Shooting the Pedersoli 1854 Lorenz rifle musket

[@tygergray6750]

This channel is way too underrated

[@Omnihil777]

Tyger Gray and I don't understand why, professional and interesting. Spread the word. Definitely one of my favourite channels & I'm always excited when I see a new video is uploaded. Got me even so far that I'll visit Hungary this year for some time with my family.

[@britishmuzzleloaders]

Oh yes,..... top shelf Cap and Ball production there! That flowed effortlessly between shooting, history, and technical aspects.... Just a gem to watch. Nicely done Balazs!

[@britishmuzzleloaders]

Not at this time... Western Canada and Hungary are a bit removed from each other... :-),.... one day!

[@Omnihil777]

britishmuzzleloaders nevertheless a good idea, maybe you don't need to come together in person, Ian from Forgotten Weapons and Othias from C&Rsenal made some videos together without being in one place too, just sayin' ...

[@britishmuzzleloaders]

I have helped on Othais' Long Lee video and BotR SMLE cut-off video.... I am very much open to collabs... just need to come together for a common topic.. Cheers.

[@TheMwarrior50]

Do a collab with him! I would love to watch that!

[@AshishKumar-rl8wk]

Mil sakta hai kya naam hai

[@tmack11]

Man, your shooting range is gorgeous.

[@markstambaugh3273]

Can you manage to get your hands on one of Pedersoli's 1841 Mississippi rifles to test? It would be interesting to see if the 1:48 twist will stabilize a minie.

[@pilgrimm23]

I love watching a man doing what he loves and being good at what he does. Well done sir. and yes, that is a beautiful weapon

[@peterisaacs1344]

Once again your depth of knowledge and passion impress me

[@soylentgreen7074]

Great video as always. I just came in possession of an 1862 dated 1861 Springfield rifle with the federal soldier’s name on it. I was able to track down some of his military records online and have paid and sent a request to the national archives in washing DC to see what they have on him. I myself was able to find a photo of his unit from july 1863 but it is impossible to know which soldier he is. Rifle shoots great and the fact it has traceable history behind it makes it even better. You’re videos are top notch i enjoy the classics.

[@zacharygregory1580]

That rifle was the 3rd most commonly used rifle in the Civil War

[@marksmallman4572]

Yet another addictive insight into black powder weapons, one of my favourite channels, thanks.

[@Frank-bc8gg]

Wonderful to see you again and with such a fascinating rifle, maybe the most advanced of an obsolete system with the fouling management barrel but that is all the more facinating.

[@douglasmaccullagh1267]

Thank you for teaching us about the Lorenz rifle. Before today I knew about thevSpringfield and the Enfield, but today I learned about the Lorenz. Very cool.

[@fallenpatriot7917]

Beautiful rifle! These types of videos where you work up a load and talk about different projectiles and loads are my favorite.

[@woodsmanforlife1677]

Once again: Outstanding!! Thank you very much for sharing!

[@phased-arraych.9150]

Out of all the rifled muskets of this era, this is my absolute favorite.

[@D5quared91]

Another great review and there are many people in the US who should be pleased there is finally a good repro of the Lorenz. Thank you for the video!! :D

[@TeamLotus6365]

How you don’t have closer to 10 X the amount of subscribers is beyond me. You videos are like sitting in a college classroom. Informative, articulate and extremely interesting. Thank you.

[@butcherpiper4698]

Awesome video as usual! Love your channel, keep up the ggod work :) Good evening from Italy

[@blueband8114]

Great stuff, just wish they were more often.

[@ForceSmart]

Good shooting! It's always a pleasure to watch your vids. You are always classy and you bring something different to the table with these classic firearms. Thanks! =)

[@blackpowderfirearmenthusia3194]

Thank you for posting your videos. I learn so much from them. Thank you

[@stephenkrall7609]

I really enjoyed this video. I fired my first black powder firearm this past weekend, an 1860 Army revolver made by Uberti. It was a lot of fun and I am looking forward to getting back to the range with it.

