Hallo Ernesto, danke für den Tipp. Allerdings baue ich nur noch mit den Papptrinkhalmen. Geht einfach schneller...

I will try. The technical drawings are almost done.

This one was sold. But yes, it was the same model.

For german collectors/museums you don't restorate an historical weapon to "like-new" condition. Because history of the gun should not be deleted or destroyed. But it must be brought in a condition, so that it could be potentially used. Maybe this is different in your country?

I am still waiting for one part. But I will load up the next video and shooting video as soon as I received it.

Yep, sorry for that. Had no time yet to correct it.

That's a good question. I never tried. But I estimate it will be at least similar.

​@@DrJacks НЕ ХОЧЕШЬ СДЕЛАТЬ ВИДЕО ПРО СТРЕЛЬБУ НЕ С ПОРОХОМ , А СО СПИЧЕЧНОЙ СЕРОЙ ? И СРАВНИТЬ ПРОБИВНУЮ СПОСОБНОСТЬ ПОРОХА И СПИЧЕЧНОЙ СЕРЫ ? ЕСТЬ МНЕНИЕ ,ЧТО СПИЧЕЧНАЯ СЕРА ПО ПРОБИВНОЙ СИЛЕ - ПРЕВОСХОДИТ ЧЕРНЫЙ ПОРОХ ☝🏿

Hi, I think something went wrong with the translator. Just write it in Portuguese please. I will translate it by my own and see how I may help you

It is really easy to manufacture, as far as you check out the correct cartridge length (bullet included) before building any paper cartridge. But it takes its time. 😅

@@DrJacks all black powder takes "time" so I need to dive in! I can always learn to swim.

Yes, I use normal percussion caps. Ammo making is very similar to Chassepot ammo production. I have a video in German where it is explained. But there are lots of vidz in english how you do it.

​@@DrJacksЕСЛИ ВМЕСТО ПОРОХА БУДЕТ СПИЧЕЧНАЯ СЕРА ? МОЩНОСТЬ ТАКАЯ ЖЕ БУДЕТ ИЛИ НЕТ ?

Hi, the model you're talking about is the earlier M1835 and M1840 Dreyse pistols. I have one of each too. But there were only built about 100-200 pieces of the M1865 pistol. If you want to buy one, you can search for it on gunsinternational. They are incredibly expensive. Dreyse constructed the M1865 for the prussian military as an officers sidearm. But it was abandoned by the military due to its high production costs.

Oh ok i see

Agreed. Very poor taste.

Hi Peter, i will give it a try. But next video will be an awaited build of a Chassepot tuning with a Picatinny rail to mount a scope on. ;)

Ja, das hast du richtig geschlussfolgert. Die Abdichtung erfolgt am Hülsenmund und dichtet zuverlässig ab. Der Verschluss verdreckt hauptsächlich vorne am Kopf durch Schmauch. Innen fehlt nichts bis wenig, solange man keine Zündhütchen-Durchbläser hat. Ich habe die maximale Schusszahl noch nicht erreicht, wo ich sagen würde jetzt geht nichts mehr. Allerdings waren 30 Schuss das Maximum. Man könnte aber sicherlich locker nochmal genau so viele oder mehr abgeben. Kann aber nicht sagen, wo da die Grenze liegt. Einem Nachmittag am Stand steht jedenfalls keine Reinigung im Weg. ;)

This is the largest rifle I have ever shot. But it was quite funny XD There are only some match ignition rifles out there, which are larger then this...

I talked to an expert of percussion shotguns. He told me that they used to hunt with these long rifles straight above the head shooting in a 90 degree angle above right into the bird swarms. Through the large barrels even goose swarms in 100 meters or more height could've been hunted.

Hi, I am still waiting for one part being repaired by a gunsmith. I will finish the project as soon as I'll receive this part. Because I really want to shoot this one! :D I think I will make a video of stock restoration in the meantime

It is easy to find, if you'll know where to search for it. ;) If you search any gun projects like this, just text me what you are looking for, maybe I can help you, because I am selling historic guns. ;)

Still waiting for the repaired parts from my gunsmith 🙈

Yes I can provide reproduction rods. But currently only of the models 1862 and 1841. And it'll take some time (a few weeks).

I recently came across an article where these wall rifle model was described. And apparently there exist a rifled version and a earlier version of this gun which was without rifling.

