FALL FROLIC AMERICAN LONGRIFLE SHOW - 2020 - PART #2

[@BlackPowderTV]

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[@allencampbell4460]

Works of art.

[@kowalski363]

Loved it.

[@rebeccaback3287]

Excellent presentation II like all the exibpts,especially the old Long rifles.M third great grandfather. Made them,plus other things made on displays. One of these days I will learn how to make these long rifles. Especially the Kentucky Long Rifles I know that these rifles measured 33inch barbell to a 5ft long barell.Over all length 70 inches .I am connected to these Long Rifles.One of these days I will tell you history about him and him making , these Long Rifles and diferent things he made.David Back Menifee county Kentucky.

[@timothybroden7356]

Thank you for the video of the show. Absolutely fabulous.

[@BlackPowderTV]

You’re very welcome Timothy!

[@johnndavis7647]

Glad they had the show. Lots of super nice stuff. About all of the black powder events have been canceled around here this year. The local club is still having the monthly shoot. Gunshows are still going but attendance is down. Might get to slip off to the woods in a couple of weeks Thanks for the videos. John Davis jax fl

[@BlackPowderTV]

I hear you. With nothing much to do I’ve been out in the woods a lot lately. You’re welcome. 👍🏻

[@donniedickson9353]

Another great video...You have no idea how much I appreciate it

[@BlackPowderTV]

Im glad to hear it. Thank you so much. 👍🏻

[@kswan6581]

Thanks Bob. To bad we don't have such a big black powder following up here in Canada. Would really like to attend a show like that.

[@BlackPowderTV]

You’re welcome Kelvin! I wish you did too!

[@richstone2627]

Lots of nice things there. Thanks for sharing.

[@BlackPowderTV]

You’re welcome Rich!

[@UncleSasquatchOutdoors]

Thanks for taking us along!

[@BlackPowderTV]

You got it Uncle S!

[@michaelcibula1014]

Two Great Videos, Nice Job

[@BlackPowderTV]

Thanks Michael!

[@mikecummings8355]

Great video! Didn't realize anyone had a show during this virus. Thanks for sharing this!

[@BlackPowderTV]

There’s been one or two nationwide. We had a health inspector and convention center security guard there to keep things COVID friendly. 👍🏻

[@olskool3967]

i am looking at part 2,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[@BlackPowderTV]

You should be. Unless I made a mistake somewhere. What are you seeing?

[@ChacoteOutdoorRecreation]

I know touch hole liners may not be period correct, but they really preserve and extend the life of the barrel, I don't mind them.

[@BlackPowderTV]

I don’t either. All my higher end guns have them.

[@30CalCoreLokt]

Wow! Wonderful closeups and craftsmanship. I appreciate you taking your time and walking slowly. I live in central NC and will likely never make it to an event anytime soon so I appreciate you letting us tag along. I love the NC rifles!

[@BlackPowderTV]

You’re welcome! It’s been over a year since I’ve been to one! Had a great time! 👍🏻

[@roddboyer5555]

Glad you took us along .... if I went in person, I'd probably be in the poor house or at least the dog house!!!!

[@BlackPowderTV]

Glad you came along Rodd! Nothing like a gun show to put one in the dog house. 👍🏻

[@JDubbsadventure]

Weird question but where is a good place to get flints. Iv looked around my river bank with no luck

[@BlackPowderTV]

It's a good question. River banks or creek beds mostly. Where the cut out the hill for roads is another spot. I haven't searched much as my farm is on an old NA village and it gets turned up every time we disc the fields. You're in Tennessee right? You've really got to search and when you find a spot keep going back. It's everywhere where I am in Cannon County. Sorry I'm not much help on this one. By the way, I watched your squirrel hunt video. Good stuff.

[@JDubbsadventure]

@@BlackPowderTV I’m in Va thanks for the info and the black powder squirrel video is coming but my flints keep letting me down and not sparking enough an when I sharpen it I broke a huge chunk off so might thank alittle longer to make

[@BlackPowderTV]

@@JDubbsadventure I’d just get on trackofthewolf.com and order a few. I have hundreds so I haven’t bought any in a while. Not sure how costly they are.

[@stephenwillford209]

I made the road trip myself. It was well worth the 1.5 hour drive. I picked up a nice patch knife and flint wallet for my kit. I got woolen shawl for the wife.

[@BlackPowderTV]

Awesome. It was great fun. Glad you were there! I’m not sure you saw the knucklehead with the camera filming everything if you were there Friday but next time you see me pop over and say hello!

[@olskool3967]

Bob i seen at the end a new England fowler and powder horn set by "James frost" i have a jaeger he built. he dose nice work,,,,,,,,,,,

[@BlackPowderTV]

I saw that set! I'd say you're a lucky feller! He sure does!

[@mr.thickey1820]

YA, "Ach du lieber, mein schatz"! Enjoyed both parts of these videos. How my heart ACHES (even at 81!) to shoot MY muzzleloaders once again before MY LORD takes me Home! Don't think GOD will allow black powder shooting in Heaven because of the "SCHMOKE & SCHTINK"!!! Too many questions I'd like to ask you, but here's one I've wondered about for a long time now. There was a rifle by a Mr. Priddy that looked like it had a BRASS BARREL. Can a brass barrel stand the black powder pressures like a steel barrel can??? My guess is NO, but that the answer could be different for a pistol VS a long barrel rifle, as the pistol would take a much lighter powder charge than a rifle. I'd sure enjoy an answer if you have time! Thanks und pass da "LUTEFISK" poleaze! "Gesundheit"!!!

[@BlackPowderTV]

I talked to Dennis about that rifle. He swaged the brass over a steel core. Believe it or not brass/bronze barrels were used in the period from time to time!

[@williamflood8296]

Can a person purchase a rifle at these shows ?

[@BlackPowderTV]

William, mostly they are just displays of collections of originals but well known custom flintlock builders such as Allen Martin come to some of the shows (Mostly those are in or close to PA) and may have some flintlocks for sale. Mostly it’s about seeing all the collected originals and the research done on their histories. Craftsmen and artists will always have their horns, bags, measures, and other accessories for sale at all the shows.