Your appreciation for older rifles, nature and all its beauty, and your respect for the animals you hunt are truly inspiring. Beautiful videos and narration. Thanks from Ontario Canada comrade!
As a vegetarian I can really appreciate this. This is you and nature, pure ambience and symbiosis. No dirty meat industrie what so ever. Thanks for the great vid and inspiration.
I wish every vegetarian/vegan would consider this life stile this way. I have received much animosity from vegans and others at my college because I chose to hunt.
I love Deer,I butcher all my own wild game myself.I know what the animal was fed ,acorns and clover, the meat has hardly any fat,and it is much better for you,than beef or pork,my favorite wild game is wild Turkey,it has a much better flavor than farm raised Birds,and I love the hunt,calling them up ,I have spent many years listening too and studying all the calls they make and learning how too reproduce those sounds in the wild often when I am still hunting for Whitetail Deer ,I still hunt.when you are still hunting,you are always walking .first you must train your self too slow down ,I take a few steps the stop,listen, and watch for any movement.if the forest is dry and I know I can't move thru it without making alot of noise ,I put a mouth call in and mimic the sounds of a wild Turkey feeding ,take 2 steps ,stop then scratch the leaves 2 times and give a cluck or 2 and a contented purr then do that again the first time I ever did that I brought in a big Red Fox .LOL he had the funniest look on his face when he saw me.I had too laugh ,he was coming for his Turkey dinner,when he stopped he was maybe 10 feet from me ,and he had a suprised look on his face then he left there like his tail was on fire.LOL.it was funny I bet the next time he heard a Turkey he thought twice before he went after it.
I really enjoyed seeing how hunting is done in Hungary. Of course it is very different than here in my home State of Georgia in the USA. Not only can I sense the care with which the game is managed there, but also the apparent care of the forest. Our woods here...even though our trees are just as large, are now where near as open as yours appear to be. It must be because of the warm weather we have here, because we have a lot of understory in the forest. Also the majority and best part of our deer season occurs before leaf drop. Many of us do try to keep the old traditions of hunting alive and strive for the ethical taking of game animals. Thanks for the great video!
As usual from Capandball a very good video. While not new to black powder hunting (waterfowling & MLAIC clays), I am new to hunting four legged game hunting! In New Zealand there is only pheasant shooting with game being driven. The rest of the game is stalked which is the best part, especially as I use only cap and round ball! Please keep up your great BP shoots, I really enjoy them, THANX.
@@nicholasdiaz724 I pretty much just hunt squirell and rabbit and pop some turtles when they make fishin in the cow pound rough so im not as into the big bore stuff right now. Im spoiled rotten by my lever action .38/.357 rossi and my trusty, tack driving .303 enfield. But if u look behind the seat of my truck all u will find is a 10/22,,, A J.C. Higgins 16 guage and a .380... And I very rarely drive with the 16 gauge because its an old 57/58ish side by side and aside from shells being thru the fkn roof, its getting quite rare and valuable.
Great video! Greetings from San Diego CA, USA. I have been enjoying many of your videos for a while now but the content and editing on this one has completely convinced me to buy at least one older/vintage rifle as soon as possible. Cant wait. thanks.
As a traditional archery shooter, I was so excited to start my journey into shooting a muzzleloader. I love the history, tactics, and general mechanisms of the black powder rifles. I think this video captures the true beauty of the group hunt. Great skill, knowledge and strong appreciation for the game and your fellow hunter. So many could learn from what you all did here. Just wonderful!!
I cannot find enough superlatives to describe your video,the narration is eloquent and encapsulates everything that makes occasions like this so special especially the affinity that you and yours have with nature and the respect that you show for it. Wonderful.
This is a wonderfully entertaining video - beautifully filmed & expertly narrated. Thank you for sharing this with all of us - your ability to tell compelling stories involving vintage firearms continues to improve by leaps and bounds! I'm sure all fans of this channel genuinely appreciate your efforts in this regard.
What a wonderful event. Again you captured your day with an amazing video. Looked like a very well run day indeed. I’m happy to see you uploaded again I’ve missed your videos
Wow . That everything what I can said about level of professionalism of this video. I enjoyed even if I only watched this , it cannot be compared to be there. Amazing .
