The field adventure uploads really do compliment the range session uploads. Far too many people never leave the range with their firearms and it's good to see them being used for what they were designed for.
Till 2016 we were not allowed to hunt with muzzle loaders. I had to wait 13 years to be able to walk in the woods with a front loader. Now I enjoy each and every single moment of it. And you are right: range is an artificial place. The truth comes when your are in the woods.
This is by far the best video I have ever seen. A great blend of hunting, scenery, and excellent technical advice. Your production values are second to none. Congratulations!
I've been doing research on traditional flintlock deer hunting and I am very happy to have come across your video. Very informative. I am Alaska native and I have to say, the respect you show to the deer is very heartwarming. And yes! We need some Hungarian game recipe videos! That sounds very cool
Very informative video....I learned so much about flintlock rifle shooting in this video. Now my desire for a flintlock rifle is even stronger. When the video got to the hunting section...I found myself watching the video like I watch those classic Christmas movies back when I was a kid in the early 70s.....leaning forward toward the screen, eyes wide open, mouth hanging open, and forgetting to breath. Such beauty in woods during winter....the snow just makes the woods seem more magical than at any time of the year. And when you used those dried oak leaves to show respect to the Roe deer and to the viewing audience by covering the bullet hole....I actually had tears roll down my cheeks....that moment just struck me so hard. Thank you for sharing the knowledge and the beauty.
Kind Thanks and good shooting! I Love your channel and have learned much seen many lovely firearms! It is nice to see this country as my wife is from Romania and has family in Budapest. She also was brought up speaking mostly Hungarian. So I feel a strong connection to you and your channel in many ways. Being from Pennsylvania and having a Great Great Grandfather who fought in the Civil War makes me appreciate your guns more as well. Thanks So Much again and Many Blessings! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
What an amazing rifle. I too own a pedersoli .54 Jaeger. We have large wild hogs in Louisiana and I’ll be taking one this year in a traditional hunt. Thank you for the inspiring hunt
Very excellent video. I just got a flintlock again, I hadn't shot one for 20 years and I forgot how much fun they can be. I found a Traditions Tennessee rifle in .50, which is more like the Jaeger rifle than anything else. It's short with the 24-inch barrel and the stock that goes to the bore. It's not in the same league as the Pedersoli but the lock time is very fast and that was with the flint that came with it and as far as I could tell, it was never fired when I got, just the flint was sparked a few times. I took it out and found that it is very accurate with 60 grains of FFFG Goex and a .490 patched roundball. I will be working up some more loads, patches, bullets to see if I can tune it even more.
Wish I could have been there too. Such beauty we do not get to witness very often down here in the deep deep south of the USA. You are blessed my friend.
I am beginner in black powder. I've got Pedersoli flintlock Kentucky this year. I appreciate your both knowledge and culture of hunting as well. I am very dedicated to French and Indians War era... Thank you for your videos; they are high level education in comparison to what we can learn from american reenactors :) Greetings from Australia, from polish friend köszönöm ;)
Very well done. Excellent hunt and a fine Roe deer. Your tips were spot on target. I learned the same tecniques decades ago. Started shooting, casting, hunting and doing living early American history events over 38 years ago. Shooting bkack powdet over 45vyears ago. Love your channel and content. I always liked the respect paid to the amimal representing it's last meal.
www.climatedepot.com/2015/11/04/no-global-warming-at-all-for-18-years-9-months-a-new-record-the-pause-lengthens-again-just-in-time-for-un-summit-in-paris/ also you wise guys , if it were the truth, why make up data , principia-scientific.org/nasa-exposed-in-massive-new-climate-data-fraud/ the brainwashed are, often smug.
Szia, It is cool watching a video by a person who also likes Flintlock rifles. One of the first rifles I owned is a replica of a Hawken flintlock. I still use this rifle. Kicks like a mule with it's favorite load of 90 gr black powder behind a .54 cal minie ball. But the thing is deadly accurate with that load. What cracks me up is it has a harder recoil then my .308 target rifle. I just love flintlock rifles. The Hungarian woods look so peaceful and beautiful. I would love to visit the country some day since I am of Polish and Hungarian heritage. I have to try those Swiss powders. I have heard they are really good. I use 4fG for the pan and 2fG for the main charge in the barrel. Black powder substitutes do not seem to work well in a flintlock. Much slower ignition and more misfires. I have this leather cover for the lock assembly that works well in damp weather. But, your bees wax solution seems more practical. I'll have to try it. Thanks for this video! Viszontlátásra!
