I thought this was an interesting trick. Not sure if anyone else has ever done it. Not sure if its even a known trick. It is pretty useless since you dont really have to do the training levels . Not sure if the trick has any uses anywhere else in the game. Ive not finished the game yet but i am working on it.

Hey. Just letting potential new viewers know that i try to respond to all comments.This video is the exception. I dont care to hear about the gun being garbage agian because its a taurus manufactured heritage. My gun was manufactured before taurus bought heritage I dont need to be told the ammo is to old again. The ammo was around 2 years old at the time of the incident. Hope you all have a nice day .

Thats a good report, Thank you for posting.

It’s not the .22 it’s the brand lol

CCI. ..seem to be the best ..from a reliability standpoint ....never had a dud ever ..rem..fed..win...iv had fail to fire with all those ..just an observation out of thousands of rounds fired over years ...30 plus years ..

I think you just bought low quality ammo, But I agree u should go centerfire. Like a ruger blackhaw 357, extra 9mm cylinder Send it to Garry Reeder in Arizona, Have him convert it to 356 gnr, And still keep the original 357 mag cylinder. That way you can load your own high quality ammo... A lee classic loader is less then $40.00 And put a dab of primer sealer on the end to make it waterproof while u are at it... If u think u need more then that consider a 480 ruger, Once you acquire the brass cases Send them to Bullshop bullets in dell montana . He makes the bullets, lube them, and will load them to working cartridges. And ships them About $2.00 a round total depending how expensive the brass cases were. My shipping charges were with in 100 miles so was not too bad for me. The reason I recommend 480 ruger is based on penittration, With bigger, more powerful cartridges, You will measure penitration in how far it penitrated the backstopping material instead of stopping in the animal, ground, trees John taffin, did an article about when he shot a bison . It penitrated both shoulders,,, Some 1 else used a rossie puma , 20 inch barrel 480 ruger on a water buffalo at the yo ranch in Texas, 9 shots penitrated 31- 32 inches with mono metal bullets. Thanx for the video.

could be wrong but it sound like you had a bum cylinder I had a double action revolver fired great big problem trying to get them to eject had the chamber fixed `if its not a problem get another cylinder send that one back

Idk what these people are talking about! 22 ammo fails me all the time no matter what gun I’m using!

I bought a Hawken style rifle a long time ago, and only fired it a few times and seen it wasn't for me because it took too long to load,I think all together I might have had 300 in it. I sold it shortly after that so it sure didn't cost me any 2,000 dollars.

I know it's no where near 2,000 dollars I bought a Hawken style rifle a long time ago and as I said, I only fired it maybe four times when I realized it wasn't for me,,, too slow to load.. but I think the most I had in it was about 400.00. I sold it not long after I bought it.

Hey everyone. This video Is just to prove that muzzle loading isnt nearly as expensive as some people want to make it out to be. Im not sure why the guy in the video that i mentioned wants to make muzzle loading out to be really expensive. Its not and we proved that in the video. theres is a learning curve with traditional muzzle loading. Its unfortunate youtube isnt a good place to learn anything about muzzleloading. the information From one content creator here often conflicts with another content creator's information. You also have the myths and the legends around black powder that people believe is true. Theyve been told for a hundred plus years. if you google search those myths youll likely not find an actual documeted case. The forums outside of youtube arent too good either. There is useful information on the forums but its hard to find. theres also the liars and schills on youtube That you have to weed out in your quest for information. My advice is to get out and practice with different powder loads projectile weights. and see what works best for you. Lastly im not going tolerate malicious comments at me or at others in this comments section !

.22 rimfire was invented for self defense in the first place. It wasn't the LR either. That came later. It was the .22 short. The short was capable of being lethal then, and the same holds true today.

Thank you

that's so odd, i've had so few failures with .22 LR, maybe like 1 every 300...... unless you got the worst ammo possible, id blame the gun... the bullet heads are coated so it seems like those arent the cheapest of the cheap, therefore, i have to suspect your gun is damaged, or misalligned, not fully seating right when you close it up

I think CCI MINI MAGS FMJ FIRE GOOD SHOULD DEFF RUN OK IN A REVOLVER BUT IM A SEMI AUTO TYPE OF GUY 9mm IS THE WAY

I have never had a problem with my heritage arms . 22 .

