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does making your own primers save any money?

Does it have lugs or is it held in place by that wooden wedge?

to bad there is no modern Replika of this Revolver

Impressive work, looks just like the original. did you make it all from scratch?

Hey what's that stock??

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hi, where you download blueprint? Thx

You may want to consider trying EPH 20 (and the EPH 2x series of compounds). This series of compounds are non-corrosive, and don't become shock sensitive until AFTER you have filled the primer cup; a drop of 50/50 alcohol/water is applied to the primer cup after both the cup is filled with compound and the anvil has been seated. When the water dries, the compound turns into a hard, concrete-like disk (meaning no need for a paper disk, too), and becomes shock sensitive. The base EPH 20 compound is perfect for small pistol primers, with the later EPH 2x series being great for magnum pistol primers, large pistol primers, small rifle primers, and of course large rifle magnum primers. The EPH 2x series is easily made from readily available materials. There is one lab process required, but if you can boil water, you can do the lab. There are also tools out there now that allow you to easily reload 100 primers in a few minutes.

Just saw Ian McCollum's video about the Welrod (first heard for me, no pun intended), and am impressed as hell to see it in action!

That's a real beauty. Very authentic looking too.

That looks better than the lancer systems handguard!

That looks better than the lancer systems handguard!

All kinds of crappy gun handling. “Police” on the shirt isn’t a surprise 😂

well built

did the 45acp cases slip right in?

I use a pure lead .577 HBRN that I swage up to .587 and insert a 3/8" diameter wood plug into. I do not drill a hollow point. They shoot very accurately from my Snider Cavalry Carbine @ 50 yd bullseye target. My 3 band rifle loves a lead .585 round ball shot from 24 gauge cheddite hulls. I would like to try .590 round balls in my Carbine to see if they would work.

That's WILD how quiet it is

I had a backpack strap cut and fixed to the foreend and that helps a lot

Chicken winging like a Vietnam vet

The silence is so absurd and even shocking for me.

Nice thumper. Why am I seeing so much gas etc?

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Cool gun. You should check out the Straight-pull ARs that people use in the UK. They usually add an extension to the charging handle that allows them to cycle the action without changing their grip

Nice little brush gun for Pennsylvania whitetail.👌

Can you change it out with different parts for different gauges?

Was this built from a kit?

That's a zesty wrist you got there lol

Thank you

Jesse!! JESSE!!! We need to COOK!!!

Large rifle, small rifle, pistol, what?? How readily available are the anvils ? Any restrictions on chemicals?

Good video. I enjoyed that. Did the accuracy remain the same with more power?

Raw as fuck

I have thought about this whole primer / percussion cap unavailability. IMO, IT IS UNACEPTABLE! If you get hurt trying to make these things, get a lawyer and sue them (I think most of them come from Vista Outdoors) there is no reason these should not be redily available. After they start losing millions of $, then they might add a new building and add on.

Would there be a demonstration of firing?

Beautiful work, a lot of attention to detail. Well done!

Nice end of the world ability 👍

Maybe your compression seal/cup is worn out, or the spring is sagged out, because in stock condition the Buck should reach 270fps. With the cobalt spring it will do a little over 350.

I replaced the factory main spring with a DIY spring made out of slightly larger diameter spring wire. My out of the box velocities weren't even close to the velocity stated on the box. With my DIY spring I originally was getting just a bit over 400 fps. After a few months of wearing in those 400-plus velocities started hoovering in the 385 to 390 range. I didn't mess with the boring out of the little tube. I didn't see the need to. Right now, I'm in the process f retrofitting my second Daisy RR with a gas spring. It should be a hoot to shoot.

nice job.👍

Like a poor little child. Grow up, learn some basic Chem hygiene.

Extremely cool! Using smokeless loads or black powder in your cases?

Need that stock 😅

Wonderful job! I have one of that revolvers and I'll give you my experience. I use bullets from a Lee mould .450"/200 g just as comes out of the mould. Is a flat base bullet for cap & balls, and I've got an amazing accuracy. I have a lathe but I use old Berdan brass which reform manually. Thanks and greetings from Argentina.

Fantastic!

What about the Harding liquid that it comes with. Also what does the glass do and is it necessary?

How hard is it to pull the bolt back?

Is this corrosive?

I see you had to cut the screams of the guy tied to the chair just out of frame.

Hard to tell the difference

Absolutely awsome