I love ur vids no matter where I am I have to stop and watch . I fell in love here in Missouri w BP hunting several years ago . it's my dad and mine fav way to hunt along w bow . cheers man!
Some great hints on setting of the flint. I'll be able to use them with my own flintlock shooting. Still learning even four years into the sport. And while I'm not a hunter I commend you on your approach to that side of the sport that shows in this video. Also a nicely paced video with lots of great scenery.
It is refreshing to see such a respectful and calculating hunter. In America the hunting culture is often repulsive and disrespectful to the game and it’s habitat.
Yet again another amazing video. I would love to experience this type of hunt. I like peaceful hunting with appreciation and respect shown to the animal for what it provides for us.
...My gosh man what a grate hunting video......and very informetive on the flintlock Rifle...Allways wondered about what you showed me....thanks a bunch....Your friend from kentucky USA.....!
Love the hunting vids, you are a true professional. One firearm I have always wanted to shoot and hunt with is a cap or flintlock. Someday I hope to build one once I find a good kit. (Also curious if you recommend any kits or just buying a high quality produced one..) Also, I know it may not be directly firearm related, but Hopefully one of these days you might grace us with an Hungarian recipe or two with your wild game. 👍 btw nice shot!
How about trying to craft all the parts yourself and putting them together ? :D i've done it with junk parts and some walnut for a stock, and used a door bolt to keep in the pressure, and to shoot it i use powerful firecrackers and a very short steel wood screw with a 8mm wide head. The barrel width is 9mm so the 'rifle' is definitely not accurate long range. It's more of a close quarters weapon and has about the same power of a .22 short or a .22 long rifle. But of course since the screw head is flat, the penetration is not perfect and the 'bullet' itself usually tumbles in flight and especially inside a target.
@@martynaskerdokas8438 I appreciate that Ingenuity and bravery. I'm totally with you on making your own stocks n furniture, But the machinery and barreI I'd definitely want to be higher quality and potentially rifled.
@@mastathrash5609 yeah, i agree, my 'rifle' is for home defense (even if i would go to prison for using it here in europe, i would rather sit for a few years than be silent forever just because someone killed me), this new design with the door bolt completely plugs the barrel so i can safely shoot it without glasses. (On one of my older models, the same bolt wouldn't completely plug the barrel, and clay capping from the firecracker would come back at my face, i once got it in my eyes after a dumb mistake and had an eye infection for a week, but lady luck spared me my vision :D ) this design nearly doubled the power of my pistol which is in the exact same caliber, only the barrel is 3x longer and has a bolt. The barrels are not rifled since i don't know how to make it rifled, and the thickness of the metal sides is only about 1.25mm so i expect it to give in someday due to corrosion and crack, possibly explode. Since the barrel is so long and the caliber is fairly weak, i don't even need to wear hearing protection because it is rather quiet (just tested it today for safety reasons). But it does punch a hole into 1mm thick steel with a flat head wood screw :D Wonder what it would do with a sharp nose projectile... Edit: on the bravery part, i just followed some basic laws of physics and tested without holding the gun but propping it up on something. Also i feel like we europeans should be allowed easy access and use for self defense with arms just like in America. But since we can't, i make my own :D
Thanks for all the good tips on hunting with flintlock rifles. Congratulations on getting some meat for the freezer as well! I also really like your Jager rifle! I hope some day to build an Edward Marshall style flintlock.
A most excellent video mate and hunting in the snow must be the ultimate experience, which is something I have never experienced. :( I have learnt more about flintlocks here than ever before, despite all the literature I have read on the subject. Congratulations on that one-shot-kill on the Roe doe. Thank you. :D
I would like to apologize to you for the rude and ill-informed comments left by some Americans. I promise you and other Europeans that we are not all like that. That was the finest video I have ever seen on flintlocks. Greetings from Florida USA.
