Videos tagged with 1841 Mississippi Rifle

Hickok45 discusses his selection process for the 'last muzzleloader' he would ever give up, evaluating several historical and reproduction firearms. He considers factors like caliber, historical context, shooting enjoyment, and ammunition availability. Ultimately, he chooses the 1861 Springfield Rifle Musket for its historical significance, shooting performance, and iconic status during the Civil War.

This guide details the mechanical operation of the Merrill Breechloading Conversion applied to the 1841 Mississippi Rifle, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum. It covers the breech lever and ramming mechanism for loading, and accessing the patch box for spare parts. The video highlights the rarity of these conversions due to the destruction of the Harpers Ferry arsenal.

This guide details the process of loading and firing the 1841 Mississippi Rifle, a percussion muzzleloader. It covers using black powder, patches, and projectiles (round ball or Minié ball), emphasizing proper seating and safety precautions. The instruction comes from hickok45, a recognized expert in historical firearms, offering insights into the rifle's historical significance and practical handling.

This guide details the loading and firing technique for the 1841 Mississippi Rifle, a historical percussion muzzleloader. It covers essential steps from powder loading to firing, emphasizing the use of black powder and patched round balls. The information is presented with the authority of firearms expert Hickok45, highlighting the rifle's historical significance and operational nuances.