Brilliant: So much simpler and less complicated. Thank you kindly. Stay safe.

Cheech and Chong approved. Need some reggae in the background. :)

lol those flasks throw a pre-determined amount of powder. you don't need the measure if you know what it throws.

I've tried making cylindrical cartridges like yours, but I find they don't load well in my 1858 Remington repro (Pietta). The tapered ones I've made (wrapped around a half inch dowel tapered to 3/8) work better, with the powder in the small end and the ball forming the large end. The small end loads more easily into the chamber mouth.

Nice in a pinch!! I simply drilled a whole in a block of wood, and use a paint brush handle for the mandrill. Paint brush is perfect size for my 44 cal. Load's..

Muzzle loading and reenactment must be very popular in my area. I see those papers being sold in most local variety stores.😀

Is it dangerous to store the percussion cap like that? Seems a little sketchy.

watching this! I bet this is JUST HOW our Ancestors did this in Candel Light!! I "might?" try to dip my finished ball in my heated bore butter! I like Simple! just made up some for an 1863 with Minie's and primers all in one ready to go. but the Minie has a protective cavity for my primers and is 180 away from charge while separated with a string chocker and a 500 grn Minie. Love it GREAT! Thanks.

I just got a Thomson center white mountain carbine for my 18th birthday and I perfer using paper cartridges bc you don't have to measure it in the measuring flask and its a little faster

With the correct volume tip on the flask, place your index finger over the mouth of the flask, press the flask valve open with your thumb and invert the flask to allow the tip to fill. Release the valve and turn the flask back up and the tip should be full of powder. Now just pour it into the paper.

Isn't it a good idea to put an equal amount of cream of wheat as the gun powder for filler. For safety? Then some crisco or bore butter, etc. on top.

Shouldn't there be a wading between the powder and ball?

So it's similar to Rolling a joint

Don't do that with the cap, likely to forget it and load it with the cartridge if you are lucky and they don't detonate.

Buy a flask tip that measures the correct volume of powder and don't pour from one measure into another. Flask straight to paper with the correct screw in flask tip.

And how do you stick 0.515 paper form in a 50-45-36 cal pistol ?

So I have a powder measure that was sold to me as one for a rifle it goes up to 120 grains is that bad to use in a pistol? I know it's a stupid question but I have a concern about the width of the one you used there being considerably skinnier than the one I'm holding with the spout on the end

What type of paper do you use for a 50 caliber muzzleloader?

what diameter is the powder measure? .I see its smaller than the ball.

Yeah, that primer shouldn’t fall out. Hahahaha

What size on the papers,1.5 or what ?

Do they not leave any residue in your cylinder? Like un burned paper?

I live in the city so I am not going to load a ball into the cartridge, just some powder and some wadding for compression so I get a little bit of noise

Nicely done!

I got mini pistol a kind of matchlock and use of Armstrong then paper cartridge make it explode

Does the cigarette paper burn up completely?

easiest one I've tried so far. they work great. the only problem I've had is punching out my cookies. my store bought punch must not be sharp enough.

its looks like the wors joint ever

what paper did he use?

They don't look like they will load well. They look to fat!