Flintlock Shooting Tip No. 6 - A BALANCED HOLD

[@johnmakarsky2787]

Tremendous shooting partner! Thank you Fer putting these videos out,I'm sure they are going to help a lot of folks that are new, and seasoned folks will learn something as well.

[@dlh1947us]

Thanks for the video. Hunted deer forty years never shot one off hand. Never thought about it until I watched you video.👍👍

[@barrygraber9776]

Great job on these short videos a bunch of good information. Thanks

[@user-oz1fd1hz9d]

True stuff. I usually bring my hand in in to the point it's getting support from my chest. The barrel weight then balances against that.

[@wish2fish37]

Good videos your doing.Could you discuss different grades of barrels.I went to a woods walk last year and one of the experienced shooters was explains about different grade barrels.Kinda forgot what he said.I had asked him about the long guns and how much they weighed compared to my Renegade.

[@bkauffman0390]

@@wish2fish37 sure I can do that. Thanks for the idea

[@FokkerAce1917]

Could you discuss patches such as material, thickness, and cutting at the muzzle vs precut? Another topic could be different lubes.

[@bkauffman0390]

@FokkerAce1917 yea I can do that. Thanks!

[@kren1101]

I built my .54 with a 36" long straight octagon barrel that's 1" across the flats. Wish I used a swamped barrel because it gets tiring to shoot offhand quick!

[@bkauffman0390]

@@kren1101 I agree straight barrels have their place with small bores.

[@jamespugh]

Definitely. Not fan of shooting off a rest.