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Gungeek
Canada
Приєднався 29 жов 2006
Account to show rifle,pistol and maybe some shotgun shooting ..plus other gun/hobby related things.
Sizing 32-20 cases excessively
The Lee 32-20 FL dies appear to size cases way too much, is there others that can be used?
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Відео
7/8 Lee Slug 12ga. Black Powder loads
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the did shoot well but crazy plastic fouling x)
Mac Electrician Knife
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The work knife from Italy. www.mac-coltellerie.it/en/product/57/697e.html Blade: stainless steel - W 1.4116 Hardness: 55-56HRC • Thickness: 2,5 mm - 0.098” • Weight: 85 g - 3 oz Handle material: Nylon reinforced with glass fiber Knife length: 19 cm - 7.48" Blade length: 8 cm - 3.14" Info: Electrician knife
Dollarama Patch Knife
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Making a patch knife from a Dollarama kitchen knife :)
CVA Blazer .50 cal, in-line Muzzleloader
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The semi strange early in-line muzzleloader.
Very Rotten RA H 18 30-06
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Some very old & rotten Remington 1906 ball from 1918. Not totally sure why they went like this, the powder still smells fine when you pull them down, just bad storage perhaps.
Brunswick Golden Smoked Sardine Fillets
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Brunswick Golden Smoked Sardine Fillets
Polish Brunswick Sardines In Soya Oil
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Polish Brunswick Sardines In Soya Oil
Brunswick Sardine Fillets Lemon & Cracked Pepper
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Brunswick Sardine Fillets Lemon & Cracked Pepper
The stock is very pretty, I prefer it over Walnut
The gunstock is made of birch wood.
Tramontinas are the best in my opinion. Imacasas are great, but Tramontinas just perform so well and they are inexpensive too but quality.
This was hilarious 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Good decoration on my wall lol...never tried it. But in other video it showed blade is of poor quality metal. Obvious for price
very soft steel but its good for light duty
Nice Review Of the Flashlight I got the same one today at my local dollarama store
its holding up so far :)
Have you tried any 32-20 bullets in you Ross rifle, to see if you could get it to group?
Pretty good that you've accumulated all the .32 dies to make this video possible. Impressive.👍
i got the 7.62 nagant dies by mistake they came with my 32-20 set. :)
I do like that round
one of my favs :)
Seems like every chamber is it's own thing.
yeah we do have a mixture of factory and home made chambers but i do think they do vary a bit with these older rounds.
Scott, I like how you address this issue about over working your case necks, so many chambers in rifles, Manufacture to manufacture cast a wide net on what they ream their chamber necks to. I enjoy how you bring to the table that hand crafting your ammunition can be a larger world than you expected. Peace out - Dave
very true :) ,making ammo for large or odd ball chambers is far from straight forward.
Hi Dave
@@cmasailor Hey dude.
'I'm gonna shoot my pistol, gonna shoot my gatling gun. I'm gonna shoot my pistol, gotta shoot my gatling gun. You made me love you, now your man have come. Ahoh, baby, where you stayed last night. Ahah, baby, where you stayed last night. You got your hair all tangled and you ain't talking right. I got a .32-20, got to make the caps alright.' (old Yanker song). ... Obviously, Yankers had a different perspective on the possible usages of the venerable 32-20, than the peaceable Canucks. ... When I visited Canada, more than 50 years ago in an old car, the Mounties at the border asked us, "Where are you guys going?" They asked if we had any money, as though we might rob a bank Canada for some trip money. ... Plus, a BIG Mountie (Bigger than a Moose) poked around in the old car. [Just maybe looking for Yanker shootin' irons.]
hahaha great comment :)
Wtf just happened, and why did I have flashbacks of manilla Bay
Pretty kow pressure round arent they?the body wouldnt be blown out to much. Gd vid though. Ibe never owned a 3220.. My friend has a 73 Winchester chambered in it. Fired a couple out of it.. Cool caliber.
most of the stuff we load is very low pressure but it can be loaded up to about like 30 carbine.