You had me when you pulled out that Winchester 86!! I've got a 1905 version in .33 takedown. But my go to hunting rifle was a Winchester 71 Deluxe, .348 from 1936. A more newer version of the 86. Smooth as butter and standard open sights. A beautiful piece. I'm with the other commenters, it's a beautiful video! 🙂
Sir, another fantastic video! Every time I watch one of your adventures I truly feel that I am there walking along with you. Simply Superb, Thanks again!
Great video that makes you wish you were there. You really know a lot of quality folks! Looked like a great fun day with much respect for your quarry and you know the game didn't go to waste.
Bravo for your efforts to include these types of firearms in your hunting regulations and laws. These firearms fed a LOT of people in their time and as far as the military ones defended countries from people who would try and overtake said countries. Well capable of taking game animals. Also thank you for all your conservation efforts as well. I am in the USA where we too have an early season for these types of guns. Our conservation efforts are continually monitored and changes are made when necessary for hunting and fishing as well.
I can't understand why someone would click on to a hunting video if they didn't like hunting. There's 4 thumbs down here, why? Your videos are very well made! Thanks for sharing your first primitive hunt with us. I have enjoyed black powder shooting & hunting for over 35 years.
Wspaniały film, subskrybuje Twój kanal i za każdym razem jestem pod wrażeniem pasji jaka wkładasz w każdy odcinek. Super pomysł z polowaniem tego typu i z takiej broni, sam jestem miłośnikiem starych karabinow, co prawda nie poluje, ale strzelam sportowo ze Schmidt rubin g96/11 z 1897r. Pozdrowienia z Polski ;-)
What a great video. I have enjoyed many of your videos over the years, but this one really captured the spirit of the hunt for me. “Hunting is not a restaurant where you get served what you order”. “Accept all the little bits of joy nature offers you, and you will be wealthy until the end of your life”. Well done sir !
Cant believe I hadnt already watched this video. I almost never miss one of yours. i love your dedication to your hobby and the sport of hunting. Also, Hungary is obviously a beautiful country
My friend, your videos inspired me to hunt more traditionally this year. Instead of my scoped 308 I used my special order 26inch 38-40 original 73 winchester. I took a nice non typical 13 point white tail at just over 100 yards. The amazing part was he dropped in less than 10 yards with a BP loaded 200 grain flat nose lead bullet. Very satisfying
The adjustable powder measure/plug is something new and intriguing. It shows up on my feed at about 42 seconds in. The hunts and discussions are always a pleasure to view.
wow this video was just incredible. Thank you for letting us join you in the intimacy of your hunting team, and huge bravo for the ceremony at the end. You are doing things the right way, may god be a witness of this respect for nature
beautiful video man , yesterday i found a full set of antlers of a red stag in the forest i work as a lumberjack this moment of finding it combinded wit hthe video of you i was watching 10 minutes earlier during my break has led me to defenitely get my hunting license as soon as possible :)
Once again, an Excellent video. All of you deserve a pat on the back, for achieving this milestone in your country, after lobbying for so long. Well done!! :D
Beautiful video production of the highest quality. Of all my rifles shooting my 45/70 over open sights gives me the most satisfaction. It is a pity that so few modern hunters realise what can be achieved with open sights.
Congratulations on your gain in the shooting and hunting community. Please do not forget your colleagues in other shooting sports, as this is under tremendous strain in the EU and other places. Now the EU tries to ban lead from every sport and hunting arena, because they could not ban guns on a whim. Take care and stay safe capandball.
An absolutely wonderful video of a first time event, so glad you recorded this, the only thing that spoiled it was the overbearing music! A video of this quality does not need such trivia, that should be reserved for TV, I see Dr Pedersoli enjoyed the event. Excellent birthday treat for him! Chris B.
Great video. I have hunted blackpowder and archery in the US quite a lot and also been blessed to get to hunt in Italy and New Zealand. I normally prefer to spot and stalk but this driven hunt looks like it was truly a unique experience. I am now living in Europe so who knows, maybe someday I will have the opportunity for a hunt like this as well.
Herd management is the key to healthy animals. I see you fellows culled several Does, this is wise as too much pressure is placed on the Bucks, especially the young ones.
