What makes a percussion revolver accurate? - a Ransom Rest test with Uberti 1861 Navy revolver
I am happy to share the first film about Ransom Rest tests. The topic is the accurate charge for percussion revolvers starring an Uberti 1861 Colt Navy .36 cal revolver random selected, in out of box state. Please support us on Patreon: / capandball Please visit us on History of Weapons and War: https://www.weaponsandwar.tv/ #capandball #firearmshistory #civilwar #muzzleloading #militaryhistory #colts #accuracy
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