Tom Horne

have you ever tried to shoot hollow point conical bullets?

I have been reloading for about 6 years. A friend of a friend asked me to load for his Swiss SR 1889 rifle. He told me it was a 7.5x53.5. Based on your video I would just trim the length to 53.5, correct? I always end up taking on tasks like this for some reason 🤣 I haven't been home to check my manual yet. I'm sure that will be even more helpful

Did you get it rifled?

Remember Steel Helmets where introduced against shrapnels and not direct firing.

extremely interesting video, thank you.

Very relaxing video.

how does the chimney cap o ring not burn or warp from heat?

What woods did the French use for stocks? I’m redoing a Gras, and wood is super dark even after sanding down. Thanks 😅

Hot damn that gun is surprisingly accurate for being a genuine colt

Actual Colt... a couple of things to note... The Colts had brass grip frames but they were silver plated as on your gun... also the bore is not that important (condition wise) but the chambers are... The Colts did not have undersize chambers like the repro's do 25 grains is a tad high but... good to go. I also use #10 on stock nipples

Jezeli bys mial odrobine wiedzy to wiedzial bys ze istnieja ksiazki

Dwight?

200+ year old, still works. Unbelievable.

Why not use historical conicals?

I would love to see a close up of the muzzle and front sight as well as the barrel length.

Ha. My Grandma had the same gun. I now have it!

I’ve been eyeing a Weatherby vanguard sporter in 30.06 with a 24 inch barrel. I reload so I will probably push 165 grain Nosler partition through it!

Excellent and fun video. Beautiful COLT Police in .36 cal.. Peace

Very beautiful pistol, and a nicely done video too.

Lovely rifle.

Cool!

I know this may seem strange to some, but I love the sound these classic guns make.

Very cool!

Beautiful revolver!

Very beautiful gun.

Don't put the cases INTO the flame like that! The hottest part of the flame is at the very point of the flame. Any welder or plumber can tell you that.

I came back 12 years later to see if you finally finished...

10 sec to reload is crazy excluding 3-5 sec to aim and fire he can probably shoot 4-5 rounds a min

Please come back

This is the prototype version of the Bolt-Action rifle

My gun is one of the older ones with a single stage trigger and it'll poke a single jagged hole at 100 yards and I ain't wasting good ammo for no barrel break in. I do reload my own precision ammo for each individual rifle that I have, and it's very rewarding.

JUST picked up one yesterday

L looks like a retard with the side peace and belt

Why’d y’all let her put her hand under the gun and on top of the stabilizer ?

I was always taught that after fully loading a cap&ball pistol, to smear a bit of lard over the front of the cylinders, not for lubrication, but to help avoid 1 or more neighboring cylinders from untimely ignition???

Very nice!

Very cool!

Very nice looking gun.

Very cool!

and you were saying that 13 years ago.

I carried roughly the same kit in our 58pattern webbing whilst seving with the Brit army in 1984😊

Very nice looking gun.

I have the same, to use this weapon you must be able to reload your ammunition and follow like here those who have already done it successfully thank you for us

I also have mine in 7.5x55 rechambered and new barrel all tested I saw Partizan cases with boxer primers in packs of 100 I'm thinking of making 180 or 230gr lead warheads with the Lee mold maybe with gas checks I really like the shape of the warheads you have, they look like lipsticks once finished, really very beautiful bullets some old LeeEnfields (MarkIII?) shoot .303british in black powder with success (with us, black powder is becoming rare and very expensive)

Very cool!