Videos tagged with British Muzzleloaders

This video announces an exciting new streaming service called "History of Weapons and War," a collaborative effort by Forgotten Weapons and seven other prominent firearms channels. The service aims to consolidate high-quality historical and educational firearms content outside the reach of YouTube. A special discount code "WEAPONSWAR40" offers 40% off the first month, valid only on September 22nd. Viewers are encouraged to visit weaponsandwar.tv to sign up and access the service via dedicated apps on major platforms including Android, iOS, Android TV, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Roku. The initiative supports numerous passionate creators in the firearms community.

This is a supercut compilation video from 9 Hole Reviews, featuring "Worst Gun Vids" from Season 3. The video highlights various firearms and potentially some less-than-ideal firearm-related content. It encourages viewers to sign up for their newsletter, check out related channels like @britishmuzzleloaders, and support the creators via Patreon or by shopping with their affiliates. A discount code for Slate Black Industries MLOK accessories is also provided.

This video tests the practical accuracy of a Martini-Henry Mk I/II rifle at up to 500 yards, highlighting its historical significance and performance challenges. Despite limitations with black powder fouling and primitive sights, the rifle demonstrated effectiveness at various ranges. Expert debriefing contextualizes its historical combat applications and accuracy standards compared to modern firearms.

This video highlights five specialized YouTube channels that delve deep into firearms history and mechanics, complementing Forgotten Weapons' broader content. Channels like C&Rsenal focus on WWI firearms, Chris Bartocci offers expert AR-15/M16 insights, Capandball covers black powder and historical rifles, British Muzzleloaders explores Victorian military arms, and vbbssmyt provides detailed animations of machine gun mechanisms.