Videos tagged with Round Ball Ammunition

Hickok45 discusses his selection process for the 'last muzzleloader' he would ever give up, evaluating several historical and reproduction firearms. He considers factors like caliber, historical context, shooting enjoyment, and ammunition availability. Ultimately, he chooses the 1861 Springfield Rifle Musket for its historical significance, shooting performance, and iconic status during the Civil War.

This video demonstrates the process of loading and firing paper cartridges in a Peta reproduction of the Dance Brothers revolver. The presenter, Dustin from Guns of the West, highlights the revolver's suitability for paper cartridges without modification and showcases shooting both round ball and conical bullet cartridges at a 15-yard steel target. He also emphasizes the ease of use of the 12 Cap Capper tool.

This guide details the process of creating paper cartridges for 31 caliber pocket revolvers, using a specialized kit. It covers preparing paper, forming tubes, adding powder and projectiles, and securing the assembly. The technique emphasizes using a tapered former and a specific glue for a tight, reliable cartridge.

This video from InRangeTV features a flintlock distance challenge using a brass naval pistol. The hosts, Russell Fagan and Sinister Rifleman, demonstrate the loading and firing process of the flintlock, emphasizing the importance of keeping it at arm's length due to its age and potential for flash. They engage in a shooting challenge, starting at close range and progressively moving back, highlighting the difficulty of hitting targets with iron sights and the historical context of such firearms. The video also touches on the practicalities of flintlock use, including ammunition types and the effectiveness of round balls at various distances.

This video identifies and discusses what the creator deems the "WORST Gun Product of 2017." The description clarifies that the ammunition in question is not hollow point but solid copper, likely round ball. The content appears to be a critical review of a firearm-related product from the gun industry. The creator also provides links to their Amazon shop, Patreon, and merchandise, along with social media channels and contact information.