CapandBall, enjoyed your video. What is the significance of placing the leaves in the kills mouth and on its flanks? I have seen this in your other videos and just never have asked. Thanks in advance.
This video is quite the contrast with a video i saw last week. It were some old, fat americans equipping their pack of dogs with gps trackers, letting them loose and waited in the car for them to stop moving. That would be the sign that the dogs had trapped a cougar in a tree. Once this happened they drove to the dogs and shot the Cougar out of the tree. The worst thing is that they called this "hunting".
I took no offense, I didn't really think you intended it that way. I just don't want you to think that there are those of us who don't appreciate a good day out in the woods hunting, instead of just driving around in a truck, blasting the animals. I have many a fond memory of going hunting with my dad. Much better to spend time in the woods than driving around in a truck.
@@davidlink3787 From my impression it seems that the US has a very rich history of Hunting and gathered alot of expertience and knowledge. Every community has its rotten apples.
It is VERY difficult to track and tree a cougar without dogs. They are very fast, stealthy and clever. Still, it does not appeal to me personally. There are very many fat Americans, but very many who are not. I am 6' and weigh 170 lbs.
You know, those are completely different methods for sharpening a flint than what I use. Not wrong, just different. I will say that I've found that for the pistols, finer powder is a must. Swiss 4F gives much faster ignition than 3F.
@capandball I would like to try your hunting load in my Pedersoli 54 Hawken percussion rifle -- it has the same barrel dimensions and twist as your Jaeger. However, I cannot find the LEE bullet mold you described. The only 54 caliber REAL molds they have are either the 300 grs. (MOLD D C 54CAL-300) or the 380 grs. (MOLD D C 54CAL-380). Have you got any suggestions which one I should try? Thanks!
i would absolutely love if you also covered infantry in the thirty years war, in the same way you did cavalry, with Wallhausen books and ballistic test! (i do understand that this would be a massive project, its just an idea) loving the uploads :D
Dear Silas, I confirm that the next part is about infantry. Musket is on hand. It will not be a quick process as I plan to do the same as with the wheel lock pistol.
@@capandball Thank you for the information Balázs, i am looking forward to it. And the time is not a problem because it will just get better the more time you research, and because it is such a big project. Much respect, -Silas.
Wonderful tutorial. Thank you. I am very, very new to flintlocks. Great lesson on managing the lock. However, I have a question about the triggers. I have three muzzleloaders, only one with set triggers. However, I must pull the set trigger before bringing the hammer to full cock. If I don't, the sear will not engage, and the hammer goes right back to half cock. I am nervous that this is unsafe, but the manufacturer tells me this is the way it is supposed to work. I would like to know what you think, maybe a tutorial on set trigger adjustment.
I really enjoy your vids! Perhaps you said and I missed it but, with a 1:66" twist why don't you use a patched round ball instead of the lubed conical?
Unpopular opinion in the comments, but hey I liked you mentioning the climate change and game management. Shows your awareness for nature and respect for it.
Joe u Can go on wild bore slome vith just one flintlock ore with out of partner one up on a time i shoot a wild bore but just wounded him and he start runing ful speed ofc i can't load flintlock rifle theat rast so i start shooting with tokarev and thenks God hited twise in head but it was to close so never alone with flintlock.
The last 25 seconds are the most important. The amount of respect and tradition is a huge deal and one of the main reasons I like your channel so much
Beautifully filmed, and very respectful of the game. Thank you for sharing your traditions with us!
The field adventure uploads really do compliment the range session uploads. Far too many people never leave the range with their firearms and it's good to see them being used for what they were designed for.
Till 2016 we were not allowed to hunt with muzzle loaders. I had to wait 13 years to be able to walk in the woods with a front loader. Now I enjoy each and every single moment of it. And you are right: range is an artificial place. The truth comes when your are in the woods.
This is by far the best video I have ever seen. A great blend of hunting, scenery, and excellent technical advice. Your production values are second to none. Congratulations!
I've been doing research on traditional flintlock deer hunting and I am very happy to have come across your video. Very informative. I am Alaska native and I have to say, the respect you show to the deer is very heartwarming. And yes! We need some Hungarian game recipe videos! That sounds very cool
One of the better channels on the platform, really appreciate your attention to detail and your calming voice.