32-20 is an interesting beast.. almost bought a Hand Ejector a while back but decided against it , I think I made the right choice. Thanks for sharing
one of my fav rounds :)
@@Gungeek Buddy of mine is looking to make himself a "Rook rifle” , this would be the perfect round.
@@guaporeturns9472 its right in the rook rifle range for sure, i was thinking that 327 magnum would a nice round for that also.
@@Gungeek Would be perfect
I agree the case mouth is more important as that's were I'm seeing cracks after 2 or 3 shots. As soon as I get to the range I'll have some cases to mesure.
will be interesting.
Tastes so bad. I suspect they blended entire pomegranates, seeds and skin, and then squeezed out the juice from that pulp. Almost not drinkable.
i think it best to mix with other things
It's considered a bird rifle. They have some sort of grouse the shoot with small rifles. 222 remington is popular for that too. I just picked up one of these at an auction for cheap. Glad I found your video
very true
i got them today on sale for $22 they dont seem too bad, ive bought cheaper worse quality knives for more lol. maybe 10 years ago i was at lowes or home depot and they had a bin full of folding knives and had 2 different types in it, they were hart brand. i googled it and they are called hart tactical set but ive had them since and they are pretty solid knives and i think were $5 each?
these are a pretty good buy on sale :)
@@Gungeek i thought so too, some of the other knives canadian tire had were closer to 100 and alot of them looked just as cheap. i like the weight and feel of the lx 272 and the color of it. i also like the shape of the 273 so i like to think they are pretty good knives for the price!
@@lacrosseguy108 the huntshield edc folder and the buck 311 are both good knives on sale also :)
Just eating this on toast after putting it under grill until hot. Lovely it is… often buy it. My can says it’s packed in china. ( bought in UK) So - grill it on toast takes it to a higher elevation for sure.
sounds good
I had a grayhawk growing up. 50 call . I used 100gr pyrodex 275 gr lubed maxihunter miniballs. They make a offset scope mount for it. If I had it today I'd use semibuckhorns.
that sounds like a good load :) , i have seen the base for it but never had one.
Working class Europeans-- especially Frenchmen-- swear by those knives.
reason its been around so long i guess :)
Use a Wad Instead Of Putting The Plastic In
just have a bit of plastic to clean :)
Your Luke warm assessment ALMOST had me fired up about your video...😌
ok?
Sharpen that can opener edge, hack saw and smooth out some spork slots on the end, grind an 90 degree edge on the spine and that thing would be an excellent meal multitool
that would work
They're good cheap folders, but if you want a good cheap fixed blade...It's Mora for me.
yeah i do like the moras also :)
Opinels are excellent knives for the price. The No. 8 size "Garden Knife" has a stainless spear point blade so it's very good for food prep and opening packages. And according to the instructions it works on lettuce too!😁
is that the one with the different handle also?
@@Gungeek Yes, that's the one. Sometimes you can find a good price on a Bulgaria made Manly Wasp or Comrade - the blade shape & thinness allows these to be good slicers too. More expensive (4X) than a Opinel but the cheapest entry if you want to try a CPM super steel.