I love this type of hunting. Here in the states, there's something lost with all the latest and greatest polymer stocked rifles. Nothing wrong with them, not against them either, but it leaves out these old vintage guns, the same with our muzzleloading seasons. I am the only person I know who hunts with a gun that is not an inline muzzleloader. I got chastised a little bit hunting squirrels with an old Husqvarna double barrel, until I brought in a nice brace of greys one afternoon. I love hunting with old guns, there's nothing like it and it's something everyone should do. I'm looking for another for this fall. Haven't figured it out yet, will know it when I see it.
Awesome video! I never hunted with primitive weapons but I did a lot of hunting with a bow and I found that far more enjoyable than hunting with a modern firearm.
Neither can you here. Most ranges offer courses in basic handling and safety, but to own a gun you also need a hunting or competitors license. Its definitely a nieche thing.
Not everybody,,,I hunt mostly with an open sighted revolver..Still hunting where you move and watch ,,move and watch..Heavy cover and 90% of shots is at running game that has been spooked and taking off.
Did I understand that correctly? Smokeless rifles were legal but black powder illegal for a while for hunting? That's interestingly weird, black powder was used to hunt for centuries and it was fine. Politicians just love to make things difficult eh....
Black powder weapons were apecifically illegal for driven hunts. I presume the rational was about the higher risk of accidental discharges endangering the drivers. Muzzle energy minimums are still in effect to guaruantee a kill.
Fine video, professorinalism in photography. Good hunting, Nothing to add, or improve!. Keep on going strong, Hungarian real hunting Gentlemen! I toast a palinka to Your health!
@capandball Dear capandball, I was asking myself how often you clean your weapons while shooting. Ihave heard that after every shoot some of the burned powder remains in the gun. when do you reach the point that these remains become a problem? Thank you for the great work. keep it up.
Do you ever plan on doing a video with a 1859 Sharps Infantry rifle? It's a rifle that is classic american civil war rifle. I really want one especially for vintage hunting
Your appreciation for older rifles, nature and all its beauty, and your respect for the animals you hunt are truly inspiring.
Beautiful videos and narration.
Thanks from Ontario Canada comrade!
As a vegetarian I can really appreciate this. This is you and nature, pure ambience and symbiosis. No dirty meat industrie what so ever.
Thanks for the great vid and inspiration.
I wish every vegetarian/vegan would consider this life stile this way. I have received much animosity from vegans and others at my college because I chose to hunt.
I'm almost vegetarian (I eat fish every now and then, no other meat though), and I have to agree hunting is fine, I'd love to do it myself one day.
Many thanks!
I love Deer,I butcher all my own wild game myself.I know what the animal was fed ,acorns and clover, the meat has hardly any fat,and it is much better for you,than beef or pork,my favorite wild game is wild Turkey,it has a much better flavor than farm raised Birds,and I love the hunt,calling them up ,I have spent many years listening too and studying all the calls they make and learning how too reproduce those sounds in the wild often when I am still hunting for Whitetail Deer ,I still hunt.when you are still hunting,you are always walking .first you must train your self too slow down ,I take a few steps the stop,listen, and watch for any movement.if the forest is dry and I know I can't move thru it without making alot of noise ,I put a mouth call in and mimic the sounds of a wild Turkey feeding ,take 2 steps ,stop then scratch the leaves 2 times and give a cluck or 2 and a contented purr then do that again the first time I ever did that I brought in a big Red Fox .LOL he had the funniest look on his face when he saw me.I had too laugh ,he was coming for his Turkey dinner,when he stopped he was maybe 10 feet from me ,and he had a suprised look on his face then he left there like his tail was on fire.LOL.it was funny I bet the next time he heard a Turkey he thought twice before he went after it.
@@marcinzdunek2902 Yes very true. Sport huntin for trofe etc it's just plain crazy.
Beautifully filmed and edited, this video really tells a story. Bravo!
It is great to see you back friend. That was beautiful.
I really enjoyed seeing how hunting is done in Hungary. Of course it is very different than here in my home State of Georgia in the USA. Not only can I sense the care with which the game is managed there, but also the apparent care of the forest. Our woods here...even though our trees are just as large, are now where near as open as yours appear to be. It must be because of the warm weather we have here, because we have a lot of understory in the forest. Also the majority and best part of our deer season occurs before leaf drop. Many of us do try to keep the old traditions of hunting alive and strive for the ethical taking of game animals. Thanks for the great video!
As usual from Capandball a very good video. While not new to black powder hunting (waterfowling & MLAIC clays), I am new to hunting four legged game hunting!