Soooooo jealous !!!! I wish I could experience the beautiful weather of Hungary
Where the hell do you live that your so interested in snow?
Steve P it’s called the south more specifically Georgia
Luke Nagy it’s great until your hands and feet get wet then cold
Georgia is atop the Caucasus and next to the wretched Black sea no less. Definetely more humid and cold than Hungary ;)
MrPanos2000 no USA georgia
Great tips ,especially stacking beneath the flint so as to strike higher on the frizzen.
Excellent shot and a good clean kill. Very honourable!
Very informative video....I learned so much about flintlock rifle shooting in this video. Now my desire for a flintlock rifle is even stronger. When the video got to the hunting section...I found myself watching the video like I watch those classic Christmas movies back when I was a kid in the early 70s.....leaning forward toward the screen, eyes wide open, mouth hanging open, and forgetting to breath. Such beauty in woods during winter....the snow just makes the woods seem more magical than at any time of the year. And when you used those dried oak leaves to show respect to the Roe deer and to the viewing audience by covering the bullet hole....I actually had tears roll down my cheeks....that moment just struck me so hard. Thank you for sharing the knowledge and the beauty.
I've been hunting and shooting flint lock many years and I learned a few things in this video.
Probably one of the better and easier methods of tuning the flint I’ve seen yet. Great job with all your videos. Much appreciated. Keep them up.
I am so envious right now. What a memory to have. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Kind Thanks and good shooting! I Love your channel and have learned much seen many lovely firearms! It is nice to see this country as my wife is from Romania and has family in Budapest. She also was brought up speaking mostly Hungarian. So I feel a strong connection to you and your channel in many ways. Being from Pennsylvania and having a Great Great Grandfather who fought in the Civil War makes me appreciate your guns more as well. Thanks So Much again and Many Blessings! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania
I love your hunting videos. Its always a blast to see hunters treat animals with respect.
What an amazing rifle. I too own a pedersoli .54 Jaeger. We have large wild hogs in Louisiana and I’ll be taking one this year in a traditional hunt. Thank you for the inspiring hunt
Very excellent video. I just got a flintlock again, I hadn't shot one for 20 years and I forgot how much fun they can be. I found a Traditions Tennessee rifle in .50, which is more like the Jaeger rifle than anything else. It's short with the 24-inch barrel and the stock that goes to the bore. It's not in the same league as the Pedersoli but the lock time is very fast and that was with the flint that came with it and as far as I could tell, it was never fired when I got, just the flint was sparked a few times. I took it out and found that it is very accurate with 60 grains of FFFG Goex and a .490 patched roundball. I will be working up some more loads, patches, bullets to see if I can tune it even more.
EXCELLENT!!!!!! I am a long time Flintlock shooter and learned from your lock maintenance tutorial. Great hunting video as well. Thank you.
Wish I could have been there too. Such beauty we do not get to witness very often down here in the deep deep south of the USA. You are blessed my friend.
I am beginner in black powder. I've got Pedersoli flintlock Kentucky this year. I appreciate your both knowledge and culture of hunting as well. I am very dedicated to French and Indians War era... Thank you for your videos; they are high level education in comparison to what we can learn from american reenactors :)
Greetings from Australia, from polish friend
köszönöm ;)
So relaxing and much respect for dignified treatment of the kill
Your videos are the finest hunting videos on RUclips. Thank you for them.
That crisp bite of the air in the pre-dawn hours makes you feel alive.
Hungary with all the snow looks like Montana.
Or Montana looks like Hungary maybe...
That is the "Ivar Kreuger Memorial Forest" (match sticks)
MontanaMountainMen
Both Hungary & Montana are 47 degrees N latitude.
@@larryclark9380 That I did not know.
@@SNOUPS4 You say that as if Hungary came first...the continents are about the same age...
Very well done. Excellent hunt and a fine Roe deer. Your tips were spot on target. I learned the same tecniques decades ago. Started shooting, casting, hunting and doing living early American history events over 38 years ago. Shooting bkack powdet over 45vyears ago.
Love your channel and content.
I always liked the respect paid to the amimal representing it's last meal.
