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By far my favorite rifle of the Indian war era.. I own two.. Nice video
griebz 4 weeks ago
I love your outfit, it's so... nostalgic :)
Hteam1422 7 months ago
very attractive series of rifles to get into reloading and shooting for
Sturmmann 8 months ago
now that what i call knockdown power!
kg0277 1 year ago
nice video man. just ordered one of these. can't wait to get it. If you are shooting shells with smokeless powder what brand do you recommend?
MMSMikey 1 year ago
Wow, did you see the lead spall and kick up the dirt in four or five places when that last silhouette went down? That's why we wear shooting glasses, kids.
schizuki 1 year ago
I must say I've never seen such a gun until 2 days ago on "Pawn Stars" and I somehow stumbled upon this great video while searching for paintball stuff. I gotta say it's a hell of a gun and you did a very great job with the review.
SgtScotty1599 1 year ago
Can smokeless powder loads be used on this carbine as well?
RUCOTI 1 year ago
is the carbine hot when you shoot? that will be disadvantage of this gun for reload...however, nice video....
R0ck1sd3aD 1 year ago
nice, love the boom of black powder vs the crack of smokeless, though sadly I haven't had the chance to shoot BP
danebrewer10 2 years ago
nice carbine
verryy european style
druisteen1 2 years ago
Burke--The cartridges got stuck because the cases in Custer's day were made from copper instead of brass. In fact it was Little Big Horn that prompted the search for a replacement, and the adoption of a brass-cased cartridge, in the US Army. Long story short, it won't happen with a modern brass cartridge.
Stevopedia 2 years ago
Can the empty casings get stuck in the chamber on the new ones? I remember this happened at the Little Big Horn, and wondered if you can get it to happen on the new reproductions?
Burke888 2 years ago
Nice little video. I also use a Pedersoli trapdoor, and I also have one of Dave Carrico's FWC belts. Mine holds .56-50s for my Spencer. I do my own reloads. BTW, remember, it's PE-DER-SO-LI, not Petrocelli.
hankbob2000 2 years ago
Thank you
rowdyfulcher 2 years ago
Great video Rowdy! Can't wait to see more.
Remington1875 2 years ago