Effectiveness of Chewed Balls in 18th Century Forest Warfare
In this historical documentary video, I’m going to perform some experimental archeology in an attempt to determine the effectiveness of chewed balls in a 12-gauge flintlock fowler in forest warfare on the 18th century American frontier. Mike Beliveau links / duelist https://mikebeliveau.com/ Video Channels: You Tube: / @duelist1954 Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-1886155
▶︎
How to Make Reproduction Guns (And How Not To)
▶︎
Bombing of the Great War: The Hand Grenade -PART ONE-
▶︎
Dangerous Grindstone Installation in 1971
▶︎
What if the Confederates had Dreyse Needle Rifles?
▶︎
How Accurate is a FLINTLOCK Rifle? 200 Yards Black Powder!
▶︎
Ballistics and cartridges of the US smooth bore musket of the 1850-1860s
▶︎
The Most Famous Gun Ever?
▶︎
The Most Hated Musket of the Civil War: the Austrian 1842 tube lock (Part 2)
▶︎
Shooting Stances in the Old West
▶︎
Belton Repeating Flintlock: A Semiautomatic Rifle in 1785
▶︎
25 Forgotten Guns of the Civil War That History Books Refuse to Mention
▶︎
LIQUID-FILLED Shotgun Slugs - We TEST them out!
▶︎
Loading 18th century civilian smoothbores Part 1 Round balls
▶︎
Minnesota's Oldest Rifle Artifact
▶︎
Canadian WIRE ROPE Shotgun Slug - Definitely a war crime!
▶︎
The India Pattern Brown Bess and the HEIC F-Pattern Musket: Firepower
▶︎
18th Century Smoothbores School of the Longhunter Seminar 2023
▶︎
The M1841 Mississippi rifle: tactics, drill, ballistics and accoutrements
▶︎
20 "Outlawed" Trench Weapons Every WWI Doughboy Made by Hand — Banned Forever After 1918
![U.S. Rifle M1917 [Sgt. York's WW1 Medal of Honor Story ] to 500yds: Practical Accuracy](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/OYunBYZyCY8/hqdefault.jpg?sqp=-oaymwEjCNACELwBSFryq4qpAxUIARUAAAAAGAElAADIQj0AgKJDeAE=&rs=AOn4CLDi51F8n0zpg7C46uJpWEMITrChLg)
▶︎