Never built one from the blank up, just parts kit, lots and lots of pain staking work, this is the most in depth work I’ve seen, highly appreciated very, very educational.
Black powder been in my blood since I was 12, and purchased my very first Muzzleloader from a shoot in Friendship Indiana. That was 51 years ago!

My inner armorer had a slight stroke watching you take that lock apart on a dusty bench😂 Love the series so far.

Makes me proud to be a Pennslytuckian

Never done any sort of woodwork in my life but here’s youtube giving this to me as a recommendation. Looking forward to seeing how this turns out.

Is it just me or is it strange having this guy talk about modern products while he looks like he belongs in the hills making his own rifle after his broke in the 1800s

Russian from love.Im live in Russian, look this chanal, you Great Master❤

Owning a flintlock is on of my dreams
Sadly in my home country that I’m living right now owning any sort of gun is forbidden
So hope one day i could get that gun….

failing eyesight put an end to my shooting days, but watching you work your craftmanship was highly relaxing. Thank you.

Thanks for the great videos. I was just looking at a swamped barrel and curly maple blank I bought way back in '91. Have all the parts I need just never got to it. Now is the time and your videos will sure help inspire me.

All without power tools beautiful I love it

you are a great teacher!

That’s a lot of precision hand sawing. Very impressive work.

my grand father used to tell me "every animal has enough brains to tan it's own hide." glad to see someone else learned it as well.

Someone get this man a floor fan

These are the best videos man. Please make more .

Great content and historical educational

Interesting and educational job... Love from India🇮🇳

I can't give you enough thumbs up!  Great job!

Your videos are great! They are so detailed that it makes me think I might be able to do this. Keep up the great work.

Theses are great videos.  Very well presented material .  I don't think anyone would fault you for having an air conditioner.  It looks brutally humid...  Keep up the good work!