Excellent video. Even though I have been shooting flint lock rifles and smooth bore guns for years I learned a little bit more about shooting them.
Thanks for sharing your hunting experience with your followers truly a beautiful country.
When I clicked the video I wondered, why does this have 2 dislikes? Then he mentions global warming exists and I found out why LOL.
:)
Yup...Europeans are less in denial.....
Global warming AND hunting. Gonna end up pissing off dumbasses on both sides with that.
Bargain basement geology, deniers should show us their decades long results.
www.climatedepot.com/2015/11/04/no-global-warming-at-all-for-18-years-9-months-a-new-record-the-pause-lengthens-again-just-in-time-for-un-summit-in-paris/ also you wise guys , if it were the truth, why make up data , principia-scientific.org/nasa-exposed-in-massive-new-climate-data-fraud/ the brainwashed are, often smug.
Thankx, I learned quite some things here. You got sooo beautiful woods in hungary. Wow.
Great video. Beautiful country in scenery, peoples, history and traditions.
As always another helpful video! Ill be more sure now to precisely sharpen and position my flint to avoid premature frizzen wear. Thanks
Szia,
It is cool watching a video by a person who also likes Flintlock rifles.
One of the first rifles I owned is a replica of a Hawken flintlock.
I still use this rifle. Kicks like a mule with it's favorite
load of 90 gr black powder behind a .54 cal minie ball.
But the thing is deadly accurate with that load. What cracks me up is it
has a harder recoil then my .308 target rifle. I just love flintlock rifles.
The Hungarian woods look so peaceful and beautiful. I would love
to visit the country some day since I am of Polish and Hungarian heritage.
I have to try those Swiss powders. I have heard they are really good.
I use 4fG for the pan and 2fG for the main charge in the barrel.
Black powder substitutes do not seem to work well in a flintlock.
Much slower ignition and more misfires. I have this leather cover for the
lock assembly that works well in damp weather. But, your bees wax
solution seems more practical. I'll have to try it. Thanks for this video!
Viszontlátásra!
I love this channel. Great video!
I love ur vids no matter where I am I have to stop and watch . I fell in love here in Missouri w BP hunting several years ago . it's my dad and mine fav way to hunt along w bow . cheers man!
Well done, its remarkable how similar your homeland forests are to ours here in western New York. Good Hunting.
no way now this is what i am talking about, this is the youtube content I want!
Some great hints on setting of the flint. I'll be able to use them with my own flintlock shooting. Still learning even four years into the sport. And while I'm not a hunter I commend you on your approach to that side of the sport that shows in this video. Also a nicely paced video with lots of great scenery.
You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar.
Man, you're a real pro... Excellent shot for flintlock!
thank you for this video as it has a lot of very useful information that has answered a lot of questions for me
I'm really enjoying the longer videos.
A great tutorial on tuning your flintlock! Thank you.
It is refreshing to see such a respectful and calculating hunter. In America the hunting culture is often repulsive and disrespectful to the game and it’s habitat.
Yet again another amazing video. I would love to experience this type of hunt. I like peaceful hunting with appreciation and respect shown to the animal for what it provides for us.
Perfect tips for flintlock beginners. Thanks for sharing and Greetings from Germany
...My gosh man what a grate hunting video......and very informetive on the flintlock Rifle...Allways wondered about what you showed me....thanks a bunch....Your friend from kentucky USA.....!
Love the hunting vids, you are a true professional. One firearm I have always wanted to shoot and hunt with is a cap or flintlock. Someday I hope to build one once I find a good kit. (Also curious if you recommend any kits or just buying a high quality produced one..) Also, I know it may not be directly firearm related, but Hopefully one of these days you might grace us with an Hungarian recipe or two with your wild game. 👍 btw nice shot!
How about trying to craft all the parts yourself and putting them together ? :D i've done it with junk parts and some walnut for a stock, and used a door bolt to keep in the pressure, and to shoot it i use powerful firecrackers and a very short steel wood screw with a 8mm wide head. The barrel width is 9mm so the 'rifle' is definitely not accurate long range. It's more of a close quarters weapon and has about the same power of a .22 short or a .22 long rifle. But of course since the screw head is flat, the penetration is not perfect and the 'bullet' itself usually tumbles in flight and especially inside a target.