You should get a Smith and Wesson body gaurd 2.0 and polish the frame mounted feed ramp and fire 500 rounds through it before carrying it for edc .always test your edc carry extensively for reliability before trusting your life with it

Because somebody else has got a bigger gun?

.22 ammo is sketch. Older it is the more likely they are bad..

Thanks for the video. It sounds like you have a bad cylinder, Iv got 2 heritage revolvers one of which is the rough rider and I can’t say the bullets move around much in ether the LR or Mag cylinder. Definitely not enough that I can hear them rattle around. Iv probibly got 2-3 thousand rounds through the rough rider Iv had for years now. Killed many snakes and other pests. Never had any issues with it but I keep it pretty clean and well maintained. Anyway thanks for the video just thought I’d put my 2 cents in.

That could and can happen with any gun or cartridge

yes a 22 can kill, but the operative word is "can", when faced with the prospect of taking a life to protect your family or yourself, you're going to want to use something with a bit more authority.

back when they finely approved getting a concealed carry permit, I got mine but I rarely carry one anyway but now here in MO.. they passed a law where you can carry concealed and no longer have to get a permit. .22's do seem a bit under powered but I don't want to get shot with any of them,,, I had a Heritage revolver but I sold it , no particular reason I think over all they are ok pistols.

Sweet stuff man!! Stock up... lol

I don't remember what that stuff in the red box is for sure, it was already in there so I figured it went with it,, it's been at least 5 years since I used it so I forgot a lot about it. I must say that box sure looked bad,, I don't know if that box was involved it the accident but it sure had some rough handling. Yes I think Lee Precision has the info on presses etc, those empties came from a shooting range we have about 4 miles down the road, every Thursday they have skeet and trap shooting and they just put the empties in the dumpster.

The 2nd station from the left is where the spring , a metal rod and a plastic piece go . It's the priming station and also where the sizing ring is removed.

Very Nice Gift 🎁

I was just thinking back in the day when I did this with my dad, the powder we used was only like 6$ for a jug. Amazing how much more expensive reloading supplies have gotten

Cool old goodies!! Enjoyed the story in the beginning 👍🏻

it's nice to have a good place to keep memorabilia and ammo.. if you do want to get into shotgun reloading, I have a 12g. Lee loadall that I'll send you if you want it.

Im not sure how it happened. This video was filmed about 3 weeks ago. as far i can tell i didnt upload it right away or i forgot to upload it. Oh well better late than never i reckon

Here's another like from Paul Harrell.

Good video. I clean mine a little different….. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fom7nGSlgrRonrssi=or4fWjqWn5uYG5vT

Love these all wooden chests.

maybe you can kinda go over your brother's name and make it a little easier to read,, if you had some of that tack cloth that they use when painting a car to clear the dust off I don't think that stuff would effect the grain like water does. that's really lookin good.

Glossy 👌😎

Looking good so far!! Gonna be another good one👍🏻

I know it's hard to work when the temps are high and the humidity is also high but it's looking good once you get it coated I know it'l look like new

Utube cannot accept certain realities that were here before the idea of utube was ever hatched. One reality is, were it not for firearms being used to protect the freedoms of the first & second amendments that they seem to wish away & show their blatant disrespect for,wouldn’t exist because the free speech they use to trample the first & second amendments would not exist, & neither would they!

How do you get a new rifle like this, work on it n your not itchn' to go make noise with it. Hope to see more on your journey with this thing, hope it does well for you.

27th :> This video was amazing youre doing great stay in contact friend !

Man don’t never know now days. Glad your safe.

You don’t by any chance live in north Georgia do you. Seems like I’ve seen you around.

I hadn't needed to use my Craftman model 315 foldable table saw in years until today. I forgot how to readjust my blade. I had left it on 15*. Your video helped to jog my memory. On my model after you disengaged the lock/brake. I had to pull the turn crank toward me to be able to move it back to zero. This might help others with this model.

Lately I've been using Varathane . It is both stain and polyurethane mixed .

Looks great my friend!

I think it turned out very nice, and the bluing job looks very good as well,, I imagine it it is much better than the guns way back when these were originally made.

Turned out great 👍🏻

nice job my friend, many blessings!

Looks good