@@emilychippie2771 very cool thanks :)
@@emilychippie2771 those are nice looking knives 😃
@@GungeekThere's a Manly factory tour video on Ytube. Interesting to see that they do a cryogenic blade quench - so they aren't above doing a bit of extra work to get a few points in hardness. Its nice to see they are making an effort to get blade performance instead of flash. FYI, You need diamond stones to sharpen S90V - everything else isn't hard enough. The Patriot is pretty nice fixed blade too. The kydex sheath is high ride and tight to the body so it stays out of the way. Comes with wood scale option too for the traditionalist. 😉 Thanks for entertaining the discussion, Cheers,
Scott, I'm always the guy who looks for quality and value in one package. It's just smart shopping and money management. like milsurp rifles, many of those rifles have quality and features a person would pay a lot of money for these days, they are fun to collect as well. Just like those Opinel Knives. - peace out dude - Dave
youre very right :)
I've had several, one of my favorite apple slicing knifes. No pocket knife slices an apple as well or as effortlessly, some come close. And it's light. A little bulky, and they sometimes open in your pocket when they dry out and get loose, so... get em wet now and then to stiffen em up or they'll open in yer pocket and poke yer pecker.i don't carry them as much as I used to. More of a jacket pocket knife now
i still carry the 7 around once and awhile :) it stays shut with the lock ring pretty good ,
Nice knife, GunGeek. ... The Big Opinel knife in the pocket would have all the gals saying, 'Are you carrying the Big Opinel or are you just happy to see me?' ... My brother's father-in-law would favor using a car-bone bladed, Opinel knife, when we'd go out fishing together. ... The car-bone blades will furiously rust, if they get wet and neglected. ... He'd use hardware store 3 in 1 oil to clean up and lubricate the rusted knife. ... His Opinel would be left locked open and used for bait slicing, while fishing. ... I always told him; he'd catch more fish if he soaked the knife in hog-grease or fish oil, rather than petroleum oil. ... But, when do old geezers ever listen to young whippersnappers? ... The knives were so inexpensive, that he'd just buy a new one, when the one he had was too rusty. [The Opinel is a great inexpensive knife for impressing the gals at the local bistro.]
great story :) totally true the inexpensive knives sure do get neglected.
I think your load is way to light for the weight of the ball. Actual muzzeloaders use from 50-100 grains of blackpowder. My .32 muzzeloader used 25 grains of blackpowder. Goodluck
i think the plan was very light plinking loads but it didnt work anyway lol
If you were to consider the Lee slug mold, the 7/8 is the one to get. seems it will out shoot the 1 oz slug, I have the 1 oz mold and the best it will do is 4 inches at 50 yards. good video - Dave
I can get the 1oz slugs to try but yeah have never heard much great about them. :)
@@Gungeek Scott, if there was a way, I would send you the mold I have, you could have it.
@@thorsaxe5881 the shipping would be more than it worth lol 😄
Anyone, reloading their own shells, never >saves anyone money. ... The reloader just ends up shooting a lot more shells for the >same amount of money being spent; even when factoring in the price of the typical reloading equipment, which will last for years. ... GunGeek could rename is channel to escape the All Searching Eyes (AKA AI) by adding a tagline, which says, "Stretching Loonies and Dollars for collecting the real big Bucks!"
good tagline :)
'Shotshells can be successfully loaded without any kind of a traditional wad column-fiber or plastic-between the powder and shot.' ... Maybe, a cushioning effect can be obtained by a 'ground-up' wood product. At, >Shooting Sporstman, T Roster, Wadless Shotshells. ... In the far frigid north, there must be a huge amount of wood sawdust, that can be utilized. No need to use 'ground-up' purchased Walnut Shells. ... When I was young, the old paper buckshot and slug shells were still available on the store shelves. [Cardboard worked fine. I punch out my own cardboard wards for my blackpowder rifle. They work fine and still deliver accuracy. ... A prepping idea for these dire times, and to leave a cleaner shooting barrel. The 'fire flash' with a rough ground sawdust would be spectacular!] ... The 'wood medium' surrounds the projectile(s).
They still make this style press but it's a 4 die configuration.
interesting :)
Just curious; can you tell us what gun you traded for the F150?👍
hahaha 🤣
Love the sound..Its perfect!
these old actions do have a great sound :)
Fiber wads and cards i use..ill cut cup off and seat a slug in it. Yeah youll notice after a few rounds the recoil and head of the chamber will have significant build up. 60gr of 1f Prob be under 1000fps. I loaded 90gr of pyrodex and the Lyman slug before. And it wasnt hitting 1300fps.out of a cyl bore . waxed cards and wads are what ill use now. I'll put a round ball or slug in a plastic cup. The hard cards keep the plastic cup from melting. Any cup off a std 12g or whatever gauge gun your using will suffice, though the 1 oz or 7/8oz wads with shorter petals seemed to do better than taller ones.
i like how it all fits together with no messing about, its fine if you can put up with the plastic fouling.
should do a vidya on loading those.
