Gunwerks Muzzleloader | Loading

This guide details the process of loading a muzzleloader, emphasizing safety and accuracy. It covers measuring powder, seating bullets using a starter and ram rod, and the importance of marking the ram rod for consistent seating and safety checks. The video highlights the CVA Endura muzzleloader and its Veraf Flame ignition system for enhanced performance.

This guide details the proper procedure for loading and firing the T/C Impact SB muzzleloader, emphasizing safety and technique. It covers essential steps from ensuring the firearm is unloaded and the breech plug is clear, to loading powder, projectile, and primer. The instruction, provided by Robby Wheaton of Wheaton Arms, aims to demystify black powder firearms for new users, highlighting the importance of avoiding air gaps and using proper tools to prevent misfires and potential accidents.

Mike Davidson from Gunwerks provides essential safety instructions for muzzleloaders. Key takeaways include preventing double charges by marking the ramrod, a clear procedure for handling misfires, and the importance of proper projectile and powder seating. He emphasizes using only black powder or substitutes at recommended charges and never priming until ready to fire. Safe storage and cleaning after use are also highlighted.

Mike Davidson from Gunwerks demonstrates a thorough cleaning process for their muzzleloaders, emphasizing cleaning from the breech end to protect the action. The guide covers bolt and breech plug removal, barrel cleaning with solvent and brushing, patching for dryness, muzzle brake maintenance, and breech plug care with anti-seize for future ease of use. It concludes with advice on long-term storage and a final rifle inspection.

This guide introduces beginners to black powder shooting, recommending the 1851 Colt Navy revolver in .36 caliber for its manageable recoil and affordability. It details essential components like powder, projectiles, and lubrication, emphasizing critical safety warnings against using smokeless powder. Essential tools and proper loading, shooting, and cleaning procedures for black powder firearms are also covered.

This guide details the traditional process of loading and firing a Kentucky Long Rifle, as demonstrated by Misha. It covers casting lead projectiles using a Lee Precision mold, the specific sequence for loading black powder, patch, and ball, and the priming and firing of the flintlock mechanism. The instruction emphasizes high expertise in historical firearms and traditional shooting methods.

This guide details the advanced technique for executing a long-range elk hunt, as demonstrated by a 12-year-old hunter under expert supervision. It emphasizes precise range estimation, scope adjustment using ballistic turrets, and marksmanship fundamentals for a successful shot at extreme distances (1376 yards). The process highlights the importance of preparation, practice, and specialized equipment for challenging hunting scenarios.

This expert guide from Gunwerks demonstrates the significant impact of the Coriolis effect on long-range bullet trajectory. Jeremy Winters, a Gunwerks Product Specialist, explains how Earth's rotation can shift Point of Impact (POI) by over 1 MOA at 1000 yards when shooting East or West. The video provides a live-fire demonstration and recommends shooting North or South to collect accurate ballistic data, minimizing Coriolis-induced errors.

This guide details the process of transforming a factory Remington Model 700 Sendero into a more capable long-range rifle, as demonstrated by Mike Davidson from Gunwerks. Key steps include a trigger upgrade to a 2-pound pull and a precision bedding job using Devcon Aluminum Putty to ensure action stability. The process emphasizes proper disassembly, careful application of bedding materials, and correct reassembly with specific torque values for action screws.

This video demonstrates a professional long-range coyote hunt in Montana, showcasing the effective use of a Gunwerks rifle. Dustin Butler, a representative for Gunwerks, highlights the 'range, dial, and kill' method for successful predator engagement at various distances, from close encounters to over 500 yards. The guide emphasizes proficiency with long-range optics and equipment for accurate shots in challenging terrain.