In New Zealand there is only pheasant shooting with game being driven. The rest of the game is stalked which is the best part, especially as I use only cap and round ball!
Please keep up your great BP shoots, I really enjoy them, THANX.
Those 45/70s are just beautiful man.
Me too. It's one of my favorite calibers, as a Texan.
@@nicholasdiaz724 I pretty much just hunt squirell and rabbit and pop some turtles when they make fishin in the cow pound rough so im not as into the big bore stuff right now. Im spoiled rotten by my lever action .38/.357 rossi and my trusty, tack driving .303 enfield. But if u look behind the seat of my truck all u will find is a 10/22,,, A J.C. Higgins 16 guage and a .380... And I very rarely drive with the 16 gauge because its an old 57/58ish side by side and aside from shells being thru the fkn roof, its getting quite rare and valuable.
Great video! Greetings from San Diego CA, USA. I have been enjoying many of your videos for a while now but the content and editing on this one has completely convinced me to buy at least one older/vintage rifle as soon as possible. Cant wait. thanks.
As a traditional archery shooter, I was so excited to start my journey into shooting a muzzleloader. I love the history, tactics, and general mechanisms of the black powder rifles. I think this video captures the true beauty of the group hunt. Great skill, knowledge and strong appreciation for the game and your fellow hunter. So many could learn from what you all did here. Just wonderful!!
I cannot find enough superlatives to describe your video,the narration is eloquent and encapsulates everything that makes occasions like this so special especially the affinity that you and yours have with nature and the respect that you show for it.
Wonderful.
Weidmannsheil from Austria and lots of respect for the work you’re doing!
A what
az12223 Weidmannsheil is the German greeting among hunters which can be used in many situations.
This is a wonderfully entertaining video - beautifully filmed & expertly narrated. Thank you for sharing this with all of us - your ability to tell compelling stories involving vintage firearms continues to improve by leaps and bounds! I'm sure all fans of this channel genuinely appreciate your efforts in this regard.
What a wonderful event. Again you captured your day with an amazing video. Looked like a very well run day indeed. I’m happy to see you uploaded again I’ve missed your videos
Wow . That everything what I can said about level of professionalism of this video. I enjoyed even if I only watched this , it cannot be compared to be there. Amazing .
Excellent video as usual! I'm jealous!
What a pleasant surprise at 3AM in the morning. Love the videos, keep them coming!
:) Its nearly 12:00 here :)
Thanks for taking us along! Your cinematography has gotten epic of late. Solidly my favorite channel!
One of the best videos I have seen you produce. The cinematography truly brought the feeling and majesty of the hunt!
Thank you for sharing this hunt with us. This looks like an amazing and memorable event. May you all be blessed with many more.
You had me when you pulled out that Winchester 86!! I've got a 1905 version in .33 takedown. But my go to hunting rifle was a Winchester 71 Deluxe, .348 from 1936. A more newer version of the 86. Smooth as butter and standard open sights. A beautiful piece.
I'm with the other commenters, it's a beautiful video! 🙂
Sir, another fantastic video! Every time I watch one of your adventures I truly feel that I am there walking along with you. Simply Superb, Thanks again!
Great video that makes you wish you were there. You really know a lot of quality folks! Looked like a great fun day with much respect for your quarry and you know the game didn't go to waste.
Such a good idea to get the hunters to discuss their individual rifles.
What a fantastic video. Loved every bit of it from the scenery to the commentary to the music !!
Bravo for your efforts to include these types of firearms in your hunting regulations and laws. These firearms fed a LOT of people in their time and as far as the military ones defended countries from people who would try and overtake said countries. Well capable of taking game animals. Also thank you for all your conservation efforts as well. I am in the USA where we too have an early season for these types of guns. Our conservation efforts are continually monitored and changes are made when necessary for hunting and fishing as well.
I truly enjoyed this video. Many thanks for sharing with us and keeping up the tradition.
That's it! -I'm moving to Hungary!
@Simon . I'll marry a Hungarian woman, integrate to Hungarian culture and won't try to peddle open boarder/globalism.
@Simon The requirements read different on the official information sites.
@@Memovox Do you not love your homeland?
@@whothoughtthiswasagoodidea . I don't like the 'dar al-harb' and the oikophobes who allowed it to happen. Other than that; yes.
