Loading 18th century civilian smoothbores Part 1 Round balls
In this video series I'll be using a 20 gauge flintlock Tulle Fusil de Chasse to demonstrate period correct loading methods for civilian smooth bore guns. This is a two part series. In this episode I'll demonstrate period correct round ball loads. There will be both loading and shooting accuracy demonstrations. Part two will deal with shot loads.
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Loading 18th century civilian smoothbores part 2 shot
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THE TOP 6 FIREARMS OF THE EARLY 1800s
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