@@martynaskerdokas8438 I appreciate that Ingenuity and bravery.
I'm totally with you on making your own stocks n furniture, But the machinery and barreI I'd definitely want to be higher quality and potentially rifled.
@@mastathrash5609 yeah, i agree, my 'rifle' is for home defense (even if i would go to prison for using it here in europe, i would rather sit for a few years than be silent forever just because someone killed me), this new design with the door bolt completely plugs the barrel so i can safely shoot it without glasses. (On one of my older models, the same bolt wouldn't completely plug the barrel, and clay capping from the firecracker would come back at my face, i once got it in my eyes after a dumb mistake and had an eye infection for a week, but lady luck spared me my vision :D ) this design nearly doubled the power of my pistol which is in the exact same caliber, only the barrel is 3x longer and has a bolt. The barrels are not rifled since i don't know how to make it rifled, and the thickness of the metal sides is only about 1.25mm so i expect it to give in someday due to corrosion and crack, possibly explode. Since the barrel is so long and the caliber is fairly weak, i don't even need to wear hearing protection because it is rather quiet (just tested it today for safety reasons). But it does punch a hole into 1mm thick steel with a flat head wood screw :D Wonder what it would do with a sharp nose projectile...
Edit: on the bravery part, i just followed some basic laws of physics and tested without holding the gun but propping it up on something. Also i feel like we europeans should be allowed easy access and use for self defense with arms just like in America. But since we can't, i make my own :D
Excellent shot ! Thanks for sharing !
Beautiful hunting day! 👍👍
The scenery looks so much like our Pennsylvania woods its hard to believe it is elsewhere!
Thanks for all the good tips on hunting with flintlock rifles. Congratulations on getting some meat for the freezer as well! I also really like your Jager rifle! I hope some day to build an Edward Marshall style flintlock.
You really do an outstanding job with your story and video. 👍🏻👍🏻
I am another Hungarian (American) and I love my Pedersoli Jaeger Flintlock! I’d hunt with you anytime!
Brilliant ! From a stalker in th UK ! Such a great story .
A most excellent video mate and hunting in the snow must be the ultimate experience, which is something I have never experienced. :(
I have learnt more about flintlocks here than ever before, despite all the literature I have read on the subject. Congratulations on that one-shot-kill on the Roe doe. Thank you. :D
Спасибо, отличное и полезное видео. Охота понравилась, хороший трофей.
Thank you for the good information and an excellent clean hunt.
Good information in this video, and the last bite respectful of the deer
Beautiful shot. Thank you, didn't think to use wax to water proof. Was going to try a "cows knee" for it
The cows knee is a beautiful and authentic solution, but you loose the chance for an instant shot.
I would like to apologize to you for the rude and ill-informed comments left by some Americans. I promise you and other Europeans that we are not all like that. That was the finest video I have ever seen on flintlocks. Greetings from Florida USA.
Excellent video my friend! And beautiful clean shot. Thank you for sharing.
Never even held a gun in my life :) but i love this channel ! The hunting videos are amazing !
A nice pair of traditional wooden snowshoes will certainly help your efforts here; it sure works in Vermont.
Definetly!
CapandBall, enjoyed your video. What is the significance of placing the leaves in the kills mouth and on its flanks? I have seen this in your other videos and just never have asked. Thanks in advance.
This is an old central European tradition. Paying respect for the game: last bite, one branch to cover the wound, one on your hat.
Thank you for the prompt response. I find that quite interesting.
This video is quite the contrast with a video i saw last week. It were some old, fat americans equipping their pack of dogs with gps trackers, letting them loose and waited in the car for them to stop moving. That would be the sign that the dogs had trapped a cougar in a tree. Once this happened they drove to the dogs and shot the Cougar out of the tree.
The worst thing is that they called this "hunting".
There are plenty of American hunters who still hunt in a more traditional fashion.
@@davidlink3787 My comment is not an attack on Americans.
I took no offense, I didn't really think you intended it that way. I just don't want you to think that there are those of us who don't appreciate a good day out in the woods hunting, instead of just driving around in a truck, blasting the animals. I have many a fond memory of going hunting with my dad. Much better to spend time in the woods than driving around in a truck.
