, Chad is better...Anyway, great vid guys!

    • @Iraqveteran8888
      @Iraqveteran8888  7 років тому +34

      You have to remember...this is a STUPID long way for this rifle. These rifles were well loved by the troops and very reliable once they switched to drawn brass, but they were never intended to be a target rifle.

    • @john0032
      @john0032 7 років тому +8

      Iraqveteran8888 never mind the haters guys keep up the good work

    • @forcelethal296
      @forcelethal296 7 років тому +1

      Tru

  • @SabreWolferos
    @SabreWolferos 7 років тому +8

    I love this target cam, can you do the same with the cannon, pretty please?

  • @lawrencebaier9106
    @lawrencebaier9106 Місяць тому

    I'm over 60 yrs old myself, and I own that same rifle. I've never tried shooting over 350 yards, so your doing pretty good.

  • @dobermansnp
    @dobermansnp 7 років тому +2

    Guys you need, i mean NEED to do this more often!!! Great and funny vid, lots of "lols" with you guys. Thanks for posting it!!!

  • @kerryfischer5465
    @kerryfischer5465 7 років тому +17

    I'd love to have the opportunity to shoot a gun like this at some distance.

  • @TecraX2
    @TecraX2 6 років тому +10

    Should have used the Kolibri instead!

  • @thevacuumtubejunky9774
    @thevacuumtubejunky9774 7 років тому +1

    Awesome video Eric, Chad,.... and Kevin, great shot placement. Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work guys.
    kind regards!
    Eric Dee.

  • @Chrisb-zw8dl
    @Chrisb-zw8dl 7 років тому +2

    im loving the whiz and crack of the impact of the round i dont care if you miss the damn plate great fucking video

  • @Alan.livingston
    @Alan.livingston 7 років тому +10

    Those incoming rounds sound amazing.

  • @skullsseller
    @skullsseller 7 років тому +3

    Good Job Kevin

  • @kadewatts2497
    @kadewatts2497 7 років тому

    most gun channels would cut out all the misses but you havnt so this shows you are the realest

  • @yomike6936
    @yomike6936 7 років тому

    The Martini is a medium rage weapon in Battlefield 1, I have never heard of anyone hitting a 600 yrd shot with it. Love the videos with this gun, it's mean man.

  • @craigfuhr
    @craigfuhr 7 років тому +8

    Love all your videos, but this one was like I was rooting for every pull of the trigger. I actually had my iPhone in hand timing the flight of the bullet. Was it really 2.01 seconds between the pull of the trigger and hitting that gong? If so, that's CRAZY!!!

  • @MikeKain95
    @MikeKain95 7 років тому +3

    That was a magic bullet indeed! Hit the bar dead on haha should have called it!

  • @chew2elah
    @chew2elah 7 років тому

    AWESOME video. Love the old rifles like this. Thanks for sharing.

  • @Paul_Sergeyev
    @Paul_Sergeyev 2 роки тому

    I consider this ASMR. The black powder bang, the hiss of the bullet and then the splash sound just beautiful. Would be great to see volley fire with a dozen or more of those on the same range.

  • @christiantibaudo1467
    @christiantibaudo1467 7 років тому +4

    11:37 first impact

  • @bruceandrews5337
    @bruceandrews5337 7 років тому +4

    Try a lighter bullet. and if possible a more conical pointed tip. I'll bet this rifle could hit that gong regular. I shot my .58 Green River mussel loader with conical tip mini ball at 800 yards 3' gong with 9" grouping. I was 20 years younger
    then. Today I most likely couldn't hit a 6' gong at that range. Seeing this makes me want to dust it off and go shoot it again. Thanks for the fun.

  • @crazywolfe702
    @crazywolfe702 6 років тому

    This is the greatest most suspenseful range I've ever seen and I was just busting up the whole time. I love it guys!

  • @gnarshread
    @gnarshread 7 років тому

    One of the best thing I've see you guys do!

