Videos tagged with Concord

This video explores the firearms used by American militia and British regulars during the Battles of Lexington and Concord, 250 years later. It highlights that militia primarily used "fowling pieces," which were long-barreled hunting guns, often with English forms but French-style butts and parts. The loading process for muskets, both British and American, is detailed, emphasizing the speed and technique required. The video also discusses the archaeological findings that support the prevalence of smaller bore fowling pieces among the militia and examines Captain John Parker's fowling piece, noting its bore size and historical modifications.

This video appears to be a historical or commemorative piece related to the events of April 19th, specifically referencing Lexington, Concord, and Paul Revere. The inclusion of hashtags like #2ndamendment and #birthday suggests a connection to the historical significance of these events for American rights, possibly celebrated on or around a birthday. While firearms aren't explicitly mentioned in the description, the context of Lexington and Concord strongly implies historical firearms relevant to the American Revolutionary War and the broader discussion of the Second Amendment.

This video promotes a fundraising event hosted by Gun Owners Action League (GOAL) in Massachusetts on April 19th, celebrating the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. The event will feature a reenactment of the 'shot heard 'round the world' and will include notable speakers from the gun rights community, such as Lieutenant Colonel Allen West, Toby Lir, Doug Hamlin (NRA), Cam Edwards, Dick Heller, Adam Kraut (SAF), and Jim Wallace (GOAL). Tickets are available for general seating or to sit at specific speaker tables, with a deadline for purchase approaching.