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I Never Met A Gun I Didn't Like
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Приєднався 31 лип 2011
I like guns!
Horsing Around with my Rolling Block Baby Carbine & Black Powder .45 Colt Cartridges
.35 grains of 3f with a 250 grain bullet
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Відео
Pedersoli Philadelphia Deringer - "Useless, Useless"
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Spending some time with the Pedersoli Philadelphia Deringer and trash talking on the man that made this type of Deringer infamous.
Pedersoli Liegi Screw Barrel .44 cal Pistol/Derringer
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Pedersoli Liegi Screw Barrel .44 cal Pistol/Derringer
12 Cap Capper from Guns of The West
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My poor experience with the Guns of the West 12 cap cappers.
Military Heritage's Northwest Trade Gun & Customer Service
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Military Heritage's Northwest Trade Gun & Customer Service
Uberti Colt Model 1849 Pocket Revolver / A Pocket Rocket?
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Check out Mike's channel @MilsurpMikeChannel Cannon Grade Goex in a Revolver? ua-cam.com/video/NbPyaj6vwgk/v-deo.html
#LetFreedomRing - July 4th 2024 - Shooting The Bess
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#LetFreedomRing - July 4th 2024 - Shooting The Bess
Paper Cartridges/Black Powder - My Setup for Making .44 & .36 Caliber Paper Pistol Cartridges
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Paper Cartridges/Black Powder - My Setup for Making .44 & .36 Caliber Paper Pistol Cartridges
Pre-constructed .577 cal Enfield Cartridges by Jefferson Arsenal / Pritchett Cartridge
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Pre-constructed .577 cal Enfield Cartridges by Jefferson Arsenal / Pritchett Cartridge
1977&1978 Goex Black Powder - Will It Still Go Bang?
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1977&1978 Goex Black Powder - Will It Still Go Bang?
M1867 New Model Sharps Conversion Carbine - Made by Chiappa .45-70
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M1867 New Model Sharps Conversion Carbine - Made by Chiappa .45-70
Remington Rolling Block Pistol - A Pistol For The U.S. Cavalry??
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Remington Rolling Block Pistol - A Pistol For The U.S. Cavalry??
Pietta Colt 1861 Navy & the John Wesley Hardin Card Shooting Challenge
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Pietta Colt 1861 Navy & the John Wesley Hardin Card Shooting Challenge
Sharps Linen Cartridge - 2nd Attempt -Better Than the 1st.
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Sharps Linen Cartridge - 2nd Attempt -Better Than the 1st.
Spiller & Burr by Pietta......."They're Here".....
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Spiller & Burr by Pietta......."They're Here".....
Making Sharps Linen Cartridge - My First Time
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Making Sharps Linen Cartridge - My First Time
Springfield Mod.1873 Cavalry Carbine - Made by Pedersoli - Mounted Shooting
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Springfield Mod.1873 Cavalry Carbine - Made by Pedersoli - Mounted Shooting
Navy Arms - Harpers Ferry Mod.1803 - Trying to Dial Her In.
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Navy Arms - Harpers Ferry Mod.1803 - Trying to Dial Her In.
Whitneyville Dragoon & A Shout-out To D.G.W.
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Whitneyville Dragoon & A Shout-out To D.G.W.
Horsing Around W/ My Uberti Colt 1860 Army on a Cool July Morning
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Horsing Around W/ My Uberti Colt 1860 Army on a Cool July Morning
Let Freedom Ring - A Collage of my 4th of July 2023 Shorts - With Music - See Description
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Let Freedom Ring - A Collage of my 4th of July 2023 Shorts - With Music - See Description
Fourth of July Firecracker Field Gun Fun
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Fourth of July Firecracker Field Gun Fun
Taylor's & Co. The Hickok Open-Top .38 Special
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Taylor's & Co. The Hickok Open-Top .38 Special
1851 Navy Pepperbox Black Powder Revolver .36 Caliber - By Pietta
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1851 Navy Pepperbox Black Powder Revolver .36 Caliber - By Pietta
Got a Hobby That You Tend To Neglect? This is mine.
