Black Powder Factory Gun Reviews Lymans - Pedersoli - Traditions - 1851 Navy 

Thanks for watching my friend...

Thanks for watching my friend.....

WOW, what a score! I keep looking around here for fun deals like those 2 examples all the time. I'll find one someday. Keep shooting brother! Thanks for watching.

Wish they would listen. It cannot be that difficult to make. They already have the lock...just fit it together & start selling it. I woud buy another one too! Thanks for watching.

I have 2 & enjoy shooting them. Pretty good guns for factory models. I don't need to put $1000's into the guns to enjoy it. Thanks for watching.

WOW, what a testimony. I'm sure you will get it down to a fine science soon. Thanks for watching.

That Indian gun is VERY fun to shoot. Its about as versatile as they come! Thanks for watching.

That's my type of thinking too. These guns works just fine for me. Thanks for watching.

I have a video featuring that pistol ready to post soon. You'll see it in action a lot more when it warms up.

I have 2 lefties flinters. A Dixie Gun Works Tennessee Mountain rifle, and the Lymans Great Plains. They really cut down on my flinching.

I've never heard of a southpaw shooter. I'll check that one out. If I like it, I'll get one!

@@whodey59 I bet they do. I've been switching to LH shooting lately. I'm hitting more targets!

Yeah boy…..they are well used in this household….

Yeah boy….they are well used around this house hold…

Outstanding! I love a fellow that shoots often. My kind of friend. Good luck with the book and keep shooting brother...

I haven't tried paper cartridges yet. I've had several requests to try them. I'll probably put some together when the weather warms up & they them out. Thanks for watching.

Sounds like you're found a winner! 50 yards is plenty of distance, especially for me! Thanks for watching.

Yeah - boy....I'm loving this shooting hobby! When it warms up, I'm going to like it even more!

God Bless...Thanks for watching..

Yes, occasionally this old bling hog finds an ear of corn once in a while. That's one reason I like shooting that hog target. It's fairly big & I love it! Keep shooting brother! Thanks for watching.

YES! Black powder matters ! I love it.

I look forward to seeing that long gun video. I think that would be cool!

No place is better that good ol' KY. Thanks for watching.

Guess like minded fellows thinks alike! I have no safe queens, only rugged looking smokepoles I don't mind getting wet, etc. occasionally! Thanks for watching..

Outstanding! Keep on shooting brother!

Yes, decisions, decisions. That's the tough part. LOL

@@blackpowdermaniacshooter Yes, and what amazes me is that you never seem to run out of new ideas!

@@folday6169 Its suppose to be 50F this Tuesday. 'm going out to film another one...possibly two.

@@blackpowdermaniacshooter That’s great, Mark. If you lived here in Maine, you might get lucky and see a 50-deg day a month from now. Or, the ice, snow, and freezing temps might just be an opportunity to do something different...like trying different lubes at sub-freezing temperatures. I wonder how old Mr. Flintlock would do then???? 😁

@@folday6169 Brrr...that's way too cold for this o' boy! LOL

Aaaah, thanks my friend. I try to post fun using various black powder firearms. Thanks for watching...

Thanks for watching. This one was fun to put together.

Thank you....I'm ready for it to warm up so we can get to even more!

110% agree. I'd buy another one ASAP. Thanks for watching.

@@blackpowdermaniacshooter I’m in Cincinnati. We should meet up in friendship sometime.

@@MrBRCincy I'm all for that! I go over there & meet up with several other fellows about once month when its warmer. I'll keep you in mind if you want to get together. Hit me up on FB if you have an account. Its easier to find shooters there: facebook.com/mark.humphries.56

Thanks my friend....these guns are well used around here!

I really enjoy shooting my Investarms. The main reason Bought 50's was, I already have 2 other 50's I shoot. I'm buying less ball moulds, etc. That keeps life simple. Thanks for watching..

Thanks my friend. This is an addicting hobby. These fun videos are easy to make....LOL

I'd love to put that on the video. I love it! I'll be bringing most of those guns you see with me when we come. Thanks for watching.

Sounds like great trade my friend. Thanks for sharing...

Sounds like an awesome shooter, especially wining awards in a 70's. That's when the NMLRA had twice as many shooters. You'll like shooting that 32 caliber. Great squirrel gun. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. You will LOVE a trade gun when you get it!

@@blackpowdermaniacshooter you are so correct, I now have a trade gun just like you'res and it's Outstanding AF.👌🤠👍

@@james_lessick892 Awesome....its a fun versatile gun to use. If I had to keep only 1 gun, a smoothbore would be my pick.

I'm just an ol' round ball shooter myself. I enjoy pouring them 2-3 times a year to get out there & lose. I haven't gotten into those conical bullets yet.

Yes, one on flint guns: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vRQ8RCtlTmc.html

I've been shooting more LH all the time. Hitting more targets is fun! Thanks for watching.

@@blackpowdermaniacshooter I am a NRA instructor, I have been thinking that you are left eye dominaint. I do enjoy your videos. I glad you are a Christian and thus have a good clean fun channel.

@@emmettjenkins8026 Thank you....I do everything possible to keep this a Christian family friendly channel where even young kids can watch these videos without problems. Regarding shooting, I'm beginning to believe you. I can hit more targets shooting from the left side. Thanks for watching....

I stocked up well before the virus hit. You can call Toby Butler in TX. He has plenty of Schuetzen available & ships the same day. 806-470-4130 Tell him the BPMS says "Hi". Thanks for watching..

I use #11 Remington & CCI caps....which ever ones I pull out of the pouch to use. I have 1000's of #11 caps, so, they will be used for a long time. Thanks for watching...