  • @cameronnorton5898
    @cameronnorton5898 7 років тому +6

    Maybe if you swabbed the bore every few shots it would be more consistent?

  • @justanotherparatrooper7098
    @justanotherparatrooper7098 7 років тому +3

    i have to wonder did Chad have to buy lunch? i mean Kevin and Eric hit the target.....

  • @hughstewart3244
    @hughstewart3244 7 років тому

    Fantastic really enjoyed this video... the enjoyment of you three shooting this classic is plain for all to see. looking forward to seeing the snider

  • @mpeugeot
    @mpeugeot 7 років тому

    Dude, that thing is a beast... Good on you for showing all the challenges as well as the few successes.

  • @JohnnyZMunoz
    @JohnnyZMunoz 7 років тому +3

    my favorite gun in infinite warfare

  • @SuperSneakySteve
    @SuperSneakySteve 7 років тому +3

    All I want to know is, how long did it take to eat all that mustard?

  • @jameschippett2177
    @jameschippett2177 7 років тому

    Great, great video I really enjoyed that you did not edit anything and it was like being there with you. I could feel the tension.

  • @6bubba6barone6
    @6bubba6barone6 7 років тому

    I'm a big bf1 fan and this is one,of my favorite guns, and I have to say it is beautiful to see the real thing. real nice work sir.

  • @tannerlotito3313
    @tannerlotito3313 7 років тому +55

    Why was chad talking so weird in the beginning? Lol. Nice video as always

  • @rednecksniper4715
    @rednecksniper4715 7 років тому +6

    I think there may have been a slight discrepancy in the loadings

    • @recoilrob324
      @recoilrob324 7 років тому +1

      Actually....velocity variation on properly loaded BP rifle rounds is very low...often SD will be in single digits. The biggest problem with long range shooting is the bore fouling BP causes. The British worked tirelessly to develop the .577-450 round so it would maintain good accuracy over long strings of fire, and this ended up with a complicated assembly of card wads with beeswax cookie between under the paper patched projectile. Each shot scraped the bore and left a nice coating of wax which minimized the fouling. Target shooters used blow tubes between shots where they exhaled down the bore multiple times to keep the fouling as soft as possible and also this slowed their rate of fire which kept the barrel cool. These rifles get hot quickly!

  • @danpos1971
    @danpos1971 7 років тому +1

    That is so cool! Awesome idea, shooting the old rifles at long range targets. I loved the M39 videos at long range too. Would love to see Lee Enfields and other WWI rifles at long ranges :) Keep up the awesome videos :) Way to go Kevin! Awesome shooting. You guys really know how to have fun!

  • @1twigs
    @1twigs 7 років тому

    Love these old gun vids.. Keep up the good work!

  • @Olajo2
    @Olajo2 7 років тому +53

    Try and suppress the gun

    • @sliceofcheese3890
      @sliceofcheese3890 7 років тому +3

      Ola Jo I may be wrong but I don't think that would work with black powder

    • @mistergreene2
      @mistergreene2 7 років тому +37

      it'll work once

    • @joshmx7161
      @joshmx7161 7 років тому

      Ola Jo LMAO

    • @Darryl_Francis
      @Darryl_Francis 7 років тому +8

      Yeah and while you're at it, weld a picatinny rail onto the barrel, add a red dot, torch and laser, replace the wooden stock with a collapsible polymer stock and pistol grip and use a C/G-clamp grip while shooting it.......
      I just made myself shudder

    • @mistergreene2
      @mistergreene2 7 років тому +5

      Yes, let us take a 120 year old gun and make it illegal in California!

  • @josephdecker0
    @josephdecker0 7 років тому +24

    Hilarious listening to that thing ram the ground with 2000 pounds of energy. THUNK. not a sound i'd ever want to hear out in the world anywhere near me.

