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I really like how you all kept it authentic with period correct dress. Music and just men sorta mumbling in the background was perfect! This is what men should be doing. Enjoying fun and fellowship with old guns. Good job!
Flintlock Smooth Bore Turkey Hunt....👍. Great Video. Took my 20 year old to shoot a Hawkens 50 caliber .490 ball. Taught him how to load . Keep passing the Tradition down.
I wish where I lived here in the northeast we had shoots like this. We have matches, but they're line up, straight on matches. They used to do woods walks but as the members age, they tend to be more interested in chunk guns and bench matches. Myself, a good woods walk with a flintlock suits me just fine.
I’m almost 40 and just got my first rifle. I find shooting it to be the most relaxing experience I’ve had lately. I enjoy getting to know how every piece interacts with the other. I want to know it better than the back of my hand. Although our rifles are very different from what’s shown in the video, the feeling is the same. Beautiful video and audio. Keep up the great work!
Hello denny all the way from England I've just found your series of videos they are very interesting as I have just been given a 16 bore shotgun from around 1820 to 1850 .all the best and look forward to seeing some more on the future.
I would have to agree with the few comments I did read. Very well done videos. The background music - excellent - Just some Good Ol' Boys enjoying the woods - telling stories - burnin some powder !!!!
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What are the distances of those targets? I love these videos, I am crazy about flintlocks and love to shoot them. I also have plans to move to northwest Montana in about a year and a half from now. So these videos not only show my love for flintlocks but also the scenery of where I will soon live.
Your videos are excellent. Precisely these days I'm going to buy a 12-gauge English-style flintlock shotgun. It's a replica made in Spain by A.M.R. A greeting from Spain..
I would really recommend a 20 bore, over a 12. Too much recoil with a 12 if you are going to shoot it much. A single 12 bore has been traded around between shooters in this area for years, because no one can stand to shoot it for very many rounds.
For those wondering. I don't know how I did it but managed to track down the second song with the banjo. (Not wich artist unfortunatly) anyway after some searching its Dark Hollow/east Virginia/born in Kentucky/oh Molly
Very nice! Unfortunately I can't help notice when I watch these videos or go to rendezvous, the vast (as in over 95%) of people shooting look to be in their late fifties or much older. Sadly this is one sport that might be facing extinction or at least a dramatic shortage in new participants. I'm only 27 and love to do this stuff and see that you're fairly young, too, so not all hope is lost! :)
@@FolkFirearmsCollective you can count me and my son in here in the northeast. I'm 46, been shooting a muzzleloader since I was 11, he's 13, been shooting one since he was the same age. He's pretty much taken ownership of my Traditions Kentucky Rifle.
I watched with great interest and was / am puzzeled as to why some shots shown had quite a few sparks coming out of the barrel and hitting the ground while others did not. Is that because some are using FF and some FFF black powder, or is trhere another reason? Thanks.
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Best muzzleloading videos on You Tube. The sounds, scenery, music and characters blend perfectly. Thank you.
That means a lot, thank you.
I really like how you all kept it authentic with period correct dress. Music and just men sorta mumbling in the background was perfect! This is what men should be doing. Enjoying fun and fellowship with old guns. Good job!
Most underrated firearms channel by far - keep it up!
Thank you for that.
Flintlock Smooth Bore Turkey Hunt....👍. Great Video. Took my 20 year old to shoot a Hawkens 50 caliber .490 ball. Taught him how to load . Keep passing the Tradition down.
I wish where I lived here in the northeast we had shoots like this. We have matches, but they're line up, straight on matches. They used to do woods walks but as the members age, they tend to be more interested in chunk guns and bench matches. Myself, a good woods walk with a flintlock suits me just fine.
I’m almost 40 and just got my first rifle. I find shooting it to be the most relaxing experience I’ve had lately. I enjoy getting to know how every piece interacts with the other. I want to know it better than the back of my hand. Although our rifles are very different from what’s shown in the video, the feeling is the same. Beautiful video and audio. Keep up the great work!
