Thanks, Brian! It's good to see the reality of how these guns shoot...even when they don't work at first. You know your stuff.

The generator running in the background is a nice touch to nature. Rock on bro

You are on the right path, back to the roots when folks were responsible for themseves. Greetings from Germany...

You said a mouth full. A flintlock is a different animal. I just bought one and the " flinch " lock is half the battle. After 4 wild ones my Traditions Pennsylvania was dead on out of the box. Love the flintlock.

Need to run a flash hole pic before you prime it it'll work a lot better

percussion many years ago love the rifle guy made a custom

I am surely enjoying buck hunting with my Traditions Kentucky deluxe! I killed a bobcat with it the other evening.

Since we have this ammo shortage, it's affected my hunting. Im in the process of learning about primitive weapons. I think I'd like to try a flintlock out. My only issue is I'm a south paw LOL. I do own an inline but it's difficult to find the 209 primers because of both Covid and the political climate. I think it would be more rewarding and challenging.

Great video Brian, excellent editing. By the way, arent you take this social isolating to the next level 😁

Thanks for the video Brain. In my opinion, flintlocks aren't hard. They're just meticulous to load properly and safely. Just follow safe procedures, use common sense, and folks should be ok. 🙂. If in doubt, don't do it and ask questions. Anyway, safe shooting. 😁

I ALWAYS use a pick to shove the pan powder into the touch hole. .99.9 percent of the time it will fire. A good flintlock will fire as fast as percussion.

I started shooting muzzleloards just a few years ago and have been confused on between using 2F or 3F with my 50 cal Woodsmen. I've been using 2F (90g) for deer hunting. How much of difference is there between using 2F and 3F with the 50 cal?

Where did you get the neat rifle stand (holder)? Simple, but effective.

Thanks for sharing this beautiful rifle. Can you tell me if it shoots point of aim?

I bought one in 2017, I still have not been able to shoot it. It will happen soon, i hope.

Flintlocks are for real men..... lol Three in my collection. Brown Bess, Harpers Ferry, and a Kentucky Long Rifle.

Noticed when you prime you tap the side of your rifle, what does this do ? I have the exact same rifle it’s my first flintlock and I’ve not fired it yet. It is a beautifully finished example.

I wish I still had mine. It was a fine rifle buy it got destroyed.

Man I just got my very first black powder rifle (traditions Kentucky rifle) I'm chomping at the banana Can't wait to shoot it all I'm missing Is percussion caps

4:50 that looks cool

How many grains of fff do you use in the pan?

Like you said they aren’t hard. If they were hard they would not have reigned supreme for well over 200 years with virtually no further developments-just refinements.

Holy crap it's been that long since we did a shoot? Well we will have to solve that! If this crud goes away

You need to slow down shooting that rifle. it might be confused with an assault rifle. Seriously, nice rifle! Thank you!

What length barrel is this one?

You mistakenly called your rifle a "percussion model" at around 0:50. Don't want to confuse your viewers that a flintlock and percussion (Caplock) are two different types of rifle.

I think Traditions uses too small a touch hole

Good job bro good video . Oh ya get a hair cut lol.

It’s Flint Lock Sir, lol.