Blackpowder hunting Blackpowder shooting Magazine No Comments Unloading your muzzle loading gun When you have to pull your bullet from the bore? The gun misfired, and a… 2019. October 20.
Blackpowder shooting Magazine Military history No Comments .69 ball, buck and ball and buckshot cartridges of the U.S. Army The construction of cartridges was standardized in the U.S. Army in the year of 1835.… 2019. October 20.
Blackpowder hunting Magazine News No Comments Stalking with the vintage J. P. Sauer & Sohn Kipplauf rifle 11x60R cal Life is never easy. Well I do not agree with this. Sitting in the middle… 2019. October 13.
Blackpowder shooting Hunting Magazine No Comments Shooting the new Pedersoli 1886 lever action rifles Lever action rifles are not just classic items with a vintage look. here are two… 2019. October 13.
Blackpowder shooting Magazine No Comments Shooting the Pedersoli 1854 M Lorenz rifle I promised you that I will return to the Pedersoli Lorenz rifle to test its… 2019. October 13.
Blackpowder shooting Magazine Military history No Comments Remington’s first percussion revolver: the 1st model Beals In the 1850’s Colt ruled the revolver market. His patent protecting the reliable Colt style… 2019. August 22.
Blackpowder hunting Magazine Reloading No Comments J. P. Sauer & Sohn 19th century single shot rifle in action Life is never easy. Well I do not agree with this. Sitting in the middle… 2019. May 9.
Blackpowder shooting Magazine Military history No Comments The wheel lock and cavalry tactics My film is about the military wheel lock pistol and about how the cavalry used… 2019. January 28.
Blackpowder hunting Magazine No Comments Hunting in snow – managing your flintlock I have been planning to make film about tuning your flintlock to have a fast… 2019. January 28.
Blackpowder hunting Blackpowder shooting Magazine No Comments Video: Making fire and casting bullets for the wheel lock pistol the traditional way What a beautiful day to make your cast roundballs for your wheel lock pistol in… 2019. January 8.