@@Memovox Either way unless you are born Hungarian you have no place here, no offense.
I can't understand why someone would click on to a hunting video if they didn't like hunting. There's 4 thumbs down here, why?
Your videos are very well made! Thanks for sharing your first primitive hunt with us. I have enjoyed black powder shooting & hunting for over 35 years.
With the Sergio Leone music starting the video, I thought Clint Eastwood would walk up. LOL! Great video!
Wspaniały film, subskrybuje Twój kanal i za każdym razem jestem pod wrażeniem pasji jaka wkładasz w każdy odcinek. Super pomysł z polowaniem tego typu i z takiej broni, sam jestem miłośnikiem starych karabinow, co prawda nie poluje, ale strzelam sportowo ze Schmidt rubin g96/11 z 1897r. Pozdrowienia z Polski ;-)
What a great video. I have enjoyed many of your videos over the years, but this one really captured the spirit of the hunt for me. “Hunting is not a restaurant where you get served what you order”. “Accept all the little bits of joy nature offers you, and you will be wealthy until the end of your life”. Well done sir !
Cant believe I hadnt already watched this video. I almost never miss one of yours. i love your dedication to your hobby and the sport of hunting. Also, Hungary is obviously a beautiful country
9:05 WOW that's a beautiful buck. I hunt Whitetail in Maine, would love to experience hunting in Europe.
My friend, your videos inspired me to hunt more traditionally this year.
Instead of my scoped 308 I used my special order 26inch 38-40 original 73 winchester.
I took a nice non typical 13 point white tail at just over 100 yards.
The amazing part was he dropped in less than 10 yards with a BP loaded 200 grain flat nose lead bullet.
Very satisfying
I will tip my hat to you for your efforts my friend , as a hunter for 56 years you are the second person that i have tipped it to
The adjustable powder measure/plug is something new and intriguing. It shows up on my feed at about 42 seconds in. The hunts and discussions are always a pleasure to view.
wow this video was just incredible. Thank you for letting us join you in the intimacy of your hunting team, and huge bravo for the ceremony at the end. You are doing things the right way, may god be a witness of this respect for nature
This is too cool, I'm just finishing an old Rolling block. It would be amazing to do something like this with the old gal
Thanks Balazs, as usual very very relaxing and interesting.
beautiful video man , yesterday i found a full set of antlers of a red stag in the forest i work as a lumberjack
this moment of finding it combinded wit hthe video of you i was watching 10 minutes earlier during my break has led me to defenitely get my hunting license as soon as possible :)
You need to make a trip and visit us in Alaska. I don't think you will be disappointed. Don't go to Anchorage but rather come to Fairbanks.
Once again, an Excellent video. All of you deserve a pat on the back, for achieving this milestone in your country, after lobbying for so long. Well done!! :D
Beautiful video production of the highest quality. Of all my rifles shooting my 45/70 over open sights gives me the most satisfaction. It is a pity that so few modern hunters realise what can be achieved with open sights.
Very good to see my relatives doing well. Makes me want to visit the land of my ancestors even more.
Thank you for uploading this excellent video.
Another superb video - congratulations!
Awesome !
Real huntsmen !
Old world style.
So different from the way that most hunt, here in America.
Thank you! Gorgeous rifles. Cheers!
Wow!! Pickup trucks, great quality longguns, and cold weather clothing... This could be southern Montana before the first snowfall👍👍👍👍
Congratulations on your gain in the shooting and hunting community. Please do not forget your colleagues in other shooting sports, as this is under tremendous strain in the EU and other places. Now the EU tries to ban lead from every sport and hunting arena, because they could not ban guns on a whim. Take care and stay safe capandball.
An absolutely wonderful video of a first time event, so glad you recorded this, the only thing that spoiled it was the overbearing music! A video of this quality does not need such trivia, that should be reserved for TV, I see Dr Pedersoli enjoyed the event. Excellent birthday treat for him! Chris B.
Great video. I have hunted blackpowder and archery in the US quite a lot and also been blessed to get to hunt in Italy and New Zealand. I normally prefer to spot and stalk but this driven hunt looks like it was truly a unique experience. I am now living in Europe so who knows, maybe someday I will have the opportunity for a hunt like this as well.
Herd management is the key to healthy animals. I see you fellows culled several Does, this is wise as too much pressure is placed on the Bucks, especially the young ones.
