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The ignition vent on the original should angle straight into the charge, while the Pedersoli is at a right angle. Pedersoli also has a screw that allows you to pick clean the vent, and that's definitely incorrect. I heard there were so many complaints that Pedersoli quit that, but they didn't correct the angle of the vent. This makes ignition of the Pedersoli not as reliable or quick as the original and some other reproductions. If all you're doing is shooting blanks then you're okay, but if you want to do precision target shooting you'd better get a different make and probably upgrade the barrel.

I’m eagerly awaiting some range footage of those beautiful guns, keep up the good work.

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Dem propaganda lies. Some plantation owners did teach their salves to read & write. Especially house salves. Some field hands were taught to repair harnesses, to shoe horses, etc. Some chose to stay with their masters after the war. There were blacks in the confederate army. As with the Native Americans, our history has lied. Read non bias history. Better yet get a masters in history from a private school, not a liberalized one.

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In my view the 'Parker' hammer looks stouter/heavier. You have to remember however that there were many makers manufacturing these rifles to a Government pattern, mostly in Birmingham & London. Some parts were made by only a few small artisans & bought in from them by said (gun) makers. Remember also that it was only when Colt opened up in Vauxhall south London that truly interchangeable components made on 'modern' cutting edge production lines occurred.

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There's something about the 1861 spiringfield rifle mine is bright steel just like the Originals...

Why did they blue the barrel's I thought they were bright steel....

How about the twist rate ?

Whats older reproduction go for

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Beautiful original

I am purchasing a reproduction .650 Enfield percussion musket. Can you tell me if it is safe to fire a reproduction rifle. Thanks, Rob.

Does the orignal fire?

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First off, the Enfield was caliber .577, the Springfield's where .58 caliber. Springfield's could use Enfield ammo, cause it was a tad smaller. But Springfield ammo was a tad to big in diameter to use in a Enfield. As for the hammer, looks like the nipple on the original might be worn down. That new made model, is a very good copy.

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Cap and Ball used the Euroarms version for comparison, not the Armi-Sport. FYI

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Check out FTG. For The Glory video here on You Tube. This guy shows British Army musketry how it was done without biting on the cartridge paper on the 9 or 10 step drill loading procedure. But British Muzzleloaders is the master. Check out the difference. I am getting a Pedersoli 3 band P53 in the future for myself. Twenty five years ago I ordered a P53 Enfield from Dixie Gun Works, I forget who made it. For the hell of it just to shoot black powder. At that time a friend who was a Civil War reenactor had an original made by London Tower correct me if I am wrong. But his rifle was getting old and his stock was getting old and he didn't really shoot it much and had to borrow a repro rifle for real shooting. When I got mine I had the everything for it which I got from Dixie. I took my friend out with me to give me shooting advice. We were popping 45 inch steel gongs at 400 yards from a shooting bench. I was surprised just using 60 grains of Du Pont 4F fine black powder, and .577 Minie tallow waxed bullet. It shot just as accurate like my WWII vintage Czech VZ 1924 at that range with only a one notch in elevation. After shooting it for about a year and banging gongs and targets. My friend wanted this rifle very bad because it was so accurate. So I relented and sold it to him. I am more of a military bolt action and modern semi-auto battle rifle guy. I did take my P53 to the range to make comparisons or just surprise other shooters that an old muzzleloader can be deadly at modern combat ranges. I had fun with it. But now I want to have that fun again.

Great video. Thanks for making this. My Pedersoli Enfield comes tomorrow! Can't wait!

According to Major F. Myatt's "The illustrated encyclopedia of 19th century firearms" the Enfields stocks in production were shortened by about one inch from 1859 onwards. While his work must be considered a broad overview over a very great topic rather than some very in depth research work (and therefor isn't always accurate), it still gives a hint that there at least must have been two types of Enfield stocks in existence - the measure statet also matches your findings - so my guess is that Pedersoli probably must have copied a post 1859 production Enfield and your Parker+sons original must either have been produced pre 1859 or both types of stocks must have been produced in parallel for a certain amount of time.

Natives are the poorest race in the US and White Southerners are the most hated race because we're the only races domestically that went to war with the government they said that the Confederacy where veterans for the same reason why they told Jefferson Davis are going to trial for war crimes and he said he wanted to go because he knew we didn't do anything wrong they found a loophole because he served in office and they ruled you can't do that to somebody who had served in office already so the biggest.PR. f up in US history was stopped by a loophole they got to keep the lie going so no one finds out about their war crimes

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