The Pedersoli Kentucky Pistol:The quality and the inaccuracies

Join us in this captivating journey through history as we explore the Pedersoli Kentucky pistol in our latest video. Discover the rich historical significance of this iconic firearm and delve into the craftsmanship behind its creation.
In this video, we discuss the historical context surrounding the Kentucky pistol, examining its role during pivotal moments in American history. We also shed light on the renowned Pedersoli brand, known for its impeccable replicas of historical firearms.
While examining the Pedersoli Kentucky pistol, we uncover some intriguing historical inaccuracies associated with the firearm. Our discussion sheds light on these discrepancies, offering a fresh perspective on the evolution of the Kentucky pistol.
Witness an exciting moment as we take the Pedersoli Kentucky pistol to the range for its maiden voyage. Experience the thrill of shooting this replica firearm for the very first time and hear our impressions on its performance.
In our pursuit of perfection, we embark on a modification journey. Watch closely as we carefully file down the front sight of the Pedersoli Kentucky pistol, tweaking it to suit our preferences. Witness the transformation and its impact on the overall shooting experience.
Join us as we unveil the hidden stories behind the Pedersoli Kentucky pistol, offering insights into its historical significance, exploring the craftsmanship of the Pedersoli brand, examining historical inaccuracies, and witnessing firsthand modifications for optimal shooting performance.
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[@Stevew443]

Please use your eye protection. As an RSO I am always reminding shooters to keep eye protection on. As a flintlock shooter, I have been hit in the face with flint shards. You can lose your sight in an instant and eye protection will help prevent that.

[@jackblackpowderprepper4940]

Very quick response on that pistol. You will get over the "flinch". It took me awhile.

[@steveww1507]

keep it up .looking forward to the next one

[@finflask1862]

Thanks much

[@clawhammer704]

Can’t find black powder in my area anywhere so I sold my flintlocks and moved over to percussion. For a while caps were hard to find. So I got into making my own caps.

[@Steven-sy6nu]

Dude with the muscles you have quit locking your elbow when you aim.. your elbow is a shock absorber. Do not lock it.

[@fordfan3179]

Just got the same pistol used at a great price. Can't wait to shoot it. I have the Kentucky flintlock rifle in .45 also. Lots of fun to shoot.

[@guaporeturns9472]

Like your low key no hype no bullshit style…so much more enjoyable than all those big production fishing/hunting/firearms channels.

[@finflask1862]

Thank you very much. I don’t think I could be that way if I tried

[@palmerandresen3079]

Try and raise the sight

[@minicannons781]

Please show a pedersoli saloon or zimmer pistol in cal36. There is not 1 video in the web 🙄👆🏻

[@finflask1862]

I don't have one so I really can't help with that

[@minicannons781]

@@finflask18621. ok thanks ,,,,2. not 1 video on the indernet !! Must be rare or bad 😆

[@HighCaliberHistoryLLC]

Where did you get the scrimshaw powder horn?

[@finflask1862]

The little scrimshawed horn was purchased at the local 18th century market in New Hampshire this winter. It was a used one and was made in 1992

[@eastoforion]

it has such a lovely report!