I love this type of hunting. Here in the states, there's something lost with all the latest and greatest polymer stocked rifles. Nothing wrong with them, not against them either, but it leaves out these old vintage guns, the same with our muzzleloading seasons. I am the only person I know who hunts with a gun that is not an inline muzzleloader. I got chastised a little bit hunting squirrels with an old Husqvarna double barrel, until I brought in a nice brace of greys one afternoon. I love hunting with old guns, there's nothing like it and it's something everyone should do. I'm looking for another for this fall. Haven't figured it out yet, will know it when I see it.
Such a beautiful calming video.
Very special video, it touches my heart.
Very very well done. Love your videos!
Looks like you had a excellent weekend with your party thanks for sharing your trip and channel with us
Wonderful narration. A story that all real hunters would appreciate.
You are living large...ENVIOUS. Nice filming and editing
Lovely video and looked a great event. I have used a Rigby style cocking piece peepr sight on my 9.3x62 bolt action with some success for hunting
Hey this is an outstanding video. Thank you for doing it
Looks bloody cold mate
Excellent video! Thank you!
Awesome video! I never hunted with primitive weapons but I did a lot of hunting with a bow and I found that far more enjoyable than hunting with a modern firearm.
I can hear the smells in the woods, what a beautiful video.
Beautiful video.
What a beautiful hunt.
Very interesting hunt. Good to see the blend of muzzle loaders and cartridge rifles. Peace
Oh heck! I would give a thumbs up just for the background music. . . . what a great video 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I am nervous just looking at the hunt.
You can't shoot a rifle without a license in Japan.
It will be fun.
The back music is the best
Neither can you here. Most ranges offer courses in basic handling and safety, but to own a gun you also need a hunting or competitors license.
Its definitely a nieche thing.
and here they consider spreading corn around, covering yourself in deer piss, and sitting in a tree with an over scoped howitzer, hunting.. lol.
Not everybody,,,I hunt mostly with an open sighted revolver..Still hunting where you move and watch ,,move and watch..Heavy cover and 90% of shots is at running game that has been spooked and taking off.
@@ekajeht8799 which is, the textbook definition of hunting. :)
Dang cap. I remember a while back when I ask you did you know David pedersoli? And yes, looks like you do know him.lol
"Tradition does not equal guarding the ashes, but passing on the flames"
Great stuff. Dont get much better than this
Did I understand that correctly? Smokeless rifles were legal but black powder illegal for a while for hunting? That's interestingly weird, black powder was used to hunt for centuries and it was fine. Politicians just love to make things difficult eh....
Black powder weapons were apecifically illegal for driven hunts.
I presume the rational was about the higher risk of accidental discharges endangering the drivers.
Muzzle energy minimums are still in effect to guaruantee a kill.
Beautiful area, awesome hunt and good eats! Life is good!
Simply magnificient.
Best One yet!
Even thou I myself is a little bit sceptical about not using better more modern stuff
Profi munka!
👏👏👏
The game can be a plus, a day afield is priceless
You know how to live my friend.
Thank you!!! This was wonderful!!.... T
Fine video, professorinalism in photography. Good hunting, Nothing to add, or improve!. Keep on going strong, Hungarian real hunting Gentlemen! I toast a palinka to Your health!
@Capandball Just a question I have had for awhile.... Would it be legal to hunt in Hungary with a .357 Magnum rifle/Carbine?
@capandball
Dear capandball,
I was asking myself how often you clean your weapons while shooting. Ihave heard that after every shoot some of the burned powder remains in the gun.
when do you reach the point that these remains become a problem?
Thank you for the great work. keep it up.
Waidmannsheil from The Netherlands! I wonder, no hunting horns?
I love that double-barrel flintlock shotgun
Just awesome, nothing more, nothing less.
Very very good video. Thanks a lot for sharing and Waidmannsheil
Grate hunt pard !
Awesome hunt! I'm jealous!
A fantastic day in the woods indeed.
Beautiful!
I'd like to see more of the shots, and the processing and eating of the meat. Surely you cooked some up on your first night?
Excellent!
What an Amazing Hunt 😀😊👍🏼
Do you ever plan on doing a video with a 1859 Sharps Infantry rifle? It's a rifle that is classic american civil war rifle. I really want one especially for vintage hunting
Congratulations🤠