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Got a Hobby That You Tend To Neglect? This is mine.
i like the first person view! it looks like a police body cam, but in 1900 or 1892 - 1898.
Looks like its made to use moon clips?
I've been wanting one for a while, I just love how it looks. Just need to wait 2 days and I might be able to get one with MidwayUSA birthday pricing.
@@ewfisher89 they had them on sale a while back. P.S. Happy Birthday.
Mae sure is a good horse to put up with your adventures!👍😉 And do give her a gentle pats on the flanks from an old horse cop. That weapon reminds me of my Remington carbine in 7x57mm that was once issued to the 1st Uruguay Cav in 1901. Used to hunt coyote with it riding fence at night on a ranch in Central Texas. The mare I rode would feel me draw the carbine from the boot and lock all fours. She knew what came next and lean her head over to the side. And I never fired anywhere close to her head. Always from about 9 O'Clock. But if I missed, she'd bolt and run the coyote down. Made for some "fun" riding at times! Nobody else on the ranch wanted to ride her, but I was young and stupid in those days.😂
I am sure we all would like a video showing the make, model, etc. of that carbine, and where to found it. Does anyone still make them?
Yes, they are still in production and can be found way down south in Dixie land if their Gun Works... This one is a couple of years old. ua-cam.com/video/YMD6ma-BXzE/v-deo.html
Pretty dang good nicely done 🤠😎
Thanks, how's it going with your situation?
@INeverMetAGunIDidntLike Kind of in limbo the issues they did find with back are not source of problems according to them, back to physical therapist see what they think
@@ThecrazyScotsman Good luck.
@@INeverMetAGunIDidntLike Thank you!!!
Loved the shooting, your accuracy, the scenery, the humour (correct spelling) but it goes without saying, that Mae ….. who’s a good horse 😂🐴🍎🐴🍎 what a doll ❤️
Thanks Steve and it's always good to hear from you. I hope all is well down under and put another shrimp on the barbie for me. Mae will take a baked apple.
@@INeverMetAGunIDidntLike 😎🤣🐴🍎🇺🇸🇦🇺🇺🇸🇦🇺
Very nice looked like a lot of fun
Thank you snapper. It's easy when your target isn't moving. LOL Stay safe my friend!
That is a well trained horse sir.
Thanks. She has came a long way from when I first got her. A lot of time and patience.
Awsome, i used to have a rolling block block carbine in 45-70 made by navy arms. I sure wish i hadn't sold that thing
I hear you, the old hindsight 20/20 regret thing has kicked me in the pants a time or two.
Check penetration at point blank😂
Lmfao cast a minnie ball for it😂
Your caps appear too long or the nipple is short, causing the misfires. I have a CVA derringer for 45 years. 440 round ball and 30 grains of 3f is deadly.
What size balls are you shooting?
@@mattefinnish8411 I use a .520 ball along with a .009 muslin patch.
I think the left was shot because he got involved in the war. He didn't have to start a war and a million Americans died on both sides. The war wasn't because of slavery, said General Lee. He also said that he wouldn't stand for a president who was quick-tempered and couldn't control his emotions. Lee also said that President Lincoln was forced into a war by the Masonic financial elite because they hated independence. Lincoln was shot because it was God's punishment for the sin he had started.
That seems really expensive.I was looking at one years ago I think it was like 80 bucks .
@@kevinsmith9502 yes it does.
Sure don't look like his gun, I had a uncle that bought all the guns in that movie and he said he built it according to the movie. He was real big in guns so I believe him. But watching the movie as much as I have it looks different
@@roberthall843 If you look closely, they used multiple guns. One scene, Clint would have an 51 cap and ball and in another scene he would have a conversion 1851.
