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I have an original one as well. Interested to see what they go in for these days

7mm-08 is a pretty enjoyable round!

MY choice is the Charter loaded with wadcutters. Solid one piece frame. protected crane and triple lockup. Best revolver design out there.

If you do that on the end grain of a piece of wood it might take all the dental something to experiment with

I did mine in raptor liner it's not coming off

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I used to do something like this with .38 spl. I'd take a case, put a primer in it, and load it with one of those foam ear plugs. Worked great

Looks great 👍

Looks great. Going to try this on my Steyr M95...thanks!

Each one of those powders may look identically the same as far as grains and texture, but each may have a different burning rate of combustion. Beware for your own safety.

so i inherited my dads VAST gun collection and after a couple years i finally decided to look thru this old chest he had full of reloading stuff and misc gun crap. stumbled across this box full of these things. figured that’s what these were! very excited to try these out in the garage. also in this wooden chest was everything i need to reload😂. i had just ordered a 4 piece lee 9mm die set cause i wanna start reloading. knew i should’ve looked in here cause i found thousands of primers for every size they make, thousands of bullets for 9mm, .38 spl, .357, and 44 mag. and thousands of brass for each including the press, and dies for all those calibers, and some rifle dies. had no damn idea😂😮

I perfected the primers. Safe gun powder is an absolute next to be even better off if faced with not being able to find/buy.

Used these back in the seventies. Not so much now. The one place I still use them is with my break top hinge frame revolvers.and my Colt Lightning. These cartridges work in either .38 S&W type revolvers and revolvers chambered for .38 long Colt.

Too light of a bullet. Try some 140- 150 grain Sierra pro Hunter bullets and Varget powder. I would also recommend that you put the very front of the stock on the front rest and grab the rifle with the left hand and hang on to the rifle for dear life. You'll find that the rifle will be extremely steady when you do this. Mastering your Trigger control is the hardest of the 9 fundamentals of marksmanship. A solid cheek weld and natural point of aim is critical for precision marksmanship. This is only 3 of the nine fundamentals of marksmanship I have seen that you need to work on because it was pounded into my hade when I was professionally trained in San Diego. Semper Fi

I really like your method. I like the natural wood look as well. I’m gonna to refinish mine. Thanks!

Are you the Prophet?

I had one many years ago with a 3” barrel and curved grips. It was a fun gun to shoot. It would be very hard to carry it concealed although I never tried to.

With this logic I suppose you'll profess that screw drivers suck because you were unable to loosen your lug nuts with one.

this guy fucks up his hands alot

I bought one new in 1989. Still have it. Hasn’t worked since 1992. Will fire the first round and fail to eject. I can cycle 100 rounds of snap caps through it to this day, no problem. Yes the gun is hyper clean and fails just as bad with mini mag as anything else. I know the solution must be more powerful ammo, but the only level higher is hyper velocity at 1,400 plus per second. Any advice would be appreciated. A gunsmith would be a waste of money since it cycles flawlessly.

So beautiful gun

I have a Taurus 441 and use alliant unique powder with Lyman 429421 SWC bullets I cast myself. Velocity is 950 fps from a 3” barrel. Yeah you guessed it the (Skeeter Load)! I also use underwood extreme defender 44 special in that gun. Extreme defender chronographed 1263 fps average from that 3”. Paul Harrel tested extreme defender 44 special ammo and got similar speeds in his 3” revolver.

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Good old German Rifle.

These were great when primers were cheap.

How long did you leave the easy off on for? And how many times did you use it?

Presentation of your video was terrible, Absolutely no information

linseed oil bubbles right off that handguard after it gets hot from shooting

I just bought a brand new bulldog and I love it. Great gun, mine is the new generation they just came out with according to the guys at Charter Arms. I notice mine has the new lettering on it and because its hammerless it came with the pocket rubber grip, and the trigger on the hammerless is much lighter and smoother then the others. I did not have to do a trigger job on this one. Thanks for a great video, appreciate it.

Cut one eighth inch off your surplus mag brass

It only works for big guys.

Speed loaders are not available for the charter arms and never have been. The charter arms undercover 38 special cylinder will not rotate when loaded. It is made that way. So there’s no way to use a speed loader..

Round for round, BP muzzleloading is loads more fun than cartridge guns! And much cheaper! A couple of hours on the range with a modern gun, you might go through 250 rounds easy, but with a front stuffing smokepole you might only shoot a 10th as many bullets and have just as much fun, if not more!

My Dad, in 1958 bought a "sporterized" 303 infield----thru the mail. He saw an ad in popular mechanics magazine, for the gun, two magazines, four small boxes of ammo all for the astronomical price of $15.99. Im not sure but I believe that was including shipping. The barrel was shortened a little and a "sport" front blade sight was installed along with a new cut down stock. He kept the gun till his death with both he and I using it for deer hunting. After his death my mom gave it to me and it is still in VG condition. I (now age 76) will pass on my entire gun collection to my grandson. Just this evening he was curious what all was in the collection that he hadnt seen, so I pulled out the .303 and 2 of the m1 carbines that I have-----he Had to ask "now when exactly are you giving these to me"? My answer was "hopefully not soon"

So glad I searched this video up. Easy Off oven spray. Who knew? Excellent tip!

I had both, loved the Charter Arms I honestly think the gun weighed less than the bullets, but it kept dropping parts as I shot it, the Colt in a detective special is my home gun its bullet proof

I love mine and it is pretty accurate. Have had it since 1985. Bought it brand new.

This gun is extremely accurate and reliable just put some bright orange paint on the front sight and orange paint on the notch in the rear and you can line up shots out the 50 ft no problem very accurate

Echa el cerrojo para alante burro.cala la bayoneta y dispara a ver si das con más peso en el cañón.es el que use yo en el ejército lo conozco hasta con los ojos cerrados lo armaba y desarmada para limpiarlo.

I do like having 3 or 4 powders work for EVERYTHING 4 moa or less. (Good enough for MOST hunters). Speciality powders do get you under 1 moa

I have one identical to your number 4. The model with the full stock. Can you tell me where I can find a bayonet?

The moon clips I have are rounded on one side and flat on the other side. Does it matter which side the rim clicks into?

You may already know this. A Philadelphia derringer was used in the assassination of President Lincoln.

With this older blued steel, what are y'all's thoughts on shooting +P rounds through this?

Charter Arms not real common? Ok your video, you say what you want. I have a Detective Special of the same era as yours and several CA snubbies. Oddly enough my CA guns group better on paper than the Colt. That said I'm sure everyone's mileage may very, but I have older Colts that shoot much better that late 70's and 80's era Colts.

Nice weapon.🌹

My primary carry tool last 40 some years ....love it.....very easy conceal and gets it done np. She's a mini beast 😍

I built one of these in 1972 as a birthday present for my father when I was 17 years old. Years later, when I had my own family, I bought another one for myself. Now that my father has passed, I have two of them. They are always a big hit on the Fourth of July

Next you need to make your own black powder

No reason to view a snubbie as a backup. I’ve thwarted two armed robberies with a model 49.