Talking with Tambi Dudley from Schuetzen Black Powder about the state of muzzleloading in 2021

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  • Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @JeffandLeslie
    @JeffandLeslie 3 года назад

    Hi Tambi (Jeff - wildlife calendar and photographer here). Good interview.

  • @Rumblestrip
    @Rumblestrip 3 года назад +1

    Check your frizen hardness. Thatd be my first check after a proper flint check.
    As for caps, sharpshooter 22lr has a no 11 cap maker on their website. Id link but youtube is a little picky about links.
    That'll cut a cap that'll fit 10 or 11. If you can find cap gun caps, you can use it for priming compound. Keep in mind, it is corrosive and your cones will require extra attention while cleaning. Ive used them with great success, theyre not gonna seal up like a professional cap so water resistance is an issue, but they'll make a boom.

  • @mrdinme.4768
    @mrdinme.4768 3 года назад

    Nice conversation, good info, thanks Bless ya

  • @thatguywill066
    @thatguywill066 3 года назад +2

    Sales are down? Is that why I can't get anything and everything sold out everywhere

    • @milo8425
      @milo8425 Год назад

      If they can't make stuff or ship stuff then they can't sell stuff and you can't buy stuff.

  • @krockpotbroccoli65
    @krockpotbroccoli65 3 года назад +6

    I think these global supply chain shutdowns exemplify why manufacturing needs to be brought back to the states. Specifically red states who governors dont shut down their states over a cold with a 99.997% survival rate. Our ancestors routed the british empire off of the continent in the midst of a brutal smallpox epidemic. I think we can keep the factories open for this.