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Well done.

The right hand of the free world.

I like your work and your rifle it's a fine looking piece! Keep up the good work and looking forward to watching more of your videos!

Hodgedon 777 powder want corrode your rifle because it doesn't have sulfur in it! I've been using it in my black powder cartridges for a lot of years and I haven't ever had rust and corrosion problems! Always had good accuracy with it.

Maybe you could fire lap your barrel rifleing with 4000 grit polishing paste on your bullet tips by fireing 7 or 8 bullets and then clean your barrel really well and it will help shine your lands and grooves of the rifleing! I've did this on many barrels and had very good results! Using paper patch bullets leaves no lead in your barrel and keeps them polish like brand new!

My favorite battle rifle

Hermoso fusil excelente

you can buy a die set from CH-4 for that cal.

So nostalgic!!! Very reliable and nice weapon!!!

That is a fantastic FN rifle.

I have recently acquired a Rolling Block rifle in .43 Spanish and your Restoration video has helped in enabling me to pull apart all the relevant pieces for cleaning and restoration. The clearing/ramrod has been replaced at some time and does not have a screw thread to retain it, can you please tell me what type/size of thread this is so that I can purchase the correct Dia. The clearing rod is 5mm diameter. Great video and of great help

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A connoisseur

Oh I wish that I could afford one. ❤

I am amazed a shotgun this old was proofed for smokeless powder. Perhaps that is why the walls are soooo thick and heavy. Of course they could have been reloaded and shot with black powder if necessary. I had to do that for a British laminated double barrel gun with external hammers. Looking at the comments, it looks like these goose guns were made in 8, 10, and 12 gauge. They are almost punt guns.

Imbel?

Absolutely brilliant

Nice. I love the FAL

Great. Rifles

That is an amazing project and very well thought out.

My favourite rifle of all time hands down. Designed by a genius and stupid fun to shoot.

Back in the 50s, George C Nonte on an Africa trip, related how they made .354 Bullets for a 9mm Double Rifle ( Sarasqueta ); worked well on soft skinned game. I also had a friend here in Australia who made .375 ( 9,5mm) from cut-off .223 cases swaged up with lead cores (Pointed soft Point) in the 1980s. " Ecerything Old is New again" DocAV

A little bit boring for the average gunner but you truly are a font of knowledge.

Well done , sir.

I wonder if you could solder that ring on to the cases

Can't epoxy our wood

the ring should be heated and quenched in water. It was not annealed.

I hunt with a turkish gew 88, thing is unreal accurate, people say to use lower pressure loads for it but i use the fmj surplus for practice and handlpads for hunting, they have a stronger action then people think, about like a mosin,

i hate this gun 😭😭😭

I would make some tungsten dies and hot press soft brass buttons to make 100% integral single piece casings. Then, I'd make tens of thousands of cases, so I could sell them to make back my investment.

Enjoyed your video and explanation of repairs conducted, Have a friend who did similar repairs on an old Rolling Block he had. He used very thin leather on the but plate, do not know why but he said it "cushioned" better?

That was Awesome

Excellent work as always 👏👏

I found this video by way of the swaging video you put up. Now that you're swaging cases, I wonder if it would be less hassle to make swaging dies to reform these shotshell rims?

I had a carbine version of this in the early 90s Still kicking myself for selling it. 50/70 but i think it was naval as i (think) it had an anchor stamp on it

1:30 the double take I had to give to this little piece of editing gave me neck pain

Is all this work any easier than simply machining the cases from brass rod?

Silver solder then machine to size.

Please understand that my comment is meant with the best of intentions, no ill will meant at all. I've watched five of your other videos in addition to this one. However, I haven't subscribed because your voice is monotonous with almost no change in intonation to speak of. If this aspect of your presentation could be improved, I'd definitely subscribe to your channel, because your content is outstanding.

What about case stretch ?