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The Southerners weren't "Traitors" , do your homework they had a right to seceed in 1861.

@@ardshielcomplex8917 "The Constitution requires an adoption in toto, and for ever. It has been so adopted by the other states. An adoption for a limited time would be as a defective as an adoption of some of the articles only. This idea of [states] reserving the right to withdraw was started at Richmond and considered as a conditional ratification which was itself considered as worse than a rejection." - James Madison, 1788

​@@DeadenerJames Madison may be the "Father of the Constitution" but outside the Constitution his word is just another opinion. The Supremacy Clause (Art.6 Clause 2) says the Constitution and pursuant federal laws and treaties are the Supreme Law of the Law. Art.1, Sec.10 lists three Clause restricting the States and secession is not listed as a restriction. Amendments 9 and 10 say that the all powers not listed or restricted in the Constitution are retained by the States and/or the people. In 1869, the Reconstruction SCOTUS needed to rule against the Confederate State of Texas in Texas v White. To get the ruling they wanted, secession had to be illegal. So, they made secession illegal by unconstitutional means. They took PERPETUAL UNION from the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union, took TO FORM A MORE PERFECT UNION, from the Constitution's Preamble, and added INDISSOLUBLE from Washington's Farewell Address and ruled PERPETUAL UNION + TO FORM A MORE PERFECT UNION + INDISSOLUBLE = Secession is illegal! Here's what they said: "The Union of the States never was a purely artificial and arbitrary relation. It began among the Colonies, and grew out of common origin, mutual sympathies, kindred principles, similar interests, and geographical relations. It was confirmed and strengthened by the necessities of war, and received definite form and character and sanction from the ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION. By these, the Union was solemnly declared to "be PERPETUAL". And when these Articles were found to be inadequate to the exigencies of the country, the Constitution was ordained "TO FORM A MORE PERFECT UNION". It is difficult to convey the idea of INDISSOLUBLE unity more clearly than by these words. What can be INDISSOLUBLE if a PERPETUAL UNION, made more perfect, is not?" Not only did SCOTUS make their own ruling out of thin air, they violated the Constitution to do it. Art.1 Sec 9 lists restrictions on the federal government. One restriction is making EX POST FACTO laws. Ex post facto is creating a law AFTER THE FACT (or ex post facto in Latin). The government can't make secession illegal AFTER THE FACT they already seceded AND they can't be punished for it!

​@@DeadenerAlso, in the words of one Lawyer and US Congressman... Abraham Lincoln, US Congressman, 12 January 1848 on the floor of the US House of Representatives: "Any people anywhere, being inclined and having the power, have the right to rise up, and shake off the existing government, and for a new one that suits them better. *THIS IS A MOST VALUABLE, - A MOST SACRED RIGHT - a RIGHT,* which we hope and believe, is to liberate the world. Nor is this right confined to cases in which the whole people of an existing government, may choose to exercise it."

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Понятно что стороны показалось запада между США и Европа очень надеюсь что это не будет активничать в российском направлении то есть прошлый год они тетрадь провоцируй как могли там три лося Тайвань для того чтобы получить

My ancestor carried a 1851 navy in the 19th Virginian Calvalry.

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Nooo... Griswold built 3,500 or so.

Dance Brothers only made about 500 at most, a real pity because they're excellent pistols.

Have you ever made your own homemade black powder? If so do a video on that.

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I agree John. But it's extremely hard to find caps and powder.

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It is a beautiful area

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I wish Icould shoot as well as I could 20 years ago.

You live in a nice country, in US. In my country before February 2022 I cant have any handguns, only shotguns. If I want to shoot I must go to range and pay about 50$ for 50 cartridges 9 mil. =) Onlu blackpowders we can bye

​@@user-vh8ce2yr5c wow that is terrible I am glad that I am from Norway we are more liberal when it comes to guns, a only hope it holds

@@knallis.hjemmelading What are globally the laws in Norway?

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Believe me, it has been my pleasure.

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It should be done in a few weeks.

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I'm not sure how his came that way, unless they've changed their production for Cimarron. I bought one from there a couple years ago and it has the Ormsby scene engraved on it.

I have shot Gatling guns a few times, but we were shooting smokeless

@@duelist1954 A black powder Gatling gun would have an amazing smoke cloud. I have seen Gatling guns fired on utube but always with smokeless which is not how it was used. Trying one with BP would teach something about how the weapon must have been used in the Civil War and about the extent of it's limitations. Also it would be FUN to try and FUN to watch. Even if only 25 or 50 or 100 rounds were fired. Dean

@@deandeann1541 Bydand Forever has two Gatling guns they fire with black powder during there re-enactments. Their website does not show any upcoming dates. I did see they have left San Diego for Scottsdale. I recall talking with their chief gunnery officer some year’s ago. 300 rounds and clean.

@@gotsloco1810 My experience with good powder and correct grease is black powder can shoot cleaner than one would expect.

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What is the weight difference from a replica? I know the original frame is a bronze alloy, while replicas are brass. I also know the cylinders were twisted iron, so I'm not brave enough to shoot one even if given the chance

@@JKJ1900 i have a video on my channel comparing a replica to my original. And when i got mine i did a lot of talking to the owners club. And its believe there are maybe 4 or less that are in shootable shape. The frames would do what today they call stretching. Plus the Confederacy beat the living crap out of their guns. Mine was not In shootable condition. But i brought it back to shootable condition. Just for the chance to shoot it. And yes it's Twisted iron. There were lots of testing and even had the cylinder xrayed. At the moment it's believed mine is the only one that has been shot in well over 100 years. But thats speculation.

@@snappers_antique_firearms Yeah stretching kills the brass upper frames, from factory they were good for a few thousand rounds and that was more than good enough for the purpose. It kicks harder because it isn't made out of the denser alloys available today, but sad to say you would have to legitimately measure FPS vs replica to be believed on it hitting harder though (not trying to bash you, just saying it for what it is). There's a few more shootable G&G's around the world, but general consensus is that hardly any of them are in shooting condition.

Cullen Bohannon liked his well enough 🤠

@@ToreDL87 yeah when i got mine it was not in shootable condition. I have videos on my channel about getting it back it shootable. O i agree i need to get a chronograph. I was not comparing to a replica 51 navy. I have 3 originals colt navys and thats what i was comparing to its power. It wasn't just the kick that shocked me it was the I could shoot a Target 3 or 4 times with a 51 navy and then if I shoot that Target with the Griswold and Gunnison it would fall over. Or hit with much more violence to the Target. But being same loads that dos not make since. I will be picking up a chronograph soon. And for the recoil I believe that it could be the grip angle is different than the 51 Navy it's more leaned back on the Griswold and Gunnison.

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It will be out of beta soon

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Ready in a few weeks.

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He's a character all right. :)

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Yeah. It looks like they are getting that right now

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I like them too. I managed to pick up a couple of thousand of them last year.