I have a Lancaster 54 cal rifle made by Helmut Mohr in Germany , it’s like the finest precision Flintlock that I’ve ever owned with a Competition rice barrel , thank you for the video I truly enjoyed it 👍
Dickerson and Beck styles are my favorites but my first love is the Edward Marshall rifle. Beautiful work of art. The only thing better than owning that rifle would be to be able to make one.
Exquisite work....and not over-fancy... I love that.... Quality oozes from this rifle. I hate to think what it cost, but whatever it was, it was worth it.....
May you make your Tim Murphy shot with that rifle. Everything from the inletting and carving to the engraving and finishing is just perfect. Loading and firing a fine, balanced flintlock is the pinnacle of shooting. Hard to go back to cartridges without yawning...
Thank you Keith, your opinion is gold and I truly enjoy your content so very much! I even took notes when you outlined your pack contents one time. If you ever make it to the states, please come up to my woods for a shoot and some stew!
I was always fascinated with the mountain men and frontiersmen (I blame Davy Crockett and Robert Conrad's portrayal of Pasquinel for this) and I always strove from an early age to accumulate their knowledge, emulate their clothing and weapons, and live as closely as I can to how they did. It took me some doing but I'm the proud owner of a .50 cal Hawken and it's my favorite gun I have so far. Wouldn't trade it for nothing and to load it, shoot it off, and smell that burnt gunpowder is intoxicating.
Denny Ducet Cool story to go along with it as well! U still got your mk18? That’s what drew me to your channel because I have one as well Either way love the channel and your new gun, happy new year
Denny Ducet Awesome man! I know you said it was one you were keeping. Definitely a great gun, I’ve enjoyed mine, got the complete rifle as well Appreciate the chat, look forward to the next vid
Beautiful!! I would trade any AR-15 any day to get that... a flintlock (or percussion) long rifle is just... special. Can't explain it, but they are timeless and just extremely awesome. Congrats!!
I really wish I had been with you, I’m in the process of purchasing a long gun kit from Jim Kibler, I’ll let you know how it turns out... but it will be no where like this gun you just showed.
I'm in the process of making a late Lancaster with swamped barrel and flint lock. Parts came from Pecatonica, except for thimbles, entry pipe, and nose cap. The biggest hurdle so far has been trying to overcome the problems associated with the front lock plate machine screw.
What a beauty! Wow
Hunted with a hand made flintlock for the last 10 years you can keep the modern guns these are truly art and this guy is good beautiful work thx
Absolutely beautiful!
From a masters hand. That is a beautiful rifle...
Absolutely beautiful
my God that's just awesum......
Enjoyed the video.Once the long rifles get in your blood, you are hooked for life.
yeah - I'd sell every gun I own and likely a Kidney before I sold this rifle. I have never, ever, loved a gun as I love this one.
I have a Lancaster 54 cal rifle made by Helmut Mohr in Germany , it’s like the finest precision Flintlock that I’ve ever owned with a Competition rice barrel , thank you for the video I truly enjoyed it 👍
All I can think to say is WOW ! Truly gun making at it's art .
Funny you mention the Battle of Kings Mountain. My direct ancestor was a Colonel in the militia along with his two sons that fought in that battle.
Dickerson and Beck styles are my favorites but my first love is the Edward Marshall rifle. Beautiful work of art. The only thing better than owning that rifle would be to be able to make one.
Beautiful rifle. Thank you Sir for taking the time to video this and share it.
Most welcome. Thank you for liking it and taking time to express it. Share them if you can.
WOW ! That is truly one beautifully crafted rifle.
Beautiful rifle.I have a kentucky,but thf short one.
Exquisite work....and not over-fancy... I love that.... Quality oozes from this rifle. I hate to think what it cost, but whatever it was, it was worth it.....
May you make your Tim Murphy shot with that rifle. Everything from the inletting and carving to the engraving and finishing is just perfect. Loading and firing a fine, balanced flintlock is the pinnacle of shooting. Hard to go back to cartridges without yawning...
