Videos tagged with 58 Caliber

This video features a "Sunday Shoot-a-Round" with the hickok45 channel, focusing on a Springfield Model 1861 .58 caliber muzzleloader. The host discusses the firearm's history, its .58 caliber Man- به Ball ammunition, and demonstrates its accuracy. He also touches on the importance of firearm safety, the legacy of Paul Harrell, and broader societal issues related to firearms.

Hickok45 celebrates the 25th anniversary of owning his Enfield P58 Parker-Hale muzzleloading rifle musket. He demonstrates its use, discussing its history as a two-band model potentially used in the Civil War, its 58 caliber, and the advantages of paper cartridges for faster loading. He also touches on bullet types, black powder loads, and the importance of proper muzzleloader safety.

This video from Shooting Gear Reviews tests the power of the AEA Zeus airgun in .58 and .72 caliber using heavy slugs. The .58 caliber slug, weighing 1275 grains, demonstrated significant penetration into a 6-inch pine log, while the .72 caliber slug was used for a dramatic watermelon destruction finale, showcasing the airgun's impressive power.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Lindner Civil War carbine, a breechloading firearm from the early 1860s. It details the unique loading mechanism, which involves tipping up the breech to insert a paper cartridge, and discusses its historical context as a transitional technology between muzzleloaders and metallic cartridges. The video also touches upon the carbine's limited adoption by the U.S. government and its subsequent sale in Europe.