How to Re-assemble a Boxlock | British Side-by-Side Shotguns | MidwayUSA
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มี.ค. 2014
- With the right tools, and a little bit of time, re-assembly of a boxlock is a pretty straightforward process. Watch along as Jack Rowe and Larry Potterfield, Founder and CEO of MidwayUSA, re-assemble the boxlock of an old double.
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The sad thing is we wont see any more like Jack, the new generation wont have a chance to learn the skills this chap has.
Thank you Larry and Jack for a very nice series of videos.
Er, hello! We are still around you, plenty of us around if you know where to look.
Fantastic. An old Birmingham gunsmith by the sound of his accent. The real deal.
Excellent job...
So grateful it was captured on video for all to see his greatness...
Fantastic episode
His hands are more steady at 80+ years than mine were at 20 years old. Outstanding video.
Watching Jack in action has been interesting and informative.
today i learned two things, First How to fix Hammer Spring and The Second, how to fix Lever Spring.... Thanks both of you...
There is so much experience in that room right now.
You really are an artist who deserves a thousand greetings. Thank you. Greetings from Algeria
Thank you Jack and Larry for this detail video.
This series is gold, better than gold. Knowledge is better than wealth, and we stand to loose a fortune when this man departs us for the next adventure. The knowledge lost would be a travesty. Save for the few videos you’ve made here, a lifetime of valuable knowledge will one day come to an end like the Library at Alexandria. The internet should be used for exactly this, not for young confused women to shake their nethers in a miss lead attempt to garner attention.
Loved every second of the series!
More please.
Fantastic video series! it's truly amazing how many tiny and intricate parts go into the action and to know by feel where they go! Thank you
Thank you very much to both of you for these very informative videos
Thank you so much for this I have a Dickson double and I was having so much trouble with it thank you again so much
This has been a great series ( It showed just how little I know :) )
Thx so much for sharing this series!
Great camera work throughout this series!!!
Wow a master at work
There is a good book on this called 'Amateur Gunsmithing', by Desmond Mills and Mike Barnes. A bit hard to find perhaps, but it has close up pics on everything. Also good chapters on other gunsmithing jobs like jointing and bluing.
fantastic!
İşte gerçek usta ve çok güzel . Dikkatli dinleyen öğrenci. Çok güzelsiniz.
Master. No more to say.
Hi I just got off work on my goat I got to go get my
thank you so much
Espectacular
Jack Rowe passed away in 2015, the year after this video was made.
Wow.
So glad we are able to see his work in action so a piece of his knowledge is left behind.
beutifully engineered
awsom
Ironic that a country with such strict firearms laws produces the finest guns in the world
Quite strict, yes, but it's fairly easy to get a shotgun certificate, so there are hundreds of thousands and a great sporting tradition. Rifles are harder to obtain licences for, but again, there are thousands of rifle shooters in the UK.
I have an old Purdey 20 ga. Boxlock that won't break open anymore.
Any suggestions ?
La traducción de los subtitulo no deja ver como ponen las piezas gracias
Tengo una escopeta bernardelli side bay side y quiero saber como reparar donde conseguir las piesas
Does somebody knows how much is the price of this shotgun nowdays?
Yao can anybody tell me what is the difference between a gunmaker and a gunsmith?
I think you could do that with your eyes closed too Larry!
i wish he could train me..
Craftsmanship
NOW I UNDERSTAND WHY THESE SHOTGUNS COST $ ZILLIONS !!
This one is only worth £100 these days.
6:18 this has to be sac-relige. Metal hammer on metal action.
He was tapping very softly, but that’s all you need with these old metals, often soft as hard cheese. Surely I can find a tool mark, and that is NEVER optimal. Another 100 years of people banging on there and you’ll be replacing the entire action carriage simply because it’s ugly, and you’ll know it’s in there. I refuse to use ugly marred parts when I can replace them, even for a small fortune.
مفنا نشوف شي. ليس جيد
Slave pin? Better watch out, TH-cam is watching for that non PC talk....