This is a mesh up of several wild boar hunting days with my original 1886 Winchester rifle in 45-90 WCF caliber. The cartridge is loaded with black powder. The video includes ballistic gelatin tests of the hunting round. Please support us at https://www.patreon.com/capandball For buying Capandbal...

I was always in love with this Uberti 1851 Navy .36 cal percussion revolver. Although it was made exactly 60 years ago it is still an excellent arm, capable of match winning scores. Now here is some extreme long range revolver shooting. Let's see what she can do 25-100 meters. Please support us a...

The Springfield Trapdoor officer model is one of the most elegant and most handy hunting rifles of the 19th century, but it is still a capable hunting gun today even with black powder cartridge. For this project I was lent an original 45-70-500 Ideal tool as well to make the story full. Here is t...

This is something you don't see to many times in action: the 1861 Remington-Elliot Old Model percussion revolver, a great and rare icon of the early history of the Civil War percussion revolvers. This film is supported with some excellent extreme slow motion recordings thanks to Photron and their...

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That is a very interesting concept for firing a percussion gun. Besides the traditional percussion caps, the military percussion Sharps rifles and carbines could be fired with percussion pellet fed by a clever little device integrated into the lock plate of the rifle. The breech loading carbine w...

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The chamber breech rifles were the first giant steps towards the general adoptation of the rifle and the conical bullets. Henri Gustav Delvigne from France and Vincenz Augustin from Austria played an important part in perfecting the system in the 1830s-40s. This video is showing its history, impa...

Do you like Lonesome Dove western series? If the answer is yes, you will love this video: recreating Gus's long range shot with the 1860 Henry rifle. Please support us at https://www.patreon.com/capandball For buying Capandball Civil War cartridge boxes, cartridge formers, arsenal label stamps, t...

I bought this American percussion picket rifle a few months ago to repair it for my son. It took a lot of work to make it shoot again. Although it is a poor boys rifle, it tells a lot about the early years of the industrialization of gun making in the United States. Cast steel, gain twist, taper ...

The lever action rifle concept was born with the Volcanic, Henry, Winchester and Browning names. This concept is the oldest of all repeating systems that's still is service today. This video features a classic Pedersoli 1886 lever action rifle and the newest 86/71 Droptine rifle in 30-30 caliber....

The chamber loading system was an early variant of the capping or percussion breech loading guns. The Norwegian and Swedish Kammerlader rifles were ones from the very first models to be accepted by an army. Here is the story of the Swedish Kammerlader. Please support us at https://www.patreon.com...

Making your match chord or slow match for your arquebus or musket is a skill a musketeer had to master and has to master today as well. Here is probably the simplest method, closely replicating the way it was done in the 17th century. Please support us at https://www.patreon.com/capandball For bu...

Here is another chapter in the Capandball mad minute series answering to Bloke on the Range's and Britishmuzzleloader's challenge. This film covers also the reproduction of the historically accurate 11.15x58R cartridge. Enjoy! Please support us at https://www.patreon.com/capandball For buying Cap...

The Model 1873 Springfield Trapdoor was an excellent military rifle firing self contained cartridges. The first modern rifle of the US Army and a legend among today's black powder shooters. Today it is considered obsolete because of the black powder loaded cartridge, while it is still capable of ...

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