Hoffman Reproductions Presents: The First Pattern Brown Bess Musket: Part 2

[@kentwilliams4152]

Ha - As I watched your presentation I had a feeling that you were walking with Lord. A “quiet, at piece” spirit…

[@HoffmanReproductions]

Glad to hear that! Fruits of the Spirt you might say. Thanks for watching!

[@jbloun911]

Shooting a Redcoats musket is sacrilege

[@rebeccaback3287]

I live the bible verse Mathew 11verses 28 30 the music and the first pattern brown bless musket part 1 and part 2. Verry informative. Excellent shooting! David Back from Menifee county Kentucky.Hope to have one of these one day!

[@HoffmanReproductions]

Thank you David!

[@williamlockhart5031]

Hello Ben! I am fairly new, to your channel, and I appreciate the professionalism of your presentations. In your opinion, what is the best target, or backing, to retrieve, cast and reuse your lead balls? Question two is how do you load for buck and ball? You may already have a video on this. The third question is the price, you charge, for this particular piece completed? Thank you, again, for your videos. The history is interesting and the Biblical messages, at the end of the videos, are a welcome sight as well. Have a wonderful day!

[@HoffmanReproductions]

Hello! I'll see if I can find an article MLM wrote on a lead recovery box for you. May even do a video on it! I load for buck & ball this way, powder charge down, then a wad of tow, main ball down, buck shot on top of that, with more tow wadding on top of buck shot. The muskets were doing now, typically run $2000-$$2,800 depending on a few things. Thanks a bunch & God bless. Ben

[@XM15M4Guy]

Nicely done! Any plans to do any rifled guns?

[@HoffmanReproductions]

Thank you! I have a customer that wants a Revolutionary War period Ferguson Rifle built so I'm sure we'll do a video of that when done.