@INeverMetAGunIDidntLike yeah I know. But talking about tuco gun. The barrel was octagon, I just think it look mean with that type of barrel. I really like Eastwood gun in another cowboy movie wear he had multiple cylinder that he could change out on his belt. But yeah my uncle was pretty bad ass when it came to making his guns just like the movies lol. He use to quick draw, up into even after he shot his leg two times, but the third time he shot his leg he blew a big chunk off the bottom of his foot. Up to that time the bullet would go in right below the holster sher off his bone and came out just below his calf, but the third one kept going and by by bottom of foot. All three times was his 45 😆. He was actually really fast, but kept trying to get faster and boom 😄 🤣 😂. Best uncle I've ever had. Seen hum do it once, by the time we maid it down to him all he did was hold his leg rock back and forth and say,,,, the pain, the pain, the pain , oh the pain in a surprising calm voice lmfao. He was built different, broke the mold kind of guy. Miss him big time. Nice gun though. Thanks for the response 👍
@@roberthall843 Your uncle sounds like a cool guy to have know. P.S. I just watched the part where Tuco assembles the gun. When he puts it together, it has an octagonal barrel but when he goes to shoot then comes back into the store it looks round to me. ???? Both ways may be correct, two different prop guns??Anyways, thanks for commenting and sharing about your late uncle.
@INeverMetAGunIDidntLike thank you. His had a octagon that's why I said don't look like the one he had meaning my uncle. You would have to build it like they did lol. Keep them targets ringing.
All pedersoli guns are WAY overpriced!!!
Bought mine as a kit almost 30 years ago at a rendezvous for $30. Turned out very neat and clean, shoots great.
LOL Worst accents ever. Love it :D:D:D:D
That they were, I will give you that.
The bar roll ees too short senor.
Seven yards, at least twice its range😊
Hardly useless but not very comforting in bear country.
@@kevinbietry7527 WRONG! It's very comforting in bear country. You use it to shoot your friend in the knee thus allowing for your escape. LOL.
Remembering the day when such critters could be got for less than $50. They are now sitting on pawnshop shelves where someone’s not sure if they’re antiques or toys. Booth wasn’t out for glory, he was a delusional madman bent on revenge.
I remember when you could get these as kit guns for under $200. Well too bad.
I wonder about the legality in Europe. Flintlocks are treated differently to modern firearms, but how about percussion caps? BTW: in some countries only antiques are legal! Reproductions fall under stricter weapon regulations...
The rub: the classification as to what constitutes 'the firearm' on a *replica* antique percussion arm can vary. Even here, the authorities have been having a decades old in house quibble about this. But every juristiction has its own smorgashboard of legal minutaie about what is an antique bullet firing arm. May the buyer beware.
An interesting question I found while in the depths of the internet recently. Booth was expecting to find both Lincoln and General Grant in the balcony. He was planning on killing them both if possible. He had to assume that Grant would be flanked by guards and staff members. He had no reason to believe the policeman outside would leave his post. He also was, by all accounts, not considering this as a suicide mission. Given all that, why would he only arm himself with a single shot derringer and a knife? Would it really have been all that difficult for him to acquire two Colt revolvers?
I have 2 of these and played quite a lot with them Using a .457 ball and 3f swiss powder - you have to put some effort to screw the barrel on - kicks power up quite a bit... I messured mine around 560 to 585 fps.. it is reliably penetrating a full 1 inch pine board and inbedding the bullet flush in the board behind. 10 to 12 feet are probably a more realistic distance for the use of this..
A couple grains more, using Swiss 3f powder and a very tight fitting ball will push the velocity to about 550 fps and almost double the energy .. In an emergency it is way better than nothing...
@@michaelschweimler7292 I was using Graf & Sons 3f and I believe Schuetzen produces the powder for them.
@@INeverMetAGunIDidntLike I tried to check that and the information i got is that Grafs and son black powder is distributed to them by Schuetzen and Schuetzen is getting it from the Wano company which is located here in Germany. Swiss should be different and it is hotter, it is comparable with the best blackpowders from the 18th century... If you get hold of some you might try it...
What was that accent
I have one and it shoots good. My only issue is I would like some oversized grips.