@@davidlink3787 From my impression it seems that the US has a very rich history of Hunting and gathered alot of expertience and knowledge. Every community has its rotten apples.
It is VERY difficult to track and tree a cougar without dogs. They are very fast, stealthy and clever. Still, it does not appeal to me personally.
There are very many fat Americans, but very many who are not. I am 6' and weigh 170 lbs.
Your video's keep improving and i absolutely love this one.
You know, those are completely different methods for sharpening a flint than what I use. Not wrong, just different. I will say that I've found that for the pistols, finer powder is a must. Swiss 4F gives much faster ignition than 3F.
Beautiful scenery!! What a great time, I would rather be in the woods even if I didn’t get a good shot!!
@capandball I would like to try your hunting load in my Pedersoli 54 Hawken percussion rifle -- it has the same barrel dimensions and twist as your Jaeger. However, I cannot find the LEE bullet mold you described. The only 54 caliber REAL molds they have are either the 300 grs. (MOLD D C 54CAL-300) or the 380 grs. (MOLD D C 54CAL-380). Have you got any suggestions which one I should try? Thanks!
i would absolutely love if you also covered infantry in the thirty years war, in the same way you did cavalry, with Wallhausen books and ballistic test! (i do understand that this would be a massive project, its just an idea) loving the uploads :D
Dear Silas, I confirm that the next part is about infantry. Musket is on hand. It will not be a quick process as I plan to do the same as with the wheel lock pistol.
@@capandball Thank you for the information Balázs, i am looking forward to it.
And the time is not a problem because it will just get better the more time you research, and because it is such a big project.
Much respect, -Silas.
very nice winter scenery, a very interesting day you did have...great,.
Wonderful video. Thank you!
well done video! and Thank you for your flintlock Hunting tips Happy hunting!
Wonderful tutorial. Thank you. I am very, very new to flintlocks. Great lesson on managing the lock. However, I have a question about the triggers. I have three muzzleloaders, only one with set triggers. However, I must pull the set trigger before bringing the hammer to full cock. If I don't, the sear will not engage, and the hammer goes right back to half cock. I am nervous that this is unsafe, but the manufacturer tells me this is the way it is supposed to work. I would like to know what you think, maybe a tutorial on set trigger adjustment.
Fantastic. beautiful views, great instruction and honorable hunt. Well done
I really enjoy your vids! Perhaps you said and I missed it but, with a 1:66" twist why don't you use a patched round ball instead of the lubed conical?
Excellent video and it was a good hunting
Beautifully done.
Unpopular opinion in the comments, but hey I liked you mentioning the climate change and game management. Shows your awareness for nature and respect for it.
as always another great video!!
Amazing hunt and thanks for the great info.
I I'm from WA.. State U.S I really like your video. I have a Hatfield .45 call rilfe .Flint Locked. thanks
You made a great shot on that deer! Thanks for another awesome video.
Excellent shot
Really beautiful hunting footage :) perfect shot aswell congratulations
I love those videos ! Wish i could get a hunting license myself but sadly they are way to expensive for me. Keep those videos coming ! :)
Hungary?? I honestly convinced myself you were Italian! wow just wow
Joe u Can go on wild bore slome vith just one flintlock ore with out of partner one up on a time i shoot a wild bore but just wounded him and he start runing ful speed ofc i can't load flintlock rifle theat rast so i start shooting with tokarev and thenks God hited twise in head but it was to close so never alone with flintlock.
Truly Outstanding. Many thanks.
I’ve been seriously considering going into competitive shooting
Thank for the share.
Nice. Good hunt, man.
13:45-14:00 is hilarious. Good for you!
Great shot!
Mr Baléj what is the best tradtional black powder or breechloading rifle. I have looked at the 1874 berdan sharps ?
30 year old car? Wow! I'm shocked the rust from the snow hasn't destroyed it.
:) she is a great survivor :) And it was completely renovated a few year ago ;)
salt destroys metal...not snow.
Nice shot!
Un vídeo muy hermoso. Muy bien realizado. Saludos desde España.
A very nice video indeed!
Nicely done.