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Was just watching some YT and this popped up and I thought it would be interesting.

This is an old vid where I attempted to fan an 1858 like Clint Eastwood would. I found it while going through old hard drives.

This is where the 1858 Remington is meant to be shot just a short fun video I found while cleaning out my old hard drives.

This is probably minor compared to everything else that is going on. I share videos on Youtube about antique firearms mostly muzzleoaders or single action revolvers. I make a little bit of money through advertising not a lot its just a bit of a hobby. Recently Youtube changed what was considered...

Here I am using the Lee Loader to reload some 45 colt cartridges with black powder and some of my own cast bullets. I think the Lee loader is a decent little setup for someone who does not want to invest in a full loading bench especially now with ammo being so hard to come by.

I build and shoot the Liegi Derringer from Davide Pedersoli it was a very simple kit to build and lots of fun to shoot but I could not hit the broad side of a barn with it.I actually took out my chrony because it shot so high.

If anyone can help with tuning this it would be appreciated? I did not have a least favorite firearm until now.

I finally got around to doing this and it worked ok in the 1858 cartridge conversion.

I want one here InRange TV demonstrates the loading and firing of the Blunderbuss also an interesting test using improvised plant material for wadding.

This was a bit of a panic purchase they had 5 in stock at Midway and I thought I better buy it while I could and it is a nice looking nice feeling piece.

Just tried out some new to me caps and they worked ok in the single shot but were not as good as my Remington #10s in the revolver.

Just a couple of shots from my old iron sides kit I screwed up and overcharged the load which is probably why it was recoiling so much. I thought I was using about 100 grains of BP but it was closer to 150.

Does anybody know what is the legal limit for shipment of BP? and what is the legal limit for home sporting use to have on hand? Nevada if it makes a difference? I thought it was 25 pounds?

I am making some 410 brass shells from .303 british.

Did some range testing of 3 different black powders or substitutes loaded into 45 colt.

I reload .45 colt with real black powder and do a comparison with 777 fffg.

I pulled a failed 45 colt BP cartridge that went through a flood powder was just slightly damp but that was enough over the years to make the primer fail.

Just one shot from my new kit but its a good one.

I built this about 6 years ago from juniper and sinew backed to increase performance and prevent breakage.Juniper is very knoty and sluggish so the sinew backing makes a big difference even this light coating