@@Gungeek maybe when weather cools down
@@rodsvintagesxschannel.3095 it's not that hot today 😆
@@Gungeek its 30 deg here.heat advisory.i have no AC here
Plastic wads and BP sure do generate crazy amounts of plastic fouling. Those make a nice looking load. Another hull that might be good for that application is the federal "buckshot" hull, it has even more room in it than the Gold Medal hull has.
i guess i could take the funnel and water to the range and clean it out, every few shots 🙃
In denmark you kan find guns like that all over Old houses and forest
be that these guns were very affordable and a 22lr is one of the most useful calibers i can see why they are common :)
Great patina truck !!! From an era when you didn't have to be an "AI Bot" to work on them. That thing is awesome and it probably has a carburetor : ).
You got that right!
I’m not sure why I’ve watched this 5 times or more hahah waiting on the next review
haha , they do have that new K-crunch there i could do a video on that?
@@Gungeek I haven’t seen that yet
Now rub the whole truck down with linseed oil, Flowtrol, or mineral oil. It will bring all that faded paint back to life, and keep it from rusting. She'll look like a million bucks. I did it with mineral oil on my 62 Volvo PV544 and it went from dull gray to the original black.
that sounds great :)
Scott, Idk, there is reality, at truck is what it is, it's not a toy, it was built for the average person so they can do the work of why a person would need a truck. there is a culture of mind set where (to them) it is just a form of a car used just for transportation. Trucks are handy for the do it yourselfers, yard work, home improvement, getting your wood in for the winter and so on, or you have something that requires towing. There is nothing wrong with have an older Truck, in a lot of ways it is advantage, and as long as you can bend wrenches on it to fix it, without all the electronic computerized crap, that make's it worth so much more. Good video. Dave
i totally agree :)
GunGeek sure knows how to stretch the Loonies. ... The Great GunGeek knows how to make a vehicle last. ... The old truck is just what a man needs to haul around the wood needed for the winter, in the Far Frigid North. ... I had a 1985 Ford Ranger the same blue color. The paint peeled off in some places. I simply 'spray' painted the spots, when the paint disappeared. = Made the vehicle look like it belonged to an American Hick. ... The ultimate reason so many vehicles in the period had peeling paint was the USA, Environmental Protection Agency; the EPA made the car companies 'tinker' with their formula to protect the Earth. ... According to the Internet, it seems, GunGeek's truck is just old and cold, with no underlying paint problem. ... The weather in the Far Frigid North is harsher on Iron and Steel, >than the tough men, women, children and sled dogs of the Far North.
Thumbs up. ... I didn't know the name of the part of a truck car until now.
yeah some years did have real bad paint this isnt too bad for 43 years old lol
Looks good
not bad for its age i would say ;)
I would think there is a drain hole in there somewhere! Hey can you do a video on your house wood stove? Maybe your first fire up for the year!
i guess i could do a vid on the wood stove :)
It's 1/2 way to being a camouflage paint scheme now.
haha yes
Yup I to have a yard truck , Also a camp truck 👍
good to have :)
Excellent deal! I like the Grohmann knives, always have. #3 is my steady.
the #3 is a great knife :)
I loved sardines as a kid. just bought these, want to see what they look like, taste like...
i think they are one of their better ones :)
@@Gungeek thnx
Gungeek, I haven't shot my old Renegade .50 cal. in decades do ya have a powder load with Pyrodex ? At least to start with ? I forgot what I used maybe 80 grains about sound right ? thanks MB ..
With 2f black i used 60 grains by volume for target loads in my 50 and 54 cals. are you using pyrodex RS? ball or conicals ?
@@Gungeek , yep RS have .50 cal. lead balls n conicals . I was thinking 60-80 grains ?
@@MegaBait1616 yeah 60-80gr in your volume measure should be a good start :)