Original Remington Rolling Block .45-70 Woods Walk

Published on December 1, 2021
Duration: 8:59

This video showcases an original 1880s Remington Rolling Block rifle chambered in .45-70, fired using authentic black powder cartridges. Hickok45 demonstrates the rifle's operation, the visual spectacle of black powder smoke, and its historical significance. The content highlights safe handling of vintage firearms and includes a humorous segment contrasting historical firearms with modern handguns.

Quick Summary

An original 1880s Remington Rolling Block rifle in .45-70 is showcased, emphasizing the use of authentic black powder cartridges for a historical shooting experience. The video highlights the characteristic smoke and aroma of black powder, along with the rifle's power and historical significance.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: 1880s Remington Rolling Block .45-70
  2. 01:09First Shots: Black Powder Smoke & Aroma
  3. 02:30Target Engagement: .45-70 Power
  4. 05:15Humor: Rolling Block vs. Modern Glock
  5. 08:05Conclusion: Historical Rifle Appreciation

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of ammunition is recommended for an original Remington Rolling Block rifle?

For historical authenticity and proper function, it's recommended to use black powder cartridges, like the .45-70 Government, in an original Remington Rolling Block rifle. Using modern ammunition can be unsafe and damage the firearm.

What are the characteristics of shooting with black powder?

Shooting with black powder produces a large, visible cloud of white smoke and a distinct, often described as 'sweet,' aroma. This sensory experience is a key part of enjoying vintage firearms.

What is the caliber and bullet weight discussed for the Remington Rolling Block?

The video discusses the .45-70 caliber for the Remington Rolling Block rifle. Specifically, it mentions using 405-grain cast lead bullets, highlighting the caliber's historical power.

What is a Remington Rolling Block rifle?

A Remington Rolling Block is a type of firearm action popular in the late 19th century. It features a distinctive rolling breech block operated by the hammer, known for its simplicity and strength, often used in rifles like the one shown.

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