Videos tagged with Black Powder Loads

This guide details the process of loading and firing a vintage side-by-side shotgun using all-brass 12-gauge shells. It covers inspection of the shells, loading the firearm, safe firing procedures, and the extraction and inspection of spent casings. The demonstration emphasizes safe handling and operation of external hammer actions, showcasing knowledge of traditional ammunition types.

This video from Deuce and Guns emphasizes critical firearm safety protocols following a tragic incident where a YouTuber died attempting a stunt. The instructor, identified as an expert with extensive research experience, highlights the dangers of underestimating bullet penetration and the importance of adhering to safety rules. He also discusses YouTube's content guidelines and advises viewers to seek formal training.

This video delves into the history and significance of the 45 Colt cartridge, also known as 45 Long Colt. Introduced in 1873 as a joint effort between Colt and the Union Metallic Cartridge Company, it was developed for the Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army and served as the official Army handgun cartridge until 1892. Original black powder loads produced around 560 foot-pounds of muzzle energy. Standard modern loads feature a 255-grain bullet exceeding 900 feet per second, with specialty loads available for modern revolvers like the Ruger Blackhawk.

This video from hickok45 explores the appeal of shooting heavy lead projectiles, primarily focusing on the .45-70 Government cartridge and its historical and modern applications. The expert instructor, Hickok45, demonstrates proficiency with various firearms, including lever-action rifles and revolvers, highlighting their accuracy and effectiveness with substantial bullet weights. The content delves into the ballistics and historical context of these powerful cartridges.