Fitting A New Flint To A Gun Lock By Keith H Burgess
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- The author shows how he fits a new flint to a gun lock. This includes video & stills of a flintlock fusil & an antique 18th century flintlock pistol with a left hand lock.
Keith my good sir, so,so glad to see you back!!
Good to be back Kevin, I have not felt able to make another video until now. Many thanks for your comment Kevin, very much appreciated my friend.
Keith! It's so great to see you again.
Good to hear from you again too.
You take care & stay safe mate.
Regards, Keith.
Very well positioned and videoed. I could clearly see and understand what was being demonstrated. Thank you !
I very much appreciate the feedback JGB, thank you.
Regards, Keith.
Great to see you Back Keith.😁👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you Jason, much appreciated.
Regards, Keith.
Always a pleasure to see ya .great tutorial I would have never thought to turn the flint up or down .love that pistol thanks again cheers
Great to see you again Keith…
Good day Kim, good to be back in the saddle. Thank you for your kind words Kim.
take care & stay safe.
Regards, Keith.
Such a pleasure to hear from you again, sir!
Much appreciated Brian, thank you. You made my day :)
Keith.
I always look forward to your videos. Thank you brother.
Good to see you about my friend, best regards to you and many blessings!
Hawkeyes
Thank you Ben, appreciated.
Regards, Keith.
Pleased to see you here, sir!
Thank you HC, very much appreciated.
Regards, Keith.
Another great and informative video! Thanks!
Appreciated Matthew, thank you.
Regards, Keith.
Perfectly presented. This was the most intimidating part of starting to use a flintlock for me. Put me off making the change for a couple years but when I finally did it didn't take much practice to come to terms with how it works. Took about a week firing 5-10 shots a day at a target, changing the flint for every shot, to get confident enough that I would be able to make it work in the field if necessary.
I very much appreciate your feedback, thank you.
Regards, Keith.
Never seen this kind of gun up close.The stone is way bigger than I thought it would be.
Thank you for commenting Patricia, appreciated.
Regards, Keith.
Hi, it's good to see you back. I love black powder...my old one was a apercussion. Take care.
Good to be back Stewart, & thank you.
Take care & stay safe.
Regards, Keith.
"When the flame of powder toucheth the soul of man, it burneth exceeding deep."
Roger Bacon 1242 AD
In Pennsylvania we call a reproduction a bench riffle or bench fowler. Great job explaining how to fit flint to a lock left handed. Good tip on how to Knapp, I've never seen it before.
Good to hear from you Timothy & thank you for commenting. Appreciated.
Regards, Keith.
@@historicaltrekkingI am in the habit of giving a thumbs up and committing to producers of quality videos that interest me. I love black powder and 17th and 18th century history. Thanks again for your instruction and knowledge and willingness to share to help others who have the interest of research 😀
@@timothyrothrock4173 You just made my day Timothy, thank you :)
Regards, Keith.
Love the background noise
Thanks Robert :)
Regards, Keith.
Great to see you again, Keith! I hope you're well. Thanks for the usual, calm clear instruction. Happy Holidays to you and yours!
Thank you Jeff, & the same to you & yours mate.
Take care & stay safe.
Regards, Keith.
Glad to see you back again, nice pistol, I pray you and your family are all doing well, I've been using just my Bess Carbine this last year, took a grouse and 2 rabbits last summer, didn't even bother with turkey or Big Game this year, hopefully next year.. Merry Christmas ...
Good to hear you are still getting out there Rob, thank you for commenting, appreciated. All the best to you & yours.
Regards, Keith.
Merry Christmas Keith.
Thank you Bret, same to you & yours. I hope you have a good one mate.
Regards, Keith.
I think you had a flint lock gun / Candle Contraption that looked cool.😁💥💥💥👍
A Tinderlighter Jason. Thank you for commenting, appreciated.
Regards, Keith.
Very nice video. I've been shooting percussion for years now. But I'm interested in flintlock. This will help to make it a better experience by flattening a bit of the curve.
Thank you sir.
Thank you for your comment & feedback Trakker, much appreciated. If I can ever be of any further assistance, contact me.
Regards, Keith.
Keith, it is a nice Christmas present seeing the videos showing up again. Thank you very much for the gift of knowledge, you have a knack for holding the viewers attention and putting things forth in a way that is easy to understand. We are ALL glad that whatever health issue it was is getting better now ! You take care of your self, we love seeing the vids but ONLY if you can make them if your well enough to.Take care, friend, see you on the trail !
Mark
Good day to you Mark, good to hear from you again. Many thanks for your words, much appreciated.
Regards, Keith.
Great to see you back again Keith! Take care mate and have a Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year.PS I recently acquired a .50 cal Hawken so I'm still keen as ever on the muzzleloaders.Cheers mate!
Good to hear from you again RG, been a while.
You take care & stay safe.
Regards, Keith.
"When the flame of powder toucheth the soul of man, it burneth exceeding deep."
Roger Bacon 1242 AD
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simple, easy to understand, very informative. Thank you sir... A Merry Christmas to your family, and prayers for a safe and healthy new year.
Thanks for the video mate. As someone who is just getting into blackpowder firearms, it would be good to see some more helpful videos like this, and where to get supplies in Australia. Thanks again.
Good to hear from you SLB, perhaps you would like to join our group forum where you can ask questions?
Regards, Keith.
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Thanks a lot I will definitely be into that thanks
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Thanks Ashley :)
Regards, Keith.
Keith, people mentioned you’re back. Did something happen, are you ok? Cool videos, I hear those old flint locks were famous for misfires? I never thought about it but I guess the “flint and steel fire starters gave them the idea? Take care on the other side of the pond
Good to hear from you again Jerry. Yes, but the medication knocks me about more than the disease ! Some fair to middling days, & some bad days.
You take care our there Jerry & stay safe.
Regards, Keith.
Thanks Keith, you do the same. Crazy hard to do living in a world with deadly viruses, etc. I love how the old timers figured all this stuff out, love how tough they were. I physically wouldn’t last a farting spell if life was hard today like the pioneer days, my body wouldn’t stand it anymore, injuries, pain, fibromyalgia are kicking my butt. I used to be strong and Tuff growing up, had a small green house, large gardens, canned and froze vegetables . That’s how I know how hard it is, lol