Hello denny all the way from England I've just found your series of videos they are very interesting as I have just been given a 16 bore shotgun from around 1820 to 1850 .all the best and look forward to seeing some more on the future.
Documentary quality. Music, editing, good stuff.
I love that white blanket coat
So AWESOME! Thank you for these great videos!
I can watch these all day. Wait...this is all I'm watching lately. Scratches head, and hits play on the next one.
Very Nice. I love your muzzleloading videos.
Long live to Black Powder !
Absolutely love the videos! Looks like a blast, wish your group was closer.
I would have to agree with the few comments I did read.
Very well done videos.
The background music - excellent -
Just some Good Ol' Boys enjoying the woods - telling stories - burnin some powder !!!!
Just shooting looks like a grand time to me. Loved it.
Your own little rendezvous.
Love these videos!
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"There is an indescribable calm that comes with the methodical loading ritual of these fine firearms... ....a meditative, zen like state is achieved when interacting with these finely fashioned pieces of steel and wood. ... Traditional muzzleloading is a vacation from the norm a reprieve from modern chaos."
Thanks for Sharin' looks like a lot of fun Sir.
Excellent video, as always!
thanks man.
gotta love it
I love how you put these together
Thank you. That motivates me. Watch them, share them, remember them. Thank you!
Denny Ducet makes me wish I was there
Great video!
So much fun 💥😊
Amazing video editing and quality
thanks! Share it please.
What are the distances of those targets? I love these videos, I am crazy about flintlocks and love to shoot them. I also have plans to move to northwest Montana in about a year and a half from now. So these videos not only show my love for flintlocks but also the scenery of where I will soon live.
Nice music, nice atmosphere, whish i was there.
Your videos are excellent. Precisely these days I'm going to buy a 12-gauge English-style flintlock shotgun. It's a replica made in Spain by A.M.R. A greeting from Spain..
Gracias mi amigo!
I would really recommend a 20 bore, over a 12. Too much recoil with a 12 if you are going to shoot it much. A single 12 bore has been traded around between shooters in this area for years, because no one can stand to shoot it for very many rounds.
Good stuff. Video quality is looking great.
Great compliment coming from you bro.
For those wondering.
I don't know how I did it but managed to track down the second song with the banjo.
(Not wich artist unfortunatly) anyway after some searching its Dark Hollow/east Virginia/born in Kentucky/oh Molly
I wonder where you could buy a capote.
I just love these videos , I have to watch most of them 2-3 times ! Now I have to get my ol smokey out and shoot some tin cans !
Hey, glad you finally got your rifle! Now we probably won;t see any more videos! ;o)
Makes me wanna get a flintlock rifle 😅
Very nice! Unfortunately I can't help notice when I watch these videos or go to rendezvous, the vast (as in over 95%) of people shooting look to be in their late fifties or much older. Sadly this is one sport that might be facing extinction or at least a dramatic shortage in new participants. I'm only 27 and love to do this stuff and see that you're fairly young, too, so not all hope is lost! :)
We're changing that. I recruit others now and there are a few of us under 40 at least.
@@FolkFirearmsCollective you can count me and my son in here in the northeast. I'm 46, been shooting a muzzleloader since I was 11, he's 13, been shooting one since he was the same age. He's pretty much taken ownership of my Traditions Kentucky Rifle.
Exellante video je tir aussi a la poudre noire en France mais il a pas de rencontre amicale comme celle ci ! ca serait mon reve !
I watched with great interest and was / am puzzeled as to why some shots shown had quite a few sparks coming out of the barrel and hitting the ground while others did not. Is that because some are using FF and some FFF black powder, or is trhere another reason? Thanks.
Do you know what songs are being played? I've had a devil of a time finding out. Thanks!
Are you still up and running as a club?
Are those mostly Pennsylvania long rifles? Or which model seems to be the most popular?
Have yall ever set that grass on fire from embers from the powder?
Ha ha nope
Abiş Kara barutu az ve altına kullanacan üste beyaz barutu normal barutu kullanacan seyreyle gümbürtüyü
Im a huge flintlock fan to bad litterly no one else is around me
I need to move you Montana...