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From my experience 1/4 of an inch in the round ball vs. conical saga. That is all until one walks out past 30 yards or so, then the round ball drops, and the conical stays on par
I have been researching it conical vs. round ball to my best efforts if one is distance shooting the conical fairs better. 20 yards or less round ball at distance conical does more in the way of wound cavity. At shorter intervals, the damage is the same
@@laimisvencius3624 we usually put in at bull creek landing. We would got the area they call the narrows. That's basically south of the landing, it cuts to the west to enter into crescent lake which at that point it you are at the most southern end of the lake. Hope that helps
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Thanks for watching. As for the gun, I said 1861 in the intro. If u herd me say 51 somewhere in the video it was an honest mistake. As for the accuracy test. I'm not out breaking new ground on these rounds. We were just getting out and enjoying some target shooting and having a good time. I understand what your saying and I know how to get a complete accurate answer, things must be locked in and steady. Its just another guys perspective and opinion.. in all that ty for watching and hope u enjoyed it otherwise.
You can tell by the straight cylinder it’s a Navy. Colt manufactured both an Old Model 1851 Navy and a New Model 1861 Navy. Both continued to sell until 1873.
I've encountered that with other firearms as well. Easiest thing is to always compensate a little and roll with it. I've also see them shoot left or right. Considering what it was designed for 3in high doesn't sound to bad. Thx for watching and happy shooting. Merry Christmas to y'all
@@maddoxoutdoors3396 the easiest thing is not going to be the most reliable nor accurate thing infact far from it. The BEST thing to do is have your gun custom tailored to your specific trigger and Hammer tension needs, springs and workings improved and sighted professionally like any gunslinger worth their salt in the old West I tip my hat to you and thanks for learning and growing together with us all. 🎩👌🏼♠️
@@Outlaw--JesseB I actually agree with you 100%. I don't have professional advice for anyone about anything. I can only give my opinion based on the questions asked. I fully understand what you are telling about having it fixed professionally. Had it been a different firearm I would definitely suggest that. I don't know exactly what his 1851 is but if its was an actual colt original and he's shooting it for whatever reason I wouldn't have it worked on. If its a replica like mine then my opinion is not to spend that kind of money fixing that particular problem. Is the gun really the problem. Not for me to criticize him on shooting abilities... My motto is if I'm not learning then I'm not living. Thank u for watching my channel and I'll take any advice you have to maybe learn something new.
@@maddoxoutdoors3396 absolutely understand your perspective, for me these guns are fairly inexpensive so having it tailored and sighted professionally giving the gun smooth action and accuracy is worth it to me. I treat my 1858 just the same as any other revolver modern or antique. However I also understand that a lot of people just plink these for fun and don't have any desire to make them functionally accurate handguns. I myself love the trueness to history and honestly just the plain good action and handling that makes you feel as though you're holding an honest to God gunslingers weapon. Not everyone is as reminiscent of the old days as I am 🤷🏻♂️ I tend to live a century behind everyone lol. Call me old-fashioned 😉🎩
I felt like they were a little stiff because of my lead being cast too hard. Other than that softer lead should make it easier. Might not quinch mine next time either. Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching
My man up front is driving the boat + net man + taking the fish off!! Youngblood is truly a deck hand. Subscribed and smashed the thumbs up button to show support. 😎👍
So you are that guy.... anyway, it just seems to simulate a real world situation. You dont always get a fence post to lean on. Thanks for watching and hope you enjoyed it other than that. And also thx for insinuating I'm a good shot. LOL
@@maddoxoutdoors3396 so you're that guy . . . . The one who can't accept sound advice and takes everything personally. Bro is right this does not prove anything as far as accuracy, only you're ability to hit a group on target. I don't think he was criticising you rather just making a valid point. Plz make another video using a rest so that we can all get a reliable test of it's accuracy . . THANKS 👌🏼♠️
I have to agree. I'd like to see this again with a solid rest. GREAT video though. I've wondered about conical vs round ball. Look forward to your next vid. Thanks a bunch!
Useful - Produces useful offhand accuracy with either bullet . Not as helpful - Not able to draw comparison between the two w/o limiting shooter variables .
Yea. I was very surprised. Aggressive little guys.... there was a terrible storm an hour later. Think I'd done better otherwise. Gonna hit oconee Thanksgiving for crappie. Thx for subscribing
I know about all that. He has a amberjack jack done that way. 20 minutes after he cought that fish we also cought a car load of poachers...... they pulled in same spot where the bass was... that fish wasn't gonna last 2 more years....