    • @nicholasplesko533
      @nicholasplesko533 4 роки тому

      Only 1000 pounds at that distance.

    • @brianconroy7514
      @brianconroy7514 4 роки тому

      I have heard that in Iraq it's scary because you dont know ware it's coming from

  • @SldOnEmWithDa45
    @SldOnEmWithDa45 7 років тому

    Love the bang from the camera near the gun and then hearing the whistle of the bullet as it goes down range.

  • @patmancrowley8509
    @patmancrowley8509 7 років тому +1

    I shot five 12 ga, 3", 385 grain slugs yesterday. Those rounds kicked like a Missouri Mule! I couldn't imagine what 600 grains would be like. Yeouch!

  • @Etaiin
    @Etaiin 7 років тому +3

    Like for BF1 boys

  • @megu2272
    @megu2272 7 років тому +16

    As a person who uses the Martini a lot in Battlefield, I can tell you right now that it's not good beyond 100m because of its slow bullet velocity in game

    • @christianbuczko1481
      @christianbuczko1481 6 років тому +1

      Playing BF1 obviously made you an expert... And that's sarcasm btw.(had to explain that because such a dumb ass comment after watching this video is epic)

    • @beforethematch6080
      @beforethematch6080 6 років тому +1

      Rook Mine Boi lol like games are 100% accurate. Something people call commen sense

    • @chrisr4309
      @chrisr4309 6 років тому +1

      Rook Mine Boi you're actually fucking dumb

    • @Daylon91
      @Daylon91 5 років тому

      As a person who knows weapons and history games are pretty bad and displaying ranges and showing weapons to people like you. Just because it's slow don't mean it's inaccurate. Haven't you heard of colonal Segewick who was shot off his horse at 1000 yards during the Civil War; Took 3 shots but that's with blackpowder

    • @borkwoof696
      @borkwoof696 5 років тому

      daylon boender you because you hit something doesn‘t mean it‘s accurate

  • @ian376
    @ian376 7 років тому

    As always your videos rock. I could feel the excitement of every shot as it barely missed lol. Def dont think I would have done any better.

  • @TheEnd1323
    @TheEnd1323 6 років тому

    Love it when Chad does his commentary keep up the amazing videos guys

  • @JokahFACE
    @JokahFACE 7 років тому +4

    Tell Chad to stop taking barbiturates before you film these.

  • @bobkin611
    @bobkin611 7 років тому +11

    Hughmugus what? I feel like this video just sexually harassed me.

  • @djshnibz
    @djshnibz 7 років тому +2

    Awesome shooting Kevin!

  • @0oPRYMEo0
    @0oPRYMEo0 7 років тому

    Im impressed with the consistency of the hits man!

  • @bsrperformance1985
    @bsrperformance1985 7 років тому +3

    First comment

  • @thestib
    @thestib 7 років тому +4

    please also use meters/km you have an international audience

    • @bullridermusic2054
      @bullridermusic2054 6 років тому +1

      Steef Goediegumdrums you know i always wondered why the hell the whole planet just make one unit of measurement meters and thats it idk.

    • @Snugglez187
      @Snugglez187 6 років тому +1

      Steef Goediegumdrums We know how to convert from imperial to metric and back again. Why don't you?

    • @jackstephens7222
      @jackstephens7222 6 років тому

      JustTheTip187 because he's probably a younger dude thats never had too. Im a young guy but ive had too soo i can do it

    • @kekistansupreme7171
      @kekistansupreme7171 6 років тому +1

      Yards are relatively equal to meters, get a life

    • @lunargentleman3750
      @lunargentleman3750 6 років тому

      America or fuck you

  • @Ecosse57
    @Ecosse57 7 років тому

    this was pretty cool guys. always interesting videos.

  • @patmancrowley8509
    @patmancrowley8509 7 років тому +1

    The inaccuracy of black powder from round to round is impressive. I'm very glad that the military doesn't use it for bullets anymore!