Videos tagged with Muzzle Loader

This YouTube video, titled 'MGFP - Silencers on Muzzle Loaders?', explores the use of suppressors on muzzle-loading firearms. The description includes links to support the creator through merchandise, a backup channel, channel memberships, Patreon, and SubscribeStar. Original score and artwork credits are also provided. The content likely delves into the technical aspects and feasibility of attaching silencers to traditional firearms, potentially a niche but interesting topic for firearms enthusiasts.

This video demonstrates the Russian GP-25 grenade launcher, highlighting its muzzle-loading design and comparison to the American M203 breech loader. The speaker showcases its mounting capabilities on an AKM and performs a live-fire demonstration, illustrating its effectiveness at a distance. The GP-25 is presented as an excellent, albeit muzzle-loaded, 40mm grenade launcher.

This video features firearms expert Jonathan Ferguson of the Royal Armouries examining the French "snuff box" breech-loader, specifically the Model 1853 muzzle-loading musket and its successor, the 1853/67 Tabatière breech-loading rifle. Ferguson collaborated with Real Time History to explore firearms from the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-71. The content delves into historical firearms, their design, and their role in military history, with a focus on the transition from muzzle-loaders to breech-loaders.

This video features a review, loading, and shooting demonstration of an 1860 Thomas Boss ball and shot gun by Nick Holt. The content includes a brief historical overview of the firearm before moving to an outdoor field for some black powder shooting. The aim is to showcase the enjoyment of muzzle loading shotguns for those unfamiliar with them. The video also promotes channel memberships, merchandise, and social media channels for the creators.

This video focuses on the restoration of a Jukar .45 Caliber Black Powder Muzzle Loader Rifle. Part 1 of the series shows the initial disassembly of the firearm by Mike. The description also directs viewers to the creator's websites and affiliate pages for further engagement.

This video provides a comprehensive introduction to black powder firearms, covering essential safety, powder types, ignition systems, and cleaning. It highlights the hygroscopic and corrosive nature of black powder, emphasizing immediate cleaning. The session also touches on projectile types, measuring powder by volume, and the legal benefits of black powder firearms.

Demolition Ranch tests a legal golf ball cannon, demonstrating its surprising power and accuracy. The cannon, classified as a muzzle-loading device rather than a firearm, effectively destroys pumpkins, coconuts, and even cinder blocks. The video highlights the legal nuances of such devices and explores their potential in hypothetical scenarios.

This video showcases new firearms products from the week of October 19, 2017, presented by product manager Paul Levy. Featured items include the Airborne Charging Handle, MK13 Super Modular Rail Handguard, Total Eclipse Holster for P80GLK, Maxim50 Integrally Suppressed Muzzle Loader, and Hardcore Magwells in different finishes. The description also provides a link for viewers to learn more about these products.

This episode of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk Radio, from October 15, 2017, features stories from behind the gun counter, discussions about the hunting experience, and insights into muzzle loader competition. The show, which airs live and is available on various platforms, covers a wide range of gun-related topics from new products to political issues.

This review covers the 1861 Parker Hale Enfield Musketoon, a .58 caliber black powder muzzleloader. Key insights include effective lubrication techniques for Minie balls using Wonder Lube 1000 Plus to minimize fouling, and sight painting methods for improved visibility. The video demonstrates loading, speed loading, and a thorough cleaning routine using Ballistol to neutralize corrosive black powder residue.

This review covers a CVA .45 caliber percussion muzzleloader, testing its accuracy at 50 and 100 yards with steel gongs. The rifle, belonging to Chad's father, utilizes .44 caliber round balls patched to fit the .45 bore. The speaker demonstrates proficiency with black powder firearms, highlighting the rifle's historical appeal and performance.