I love watching Cap and Ball . GOD Bless you.

Live and learn, Hope you heal up good.

great nfo well said.You are the Bob Ross of frugal prepping.Thanks!

Cap and Ball is an awesome channel!

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

3 жыл бұрын

*_Yes it is I really enjoy watching his videos._*

@chrismead1464

3 жыл бұрын

@@LivingFrugalAndPrepping History and guns. You can't beat that.

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrismead1464 You bet, I've been really getting into the history. Here is another Channel you might enjoy watching. kzread.info/dron/OrzQir9WP9UpH8qtWx_ppw.html

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

3 жыл бұрын

@@chrismead1464 I will be filming a new video today. Featuring a nice fun little item I picked up.

@chrismead1464

3 жыл бұрын

@@LivingFrugalAndPrepping yep, been subbed to his channel for a while.

I hope your burns are healing (or should I say healed). I've had powder burns and they are no fun. And, thank you for the great tutorial!

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

3 жыл бұрын

** Well thank you for stopping by and watching my video. And yes the burns healed up and yes they are painful.

Theres about a dozen cartridge former now that Cliff Manley re-invented then and someone realized that a person could 3D print them. Everyone is making a buck off Cliff Manley now. I've tried a few and I like the "cap and ball" version the best. The rest are cheaply made but over priced. The cap and ball version is very cheap price. But unfortunately the price doubles because of the shipping from there. I do agree that is also a great channel. Lots of historical content and top notch presentation.

look great! thanks for the lesson.

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

3 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Awesome video man! I love your videos!

Thanks, helpful video

I found this very helpful, thank you.

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you found it helpful. I made some cartridges about 6 months ago. I will be making a video. To see if you're still fired. Thank you for watching, have a great day and stay prepared.

Been watching a lot of video, here on yt, got to say your method seems to be the easiest of all. Thanks for showing us your method.

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, and thank you for watching . Hope you have a great day and stay prepared . PS. Keep watching, and in the next couple of weeks. I'll be making black powder for the my first time.

@joelseymour6372

Жыл бұрын

I will watch for that video as I am interested in making bp one day. Good luck and be safe making it.

Thanks!

Why are there two different sizes of the paper cartridges forms? Thanks.

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

3 жыл бұрын

*_For different powder charges. _*

Great info!! Real helpful, thanks a lot!!

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you And Thank you for watching. Hopefully in a month or two, I'll be making black powder. For my first time.

Wow, thanks for that. Always wondered how these got made.

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

3 жыл бұрын

I never knew they existed until I got into black powder. Thank you for watching, have a great day and stay prepared.

Good video but next time you put gun powder in an ashtray thats used by a smoker, don't tell anybody.

Front disclaimer is stupid ... of course, guns and gunpowder are dangerous! Anyone doing this will already know!!!

12:36 Hi, how many grains cornmeal are you using ?

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

Жыл бұрын

Approximately 5 .

You said you have a brass frame revolver and that's the reason why you load 15 grains, may I suggest a steel one? Stainless steel (corrosion proof, but still clean them of course) revolvers from Pietta or Pedersoli for example can go up to 35 grains of powder (manufacturer's limits, I think the recommended for .44 is between 15 and 35) but where I'm from nobody loads any more than 24 as any more would be a waste of powder for the most common shooting distances which don't need anywhere near 35 grains

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

2 жыл бұрын

Yes eventually I plan on getting a steel frame. But at time that was all I was able to afford.

No i never how to get everything to make them

I don't think they used stick glue to make there cartridges in the 1800's 🤣

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

2 жыл бұрын

No they probably used a dry wheat paste.

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

2 жыл бұрын

Well I just looked this up. This is what I found. ( A glue made of sodium silicate was used by the Colt Manufacturing Company to hold the bullet to the cartridge, as well as seal the paper part. )

Made 100 of them today

@LivingFrugalAndPrepping

3 жыл бұрын

*_Just uploaded a new video on how to make your own percussion caps. That's what I need to do is sit down and make a bunch of them._*

@bentalbert350

3 жыл бұрын

@@LivingFrugalAndPrepping I've just started making my own, I'm surprised how well they work

@kimballwmason3040

2 жыл бұрын

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