[@phased-arraych.9150]

I want one. The Lorenz is my favorite rifled-musket from that era.

[@DropDStandard11]

Easily my new favorite youtube Channel

[@kenibnanak5554]

The fouling problem happened because the bore is straight and not tapered as intended by the original design. :) I like big rear sight notches. :)

[@torturedtale49]

Beautiful rifle, great shooting. Thanks.

[@randyzwieg8467]

That is an excellent group.

[@fbroma6906]

Big rifle and great shooter.

[@chrisebz6473]

I used to have American blackpowder arms, but watching this channel for awhile has gotten me interested in European arms. On my way to get a wurttemberg soon. I'm assuming since its the same cal and they sided with Austria before total german unification the paper cartridges would be the same or similar.

[@frankyeyna9500]

Love your shows

[@straightpipec6099]

Great video as always. I love your channel

[@wetdedstuocm]

Excellent groups..Nice shooting.

[@cipherthedemonlord8057]

Great reproduction compared to the earlier ones. Love my original 1860 Lorenz type 2.

[@mausercal65]

Excellent video

[@larryclark9380]

Any opinion on Lorenz rifles that were later converted to flint lock trade rifles?

[@randomrotors7639]

You beautiful silky voiced devil. Amazing video as always. Been wanting to get into black powder shooting for a while and your videos have been tiding me over until i get money and my licence.

[@jacknakash2677]

Sir, never never never remove a spent percussion cap after you've fired your rifle especially if you're reloading right away because any hot powder in the rifle will flash the new poured in black powder

[@jamesranger6283]

They are beautiful rifles. It is interesting how they have become far more expensive than conventional arms. I wish I had the means to get into the muzzle loading black powder sport.

[@guidohoppe166]

Have you tested the 1857 Wütembergische ?

[@jackiepierce9281]

I just bought a original. I track down the marketing on the rifle to the 42 regiment of Mississippi ordered to march to Richmond va to join the northern army of Virginia, after the death of Stone wall Jackson general Lee created the third Corp Many big names of the confederate States was there. This rifle started as the 42 of Mississippi 3 Corp of the northern army of Virginia and the 10 soldier

[@ConriDubhghail]

Well, damn. I was getting the itch to play Empire: Total War anyways, now I absolutely have to.

[@homemadehistory7537]

Blackpowder shoting is soooo nice. What did you use for lube? At the moment I use nivea for maxiball cal .45 from an kentucky rifle from the late 70s . It give a better acuracy and the barrel is good to clean.But there is everytime a better way. I am for sure not as good as you. but i like it a lot. and at the moment I am building my second musleloader by myself ;-)

[@WWIIREBEL]

I do like this rifle-musket, but they need to NOT have a dove-tail front sight (originals didn't have em as far as i'm aware) , the sling swivels should be attached with rivets instead of screws . Original bayonets won't fit the muzzle because of the front sight and the barrels thickness. If i wanted to have one on it, i'd have to ruin the original bayonets socket by boring it out wider to do so. As a shooter, it's great...not so much for re-enacting due to authenticity issues.

[@eVVigilance]

There's that Dreyse again... Do you have a Chassepot? I would love to see a proper side by side shooting video with the two. I have and shoot a Chassepot, but it will likely be a long while before I can afford a Dreyse...

[@user-ud2ij7ro5c]

I must aquire one.......someday.....soon!

[@RANDOMLETTERS1111]

Wow where were you shooting that rifle at it is so beautiful there I want to go there

[@General.Longstreet]

Couldn't help notice the Chassepot in the background. Future video I hope.

[@turbografx16]

It is a pity they chose walnut instead of beech for the stock though. Most of the other differences are not visible.

[@johnwhauserman]

Cap and Ball I have one of those rifles from the U.S. Civil war type 1 dated 861 .58 cal. but no stock it looks sound, I'll test it in the Spring. I can make a stock but don't really want to. Do you think I could buy just the stock, barrel bands, and ram rod from Pedersoli?

[@SuperWasweissichdenn]

If the lock looks the same as the original on the inside i really want one.

