28:19
Shooting the Maynard Tape Primer - A pre-Civil War good idea that didn't work out
09:03
The French are invading! (My) first Shots with the M1886 Lebel
48:46
How the US Armyās leadership doctrine came from the Dreyse Needle Rifleā¦ (well, maybeā¦)
41:30
When the Rifle-Musket beat the Prussian Needle Gun (well, almostā¦) ā the 1866 Campaign of the Main
57:54
How Prussia Won the 1866 Austro-Prussian War (no, it wasnāt just because of the needle rifle)
19:08
Why didnāt we use the Dreyse Needle Rifle in the Civil War?
30:01
From Cutting Edge to Obsolete in One Year: the Danish Model 1848 Tapriffel
26:48
The first Rifle Muskets: Chambers and Sabots and Pillars (oh my!)
01:08:22
M1854 Lorenz Rifle-Musket Cartridges: History, Development, and Shooting
07:30
Why does the ramrod always get put back? (Because the sergeant says to, duh!)
21:39
The U.S. Army WWI rifle, made in Canada, in .303 British: the 1905 Ross Mk. II 3*
22:56
Progressive Depth Rifling: the most misunderstood feature of Civil War-era rifles
51:28
Influence of the Crimean War on the Civil War
19:23
Italian reproduction rifle-muskets: the good, the bad, and the ugly truth about the rifling
12:06
The 13 tube Blakeslee Box for the Spencer repeating Civil War carbine
30:32
The worst gun of the Civil War? The .71 caliber āGaribaldiā rifle, aka Austrian M1849 Kammerbuchse
18:52
The first detachable magazine rifle: the .45-70 Remington-Lee Navy
00:59
Private Snuffy dodges lead behind the "Stone Wall" on Cemetery Hill (preview of upcoming project)
26:47
Whatās the fastest way to shoot a Brown Bess? No, itās not Sharpeās āspit loadingā method.
19:00
Making realistic Enfield blank cartridges for the authentic reenactor
19:53
A Civil War soldier shot my house! How this Union .58-cal Minie Ball ended up in my shop attic
17:19
How accurate is a Civil War rifle musket at 100 yards?
05:36
The Six Shot Challenge: speed shooting with the Austrian M1854 Lorenz Guncotton cartridge
16:56
How accurate is a Civil War Smoothbore Musket at 100 yards?
07:45
Shooting the Guncotton Cartridge for the M1854 Lorenz
36:40
The Von Lenk Guncotton Cartridge for the M1854 Lorenz
12:13
Hunterstown, July 2, 1863: Custer's First Charge
47:23
The Rifle-Musket did not really influence the Civil War
09:40
MiniĆ© ballā¦ or Delvigne-Tamisier-Burton-Benton Ball?
29:31
Why did some Civil War-era rifle bullets have plugs?
06:24
5 Shot Challenge: Can Paper Cartridges beat the Operator Rebs? The world holds its breath!
10:28
Why did Civil War bullets have grooves?
16:10
The Minie vs Pritchett World Championship Competitive Shoot-Off
28:22
Making blank 58cal realistic cartridges for authentic reenactors
08:57
The Five Shot Muzzleloader Challengeā¦ with Burton-Minie cartridges
33:59
Paper Cartridges at the Kentucky 2023 Victorian Rifleman Shoot
38:42
Civil War Rifle-Musket Trajectory (and why it matters!)
13:16
Paper Cartridges shoots Buck & Ballā¦ at 300 yards!?! Range Day III
16:50
Paper Cartridges vs The Black Powder Gods: Range Day II
00:31
Shooting the Linen .54 Sharps Rifle Cartridge
20:50
A Civil War Bolt Action! Paper Cartridges Shoots the Greene Rifle
02:43
A Mad Minute with the Dreyse ZĆ¼ndnadelgewehr (Prussian Needle Rifle)
02:06
Paper Cartridges shoots the Dreyse Needle Rifle
01:13
A Fitting First Shot with the Martini-Henry
05:03
The Twelve Rounds of Christmas
04:22
PaperCartridges shoots Buck and Ball
16:36
PaperCartridges Shoots the Mannlicher 1888
12:40
PaperCartridges Shoots the Pritchett Bullet
05:42
Comparing Burton (Minie) and Pritchett Bullet Velocities
15:05
PaperCartridges Shoots the Gewehr 88
06:14
PaperCartridges Shoots the Dutch 71/88 Beaumont-Vitali
09:08
PaperCartridges Shoots Brown Bess: Part One
04:39
P1853 Enfield versus Whitworth at 600 Yards
09:31
PaperCartridges Shoots the M1885 Remington-Lee Navy
02:02
Paper and/or Brass Cartridges Gives the People What They Want
01:11:48
Everything a Muzzleloader Shooter Needs to Know about Black Powder
03:49
1861: A Musket Odyssey
01:33
PaperCartridges has Fun with Mannlichers
08:42
Sharpeās Madness: How Not to Load a Musket
05:57
Paper Cartridges Saves Christmas
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About
Thanks for checking out my channel! Here you'll find historical shooting with a focus on 19th century black powder military rifles, with the occasional earlier smoothbore or later smokeless powder rifle mixed in, for good measure.
Things you will see here: lots of long range rifle shooting with historically correct ammunition, and an emphasis on representing these arms in the historical context they were developed in. I try to balance the history and context of a particular rifle with the fun part of shooting it!
What you WON'T see here: modern stuff (there's a ton of other great channels about that), shooting aluminum cans at short range (again, lots of other great channels doing that), and people who don't know what they're talking about.
Thanks for stopping by!
Brett
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