Ward was an English firearms manufacturer that I can see made some nice shotguns.

Chech the breech threads. If i had fired mine it most lickly would of blown out, the threads were so badly corroded😊

Near as i could find. The orig load was 70grs. Mine cleaned up good untill i took the breech plug out. If i had fired it, it would of most likely blown out, the threads were so corroded 😊

How good is the accuracy on these?

Thank you for sharing this!

Jest do tego karabinu specjalny klucz serwisowy, w Polsce kosztuje on około 25zł (6$) :) Pozdrawiam z Polski, mój jest z 1954 roku

RIP Don

Where are you getting ffg goex and will regular #11 percussion caps work?

Stop flipping it around in your hands. How are we meant to see anything

This is amazing

Great vid! Looks easy. 👏

This serial number may mean nothing to many people but it means a lot to me !

Exactly the video I was looking for. All of the gunsmith's I contacted wanted $200 - $350 to do this. Thanks!!!

Title should be: How not to prep and how not to use a screwdriver...

Excellent video. My Snider is a commercial civilian model made in England that ended up in Canada. Luckily for me it loves .585 lead round balls, for which I have a mould I bought decades ago at a gun show, long before I acquired my rifle. I still have some of those cheddite hulls and loaded them like you do in your video. Unfortunately the weather here in the mid-Atlantic has been terrible for most of june. Rain almost everyday and extreme heat. I may not get to shoot until mid-September.

Thank you so much 👍👍👍

I miss 2019 ammo prices

It’s a long shot you’ll see this but what did you use for the charge?

Nice work on the pin fire cartridges, that's awesome you can make your own pin fire cartridges, I was watching a video where this guy was shooting a 7mm pin fire revolver and he was saying it cost him $20.00 dollars per pin fire cartridge. Thanks for sharing.

What did you use to clean it but leave the nice patina?

If those look "good" then I'm a monkey's uncle. Those are junk crap rifles and no mistake. I know because I have one bought from Sarco in the 1970s for $69 based on a beautiful photo of a tiger striped example in the ad image borrowed from Ludwig Olson's classic Mauser book (p.78). What I got was a POS like these guns: black wood, corroded steel, and sewer pipe bore. It was the worst milsurp I ever bought and I have dozens. Pure junk. These guys were probably on Amazon River gunboat duty for decades and were never cleaned or cared for. These are 20 buck wallhangers and nothing more. Junk!

Good

What bullet are you using?

Nobody else could explain this. And in plain alabamian engrish too. Thank you.

Just picked up one of these from the Citadel (Egyptian) stock, 1904. Immaculate condition. Great to have it in readily-available .303, rather than black-powder Martini-Henry .577/450. Good to see you zeroing that sucker in at medium distance!

Interesting. Does it have any effect on the thickness of the brass at the mouth of the case neck

Do you know the threads on the nipples? Looking for a replacement for my Nepalese 3 band.

The snider bore is actually more like .595 to .600 a few thou over groove diameter is ideal.

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Heard the building collapsed during an earthquake. Can anyone confirm?

Do you remember how to clean it? I am trying to restore one myself.

What is the name of the tool to compress the spring

How’s the bore how does it shoot

WD-40!!!

Chinese made sks is good but Soviet made is the best along with east german made.

Still been looking for one of these since they sold out

At around 0:45 it looked like the spent casing was bent and purple, how’d it turn out?

Where is this?

We're they flint locks.

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Your camera Man is to fast....

Nice vedio...I also make 9mm pinfire ammo from 30-30 brass...however, I make my cases shorter than yours...mine hold 10 grains fffg...how much powder does your cases hold? ...thanks

holy cow

Nice video thanks...what are the length of the cases? And what size (diameter) are the bullets...thanks again !

VERY NICE GUN

ITS A 15 -----------ITS 1971 ADD 15 TO 56.

I just got a confederate 53 had bullet in it that I’ve got out the stock is broke like someone used it as a club it’s cracked but I hot hide glued it up and will probably shave and scab in a bit to strengthen it because the stock has import marks it a non adjustable sight smooth bore. Rough but Soon as the nipple is clear it’ll be firing again.

Sonic did a great job, I'll try it on mine.

Dropping the hammer on the cone without a cap isn't recommended.

That’s a 1966 or 67. Not from the 50’s like the cameraman was saying. Factory 26 didn’t even start making spike bayonets until 1965. So if you see a Type 56 factory 26, you could immediately tell if it’s a 1965 or newer if it’s got the spike. If it’s a blade bayonet, the opposite is true and it is older than 1965.