[@PanDa-cn6hy]

Very good of the gun

[@mikef3808]

Awesome video. What is that bullet lubrication applicator?

[@mikef3808]

tacfoley thank you, looked like a very useful product

[@AntiFreak321]

Hey great video as allways, i was wondering, do u own a Pinfire Revolver? ive allways wanted to see some of those shot professionally.

[@TMBBAZ]

8:57 into the movie, you use a hand held bulletluber. Where can I get one like that? It will make less mess in the bulletbox for me.

[@murphysmuskets]

Awesome video Balaz! What weight engine oil do you use for those primo groups?

[@fbroma6906]

Are you planning to do a trial with the wurttembergischen of pedersoli?

[@corensam]

So cool

[@abyan_sadiid]

Wow awesome

[@gerrywashack9373]

Great shooting. I have noticed that most of your replica firearms are made by Pedersoli. Do you feel that they are the best in the replica firearms?

[@mr.stotruppen8724]

They're one of the only companies making a decent reproduction of anything that doesn't require additional finishing on the part of the consumer. All the others are either singly-made on a per-order basis in some dude's one-man shop and cost $3k, or they're $400 Indian-made garbage.

[@KhanGirey]

Do you think you could do a video showing different point of aim/point of impact depending on whether you are shooting off of bench or freehand?

[@rezasandresa5916]

Mr. Nemeth, i'm indonesian and i'm so interested in blackpowder guns. But you said that both type 1 and type 2 lorenz rifle that was/ were (pardon my english structure haha) went to U.S at civil war and i come with 2 questions : 1. When the exactly lorenz rifle bougt by U.S from mr. lashki ? 2. Why is the rifle so rare in U.S ? Because of few purchases or didn't survive from civil war era untill today ? Thank you and keep your pretty video going :)

[@rezasandresa5916]

What i mean is the exact year

[@lawrenceamato5697]

What is that wonderful device you use to apply the bullet lube?

[@BabaFett10]

You always get me ! PS: that's for real men !

[@felixd7818]

Love the channel. Great videos. I must declare my lack of knowledge concerning European gun laws. I had thought it would be impossible to acquire black powder there. Is the any possibility you may do a video about the laws and regulations you have to follow? Also, where did you get that lubricator?

[@453421abcdefg12345]

Felix D: I do not know where you live Felix, but it appear that you have been misinformed by media hype, there is no problem at all shooting black powder rifles in most of Europe, even in UK with it's tight firearms laws, in fact we can buy black powder to be delivered by the post in most countries, only 5 lbs at a time though.

[@felixd7818]

Thanks EF. I’m in the US where our government would faint at the thought of any powder being delivered through the mail. We’re not too sharp on sound suppressors either.

[@fakenews6133]

Long guns make me feel inadequate.

[@meh7713]

What ramrod do you use? I’m looking for a new one I can use between my muskets that’ll fit military length barrels.

[@deny.nurdin]

From this video, i see percussion cap should be removed ~always~ if that musket not in use. Am i true?? Why is that?? 🤔

[@Maelstril]

Cap make it go boom

[@dougdukes1039]

Great video. Would like to know about the lube machine you were using.

[@gendrickthebear5470]

what was the powder charge that you used?

[@thomaskwei9119]

Where do you get your compression bullet molds?

[@mohamedshwesh221]

can someone please tell me what the best percussion cap to use and what their diameter and height

[@theomen10101]

Make more videos

[@paulsnyder7689]

Never put your thumb on top of the bullet when loading, and Never remove the cap after firing, load first then put on a fesh cap, two major saftey concerns here

[@marcosluciosilva2433]

Whay you from?

[@zach8269]

Marcos Lucio Silva he is from Hungary

[@AlphaChimpEnergy]

Put some of those hats on 2-3 girls in bikinis and have them ring steel at varying ranges out to max. You can voice over specs. Max views and thumbs way up!

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LIKE FIRST!

[@cannedpiss5178]

this rifle is in War of Rights. if you've never played and you're interested in the US Civil War, definitely check out gameplay