Jonny, I missed this video originally - another fascinating education from Nick about Wild fouling and much more - awesome !

What a knowledgeable chap. Three cheers for KZfaq, because this sort of content would never be aired on the P.c channels nowadays. Thank you Tgs for sharing.

Looking back at old vids all day proves I enjoy this channel not just for the guns or the quirks or one thing in particular, but because it is genuinely just straight up great work every time.

Another beautiful video and I particularly liked the respectful memorial piece to the estate of the guns owner. nicely done yet again. Thank you both.

on a scale of 1-10 (as is often used) this marvelous history lesson is off the chart, and off the page. one of the MOST excellent of all that i have been lucky enough to view. i will watch again and again, no doubt. thank you!

Excellent video, thoroughly enjoyed listening to this gentleman. Very knowledgeable, nice history lesson . This video is a keeper.

Absolutely enthralled by this history lesson, I can't wait to see young John shoot the guns. Great Video again guys. more of this please.

Love this video You Boy's work so well together

One of the best videos I've seen to date.what an incredibly knowledgeable and fascinating guest. Well done to all involved. Loved every second of it.

i'm just an occasional clay shooter but have a very keen interest in vintage guns. I've been watching your videos featuring yourself and Nick Horton on the subject of wildfowling and find them fascinating! I hope theres more to come!

Jonny - I really dont know how I missed this epic footage. Great one my friend

Nick is such an incredible wealth of knowledge. Thank you both for the video. I think I might have the next project for my buddy Casey. ;)

A great video, I enjoyed learning lots of history from Nick, his passion & knowledge for his sport is amazing.

Love the videos with Nick! Great stuff!

Very interesting, thank you Nick and John. 👍

What a treat to have someone with such a depth of knowledge of history share some of it whilst demonstrating these fabulous pieces. Definitely look forward to the live firing demonstrations.

Very good and enjoyable video, great history lesson regards from Lee Canberra Australia

Nice to hear Nick's recollections.

Fantastic video - thanks.

Perfect timing to have lunch as this drops

Well what a fascinating story.. I have had the pleasure to fire a flint lock 4 bore and a 4 bore percussion single barrel guns. they do not disappoint.

Such a great history lesson that I've watched this video several times. As a side note to the training of any breed as a gun dog, I have trained my dalmatian as a gun dog and whilst not exceptional, she does the job more than well enough. Not ideally soft mouthed but hey ho.

My late father used a 4 bore rigby muzzle loader. I have footage on my go pro of him shooting geese with it. Excellent video again 👍🏻

great video !

Fantastic so very informative great video keep it up!

i used the paper shells, have a damascus barrel hollaway hammer, man the chokes tight, proofed, its not a 2 3/4 and we shot modern 2 3/4 shells through it for 20 years, i learnt with hammer guns, i remember the changeover to plastic shells. pop always had a row of paper shells around his wood stove on the farm. yes we had a spare paper shells back in the car incase the ones used swelled or you fell over, so many funny stories, pop always told me about black powder duck shoots, he said on a calm day you had to wait for the smoke to clear to see the duck lol. english guns had the claim of being exellent, german stuff, but pop always said that their are more good guns than good shots though.

I sure do enjoy a history lesson.

Very enjoyable video John .

Filling the barrel with water then measuring the volume might tell you if it is relief bored. Work out the volume of a straight cylinder and then see if it holds less than that

Brilliant video love my wildfowling only true field sport we have left you versus nature

Excellent video, I own and shoot a tolly 8 bore on the seven estuary.

Would have liked to have seen and heard more about the other gun on the table.

Another great film chaps, so much history - a book perhaps Mr Horten?

Sheldon Bush in Bristol were a Nationally known maker/supplier of Lead shot until quite recently.

More muzzle loaders please.

We shoot flintlock at our club, I own and shoot flintlock and percussion musket, pistol and rifle, GOOD FUN !!!!

where is the best place to seek Zabala 20 bore butt stock replacemrnt? Thanks

A Toolmakers bore-gauge would verify the bore dimensions/paralell.

Our family used Gordon/Irish Setters for salt water wildfowling for over 100 years.

A Toolmakers internal bore gauge would take the measurements that you need.

does the gentleman now own them guns

"Non-Pyrophoric" rammer head.