Boy do I have a story for you. A story of a young inspiring mountain man. A CVA derringer kit built by said youngster, who had a plan. It involved 1× oak lumber and well hatched plan to retrieve, and recycled lead for recasting. That for now is were ill leave you in wonder, and endless possibilities to ponder. Till it comes back to another episode. The old Mountain man
Your recreation of the events was so accurate and realistic I felt I was there! It was like writing history with lightning!
I built plenty of those little guns from scratch call from scratch
I bought two of these little guns back in 85. They were on sale at $43 a copy. I went back to Woolworth's the next day and bought the last five they had and gave them to my son's and my dad. I also bought two of the little kit guns and spent a lot of time fitting them up and engravings the barrels, locks and trigger loops. made them a fitted Walnut presentation case. I still have those two as well. The fact that they are now over $600 is amazing to me, I could see $100, but $600, come on. I've built several kit Rifles, Kentucy long rifle, Pennsylvania Squirrel rifle, 30, 45, 50 and 68 caliber Hawken rifles and don't think I've got much more than that in the lot.
Man, i really wanted one but not for those prices
Was Booth's action useless? It put the VP Andrew Johnson, who was a Democrat, into the president's seat. A first, Johnson played a strict, anti-southern president but by the end of his term, he became sympathetic to the rich Southern plantation owners, returning the plantation lands that General Grant had give to the freed slaves. Lincoln would have implemented a plan to repatriate the south while to the union while protecting the rights of the freed slaves. Johnson so thoroughly undermined that plan in a way that exacerbated the hate in the south towards the freed slaves. That is a rather short overview and blunt but Johnson was a disaster for the post-war period.
Built mine in the 70s too 😅
What rings are you using mediums or low ?
The mini back action lock would be great for a miniature muzzleloading rifle !
Great video 👍🏻 I have the same pop gun. I modified mine slightly, I drilled out the powder chamber a little to increase the powder volume. Not too much. A bit more pop to it. I like this screw barrel. It loads faster and easier than a traditional muzzle loader. I subscribed to your channel.
Thanks. Does yours hit high as well?
@@INeverMetAGunIDidntLike It sure does! LOL Not exactly a target pistol. Fun to shoot.
In the mid 70's I was buy these fo $30 at Sportmart. It was a kit gun that you had to assemble. Not many parts, most work was sanding and finishing the wood. Built about 10 or 12 of them. I got them for friends. Don't have any today.
Is it really too much fucken trouble to use complete props and costumes?
@@thevarietyshow7777 LOL!
His older brother was Republican. Real fun at holiday time in that family.
I just ordered the 42" barreled version. I was considering the Pedersoli .58 cal. rifled Howdah pistol, but the rifling is only .006 deep and the cost is over $1K. And it is way too heavy to shoot offhand. The attachable butt stock + shipping and sales tax would make the cost close to $1500. I can but 2 long guns from MH for that. Noe I just need to get a Lee Mold in .600.
I couldn't make out that accent with the black hat on sounded like a strange fusion of Australian and South African! Perhaps if the Boers had caught up with Ned Kelly!
Well one could say that any black power fire arm are worth less but folks do enjoy shooting them competing with them and in some cases hunting with them why not collect them the derringer was designed as a protection weapon possibly a ladies weapon or a sporting gentleman companion so you opinion are valid but why muddy the water with your opinions
It's somewhat comic the Pedersoli has such nice sights. Indeed, better sights than many larger, more capable pistols that came after that type of derringer. But it's only good for dastardly assassinations, back alley fights, and card table confrontations.
@@EricDaMAJ That it is.
Hello Mr. Like, Call me old pistol shooter. The price. Laffable if not tragically true. My first two smoke emitters was the CVA Kentucky .45 with matching pistol. I dunno....dirt cheap. That's where my head is. If I wanted that little peestole I wouldn't pay more than ummm... $89 bucks....and then I'd feel like I was very generous indeed. Your video was el monstro! UPVOTE! Sent a few bucks via ethernet to the Old Non-Yankee Soldier's Home for that poor feller that got injured early on in your film projeck. .
Never, NEVER try an Irish accent again ! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