Hallo, die Pappröhrchen sind bei mir 51mm. Geschosse nutze ich 11mm Chassepot-Geschosse, wie sie auf eg**.de zu finden sind. Diese haben: -11,5mm im Durchmesser 26mm Geschosslänge -380 grn Sie gehen aber besser rein, wenn sie auf 11,46mm kalibriert werden. Auch 11mm Mauser Geschosse müssten gut gehen. Allerdings hatte ich auch schon Chassepot die 56mm lange Pappröhrchen benötigt haben. Die Patronenlagerbohrungen waren damals nicht so präzise wie heute, daher die Schwankungen. Ich empfehle die Patronenlagerlänge vor Bau der Papierpatronen zu ermitteln. Die Papierpatronen sind dann richtig in der Länge gebaut, wenn sich der Verschluss mit leichtem Druck schließen lässt. english: Hi, the cardboard sleeves I use are 51mm. I use 11mm Chassepot bullets as can be found on eg**.de. Sizes: -11.5mm in diameter 26mm bullet length -380 grn But they fit better if they are calibrated to 11.46mm. 11mm Mauser bullets should also work well. But I have also had Chassepot rifles that required 56mm cardboard cases. Chamber bores were not as precise back then as they are today, hence the variations. I recommend determining the chamber length before building the paper cartridges. The length of the paper cartridges is correct if the bolt can be closed with light pressure.

Sehr gerne! Ich hoffe es hilft weiter.

@@DrJacks Hast du eigentlich schon eine Möglichkeit gefunden ein Zielfernrohrmontage (zerstörungsfrei) anzubringen?

Hallo, ja die habe ich tatsächlich gefunden. Allerdings wackelt der Prototyp noch zu sehr. Ich muss noch einen zweiten bauen. Ich versuche dazu ein Video zu machen.

So ist es. :D Meine Werkstatt ist tatsächlich in einem alten Badezimmer eingerichtet. So kann ich auch gleich spontan ausbrechende Feuer einfach mit der Dusche löschen XD

@@DrJacks Dachte zuerst, dass du mit "spontan auftretende Feuer löschen" metaphorisch etwas anderes meinst xD Du hattest die Metallpatronen fürs Chassepot angesprochen. Machst du über so ein Umbauset noch ein Video? Besonders die Legalität in Deutschland würde mich interessieren. Einerseits bleibt die Zündnadel erhalten, andererseits ist das Gewehr dann sehr ähnlich zu einem WBK Pflichtigen Gras Gewehr.

@@heavengameful Ja zu den Umbaukits wird noch ein Video kommen. Ich möchte aber inhaltlich hier noch nicht vorgreifen. Aber so viel vorweg: Man kann bei dem Thema Umbaukit durchaus positiv gestimmt sein.

@@DrJacks Danke dir!

Hallo, hier mein Video zu einem der Umbaukits. Viel Spaß! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qNZpYMuYzJureHk.html

This was only a shortening of the other videos. For extended version please watch the other video. Thank you! I am still waiting for some parts of my favorite gun smith to move on. But unfortunately it will still take some time.

Thank you for your question. In the 18th century most of those guns were manufactured for noble men. They liked to pick up the shot game with the bayonet and of course used it to kill game when was not shot accurately. There also existed double barreled percussion war shotguns with bayonet for the first line. They were used by the so called voltigeurs in the Napoleonic wars.

Disassembling worked so far: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fppzi9V_qqfaZYU.html Now I must gather all the parts, that were destroyed during diassembling and then will move on. спасибо за просмотр!

Thank you for your constructive feedback! I will remember it in my upcoming videos!

I had to put it in rust remover for a long time. But I think this week or next week I can start with dissassembling the gun. Thank you!

Boa tarde! Será que poderias responder em Português? Desculpe, más, não sei ler em inglês. Obrigado!!!

@@joaobatistaboenodagama2780 Tive de o banhar em removedor de ferrugem durante muito tempo. Mas esta semana ou na próxima semana vou desmontá-lo.

Valeu, muito obrigado. Assim que fizeres o vídeo da restauração, me mande. Obrigado pela atenção!

I use 12mm paper straws expanded on both ends with a spiral drill atm. As primers I use CCI musket primers, filled wih BP and glued on a thin cardboard. Projectiles are the ones in original 11mm Chassepot size with 380 grs. In near future I will change to a kit which allows you to use metal cases with large pistol primers while still using the needle ignition. This means the needle ignition function is not changed and thus the ignition mode is not changed. So this will bring me some advantages, as you have no more issues with decentered bullets and a higher accuracy to achieve always same black powder load in all cartridges.