Kentucky USA is a fantastic place to live. Little cold at the moment, but warming up soon. Thanks for watching.

Yep, I totally agree. One can have lots of fun using factory guns. I certainly do...

Thanks for watching my friend....

I have a percussion one given to me ( from the 1860's ) at a friend's house being worked on. I'm also looking for a newer one at a decent price. I'll pick up one soon...Thanks for watching.

That is unusual for Dixie to treat you like that. Did you ever get it straightened out?

@@blackpowdermaniacshooter No. I gave up. This happened about 20 years ago. There is no way that lock was made for the TMR. I've been doing this since I was 18, never touched a cartridge arm til I was 34. I know as much about flinchlocks as there is to know when it comes to making them go poof. One thing, though: The lock they sent was the one that had the "weather resistent" pan - not the one usually seen on the TMR. This one had an arched casting the went from the frizzen pivot to the L with a cupped "cap" that closed over the pan. Normally, that casting is straight and there is no matching "cap" over the pan. It was the only lock they advertised as fitting the TMR. Like I said, the lock plate was right, but the depth of the spring held it away from seating and the threaded hole for the screw was off by about 3/8". Not the right lock. I'll see if I can find it in the catalog and give you the model number...

@@blackpowdermaniacshooter Just as I thought: Dixie does not offer a current flintlock conversion kit for the TMR anymore. Dixie has been fading for years, IMO. They used to have just about every item you could imagine. If thier customer service has been good for you, I'm glad, but I just gave up. BTW, I'm not a hard guy to deal with. I don't get snippy with people on the phone. The lady was very nice. I just walked away.

@@OutnBacker I've had better luck with Track & The Log Cabin shoppe getting supplies, etc in recent years.

@@OutnBacker They should have made it good..That is frustrating.

Absolutely! Shooting steel is my favorite!

Thank you for watching. I've had the GPR for 14 months & I love shooting it! Thanks for subscribing. I try to post fun & wacky videos every Sunday morning. .

Thank you for watching that one...it was fun putting that one together!

Thanks my friend....

Thanks for watching.....more fun wacky ones are coming soon...

All of these guns were shot in less than 30 yards. Thanks for watching....

Thanks for the advice. I've seen some M/L's in shops I wouldn't shoot either. They looked VERY dangerous. I'm done buying guns for now unless a great deal falls into my lap.

Thanks Cliff. They are fun to shoot for sure! Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching.......these old common guns are fun to shoot!

Thanks my friend.

I picked up a cool kit gun built by a fellar from Louisville 18 months ago. It shoots pretty sweet...

@@blackpowdermaniacshooter I am going to buy a hand built this summer from a guy I met at friendship

@@morganfrmn Outstanding!! Let me know how well it shoots...!!

That ol' hog target is pretty big. That's why I used it! LOL

Yep..I really promote the factory guns on the BPMS channel. I realize most shooters won't own a custom built gun. Thanks for watching my friend.

LOL...I'll try to get that back on another vid soon...I love it.

The lock on the gun before was worn out. The sear was so worn, the cock wouldn't stay in the full position. That accidental tripping was getting dangerous. My friend Barry is going to rebuild it someday. Meanwhile, the lock in the video is from a junked 36 caliber Pedersoli .

Thanks for watching...this one was fun to put together.

You can contact Richard Beauchamp at 413-698-3822 www.flintlocksetc.com/contact_us.htm

Thank you@@blackpowdermaniacshooter

I'm not sure how I can help without seeing it. Traditions has an excellent customer service department. They fixed a gun of mine once that was my fault. Why not call them & ask how to get it fixed? Chances are....they will just replace it for you. Let me know what happens....

Absolutely! I only shoot round lead balls out of every one of my black powder guns, both flintlock and percussion. This video should help answer all your questions, and welcome the most addicting hobby in the world: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--8q5Fb-FRss.html

@@blackpowdermaniacshooter Thanks man!!

@@beaulusk5925 You're welcome....keep on shooting my friend.

@@blackpowdermaniacshooter One other thing, I can’t make patches because my parents told me no, so do you have any recommendations?

@@beaulusk5925 You can always purchase shooting patches if you are unable to make them yourself. Track of the Wolf has plenty as most any black powder dealer has them too. www.trackofthewolf.com/List/Item.aspx/163/1

I don't see it that way...the only place the rod touches the barrel is on the top outer edge. The other end is on the ball or the brass/copper ends touches the barrel going down. Thanks for watching.

That is a very difficult question to answer. Are you wanting a large caliber gun? Small caliber gun? A smoothbore? For factory rifles...Pedersoli makes some of the better ones available. Traditions makes some entry level rifles to start with. Abe's General Store in Pennsylvania carries Pedersoli and Tradition models. Call them at (814) 271-0474 to see what's available. Kits are available if you're interested in building from a kit. The Kibler flintlocks can be assembled in a weekend and will be a "but once, Cry Once" flintlock rifle. The Kibler gun will be a lifetime gun. You can check out his guns at: kiblerslongrifles.com/collections/rifle-kits Hope this helps you get started finding one you are interested in, thanks for watching.

I suppose so...LOL

I'm told it is a 1851 Navy...44 caliber "Black Powder Only" is stamped on the barrel. Thanks for watching...

Naw.....Mrs BPMS never says anything about the gun purchases. She doesn't care if I buy more guns or not. 6 is plenty for now unless a GREAT deal with one falls into my lap.

It is a prize for shooting it...similar to those that cuts a playing card in half. Here is what happened: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ByFgvf3vUJ0.html