Thank you very much. Yes. I am in love with it.
Well done Denny, first rate. Good choice. I am very pleased for you.
Regards, Keith.
Thank you Keith, your opinion is gold and I truly enjoy your content so very much! I even took notes when you outlined your pack contents one time. If you ever make it to the states, please come up to my woods for a shoot and some stew!
love the rifle and the Marlin sign.
Beautiful rifle! Would love to hear how the hunts go. Thanks for posting the links! I can't wait to read through them.
Very nice rifle, being I'm a Dickert (not a very common name) I'd like to hear more history, and perhaps find me one some day.
Trace your roots. Perhaps you are related to the Moravian Pennsylvanian who built these!
I have same feeling, just use the smoke pole in rifle season. Thanks for the history lesson. I grew up in that PA area with the Germans and Moravians.
Beautiful. I perfer early Virginia style smoothbore. Black iron no brass. I have a Tvm 54 caliber love it. Thanks for sharing God bless. 👍
"It is likely that I will never hunt with a center fire riffle again." I feel that I am on the same path.
2:21 When craftmanship cross the border and enters into the art.
Nice boom stick mate
Very fine rifle! Very fine!
I was always fascinated with the mountain men and frontiersmen (I blame Davy Crockett and Robert Conrad's portrayal of Pasquinel for this) and I always strove from an early age to accumulate their knowledge, emulate their clothing and weapons, and live as closely as I can to how they did. It took me some doing but I'm the proud owner of a .50 cal Hawken and it's my favorite gun I have so far. Wouldn't trade it for nothing and to load it, shoot it off, and smell that burnt gunpowder is intoxicating.
Beautiful rifle . A true work of art !
When you first sold your Ar15’s.etc.etc. I was like ... No!!
But I can definitely understand why you did what you did. Very nice rifles
I would sell every gun I own, a kidney and more to keep this rifle.
Denny Ducet
Cool story to go along with it as well! U still got your mk18? That’s what drew me to your channel because I have one as well
Either way love the channel and your new gun, happy new year
I do still have the MK18.
Denny Ducet
Awesome man! I know you said it was one you were keeping. Definitely a great gun, I’ve enjoyed mine, got the complete rifle as well
Appreciate the chat, look forward to the next vid
Absolutely gorgeous
Beautiful!! I would trade any AR-15 any day to get that... a flintlock (or percussion) long rifle is just... special. Can't explain it, but they are timeless and just extremely awesome. Congrats!!
Yes. Greatest guns ever made.
Would love to know what's in his library.
That is one delicious rifle, I'd love to be able to afford one someday
“Black Powder Matters.”
I need a T-shirt that says that and features a Jaeger rifle with horns, possibles bag, and a matching pistol.....
Un rifle artesano muy bonito y muy bien hecho. Saludos desde España y Feliz Año 2018.
She's a purty one thats for certain!...congrats...woods
I really wish I had been with you, I’m in the process of purchasing a long gun kit from Jim Kibler, I’ll let you know how it turns out... but it will be no where like this gun you just showed.
Kibler makes a beautiful kit. You will have a superb and most excellent rifle. Love it.
I'm in the process of making a late Lancaster with swamped barrel and flint lock. Parts came from Pecatonica, except for thimbles, entry pipe, and nose cap. The biggest hurdle so far has been trying to overcome the problems associated with the front lock plate machine screw.
Beautiful rifle!
Nothing short of awesome, Denny. Congrats and fire her well.
Great!
So who made this rifle and how to contact him?
That’s a secret I am sorry. He’s private and introduction only.
WOW
Where did you get your barrel from and what calibre is it. Bring it to Friendship IN national shoots.
42" Rice, Southern Classic profile, .54 caliber, swamped.
Denny Ducet Thanks
That dickerd rifle is gooder than shi# !