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Enough 2 B Dangerous
Registrace 4. 12. 2023
We are Mike and Paul, two regular guys from the Pacific Northwest with a little bit of experience in a lot of different areas from automotive to woodwork to the outdoors. Between us we have 9 kids so family is everything! This channel is not meant to be full of tutorials and how to videos, but rather to join the two of us on our adventures in building, fixing and probably breaking a few things. If you ever have a question about something you see here, please reach out and ask. Likewise, if you have any suggestions or criticisms, keep them to yourself.....JK, let us hear it. We are always eager to learn and grow. We're not experts, but we know Enough 2 B Dangerous.
Paul and Mike go to Mountain Man Rendezvous
In this video we go to something called Rendezvous. Rendezvous was a gathering in the early 1800's in the American Rocky Mountains where fur trappers, traders and Native Americans could meet and trade goods to resupply for the year ahead. Today we hold these events all over the country to celebrate those rugged adventurers. Join us as we compete in the skills those men would have used in their daily lives such as black powder rifle, pistol, knife and tomahawk and primitive archery.
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Using the "13 Yard Rule" to Sight in Our Muzzleloaders
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In this video we take our muzzleloaders out to the woods to sight them in using the 13 yard rule. Will it work?......
Shooting Box Ep.5 It's Finally Finished!
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In this episode, we build the trays for the top, make handles, finish sand and stain the upcycled shooting box.
Prepping and Launching the Boat for Summer
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In this video we pull the boat out of winter storage change fluids, clean it inside and out and launch it in preparation for a summer on the water.
Shooting Storage Box Built From Upcycled materials Episode 4
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In this episode we build out the bottom storage compartment on the upcycled shooting box
Shooting Box Made From Salvaged Materials Episode 3
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In this episode we make a little more progress. We assemble the parts we cut in the last episode. Everything is now glued, nailed and attached. It's finally starting to look like what I had envisioned. This project is taking a while, but we are slowly making headway.
Shooting Box ep 2
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In this episode we cut the pieces of the free entertainment center to size, strip off the old finish and cut box joints.
Upcycling free furniture to a new storage box for my muzzleloader supplies EPISODE 1
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In this episode we take apart an entertainment center we got for free from Facebook Marketplace to use as lumber to build a storage box inspired by the American fur trade era
We try to diagnose and fix a strange noise coming from Mike's truck
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Mike's 2004 F150 has a strange squeaking noise coming from the rear end. In this episode we try to track down what is making the noise and see if we can fix it.
Teaching the boys how to make fire with flint and steel
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We show Eli and Isaac how to make a fire with flint and steel and raw materials we find around us in the forest (mostly)
Plumbing: Don't be dumb!
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We address a few Tik Tok trends that are ruining the world
Mike fixes his old wheelbarrow with materials he had lying around the shop
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Making old stuff like new again with basic tools and scrap materials for free
We upgrade the chop saw station
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Paul and Mike are in the wood shop to modify the chop saw station to better fit the rest of the shop
Behind the beards: Intro to Enough 2 B Dangerous
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Behind the beards: Intro to Enough 2 B Dangerous
It was so much fun meeting all the great people at this event.
It was so much fun meeting all the great people at this event.
Where is this at? I must have missed it if you said
We were at Poulsbo Sportsman’s Club in Poulsbo WA. They hold this event every year on the first full weekend in August.
@@Enough2BDangerous awesome. The trail walk/shoot looked awesome. Good job getting kids involved. Just need to get some period outfits now!
Great video! It was great to get to meet you and your families! See you at the next one!
@@paulnelson4318 We can’t wait for the next one!
This is so much fun! Love seeing the kids getting involved!
The whole family had so much fun!
I love these videos! Who is the music artist in the background?
The name of the band is Jacob John. It’s the band of some friends of ours. One of the guitarists is actually mikes brother in law!
Such a beautiful place to sight in a rifle! Where is this?
This is in Capitol forest just southwest of Olympia WA. We LOVE this place, Mike and I have spent a ton of time roaming these woods during hunting season over the years. It is my happy place!
This is awesome!
Thank you so much!
Always thought sight in was at 25 yards
In the past I would always start at 25 and move to 50. We heard about the 13 thing and figured we’d give it a try. As you can see in the video, it didn’t go as we had hoped😂 I’d like to try it again with more powder and see if that makes a difference.
Because we are shooting with the barrel pointing slightly upward so there is an arc in the trajectory. So the bullet or ball is dead on at two distances. One as the ball rises in its arc and again as it falls back through the line of sight. I noticed that if I adjust my sights for 25 yards that my point of impact is almost perfect at 50 yards because of the arc in trajectory . It is a couple of inches low at 75 yards and about four inches low at 100 yards. Where I live most shots are at around 20-25 yards. I seldom have to shoot beyond 50 yards So the 25 yard zero has worked well for me.
Well put, thanks for helping to clear that up
At 74 I have to admit that my eyesight is not as good as it was when it was 20/15 A few things I have noticed is that there are some rules that actually work. One is at 25 yards from a rest a handguns group when a really good shooter is working the trigger... a 5 shot group... throw out the two worst shots and the remaining group will be what a machine can do.. in other words it gets rid of human error and shows what the ammo and gun can do. 7 yards.... not particularly useful except to get on paper. Black powder handguns are much harder to get good groups. I built a kit Hawkins 50 and so did my buddy. Black powder rifles seem... to be accurate right out of the box.
A projectile does not rise as it leaves the barrel. What would make a bullet rise after leaving a level firearm ????? That theory just came from diagrams and drawings over the years. Gravity works immediately after the bullet exits the barrel. The Mythbusters also proved that too.
You make a good point. I agree with you that I have misrepresented science here a little bit. Really what is happening (and where the concept of a “rising” bullet comes from) is just the arc it takes straight from the barrel. Trajectory in relation to line of sight. Sorry about the confusion.
Very cool and very informative. I mostly shoot modern firearms, so I’m familiar with the 50/200 and 36/300 etc zeroes for 5.56 rifles. But the 13/75 zero makes a lot of sense given the slower velocity and heavy projectile of a muzzle loader. My dad wants to build one, so if we do it, this’ll be really helpful when we go to sight it in!
The powder charge can make a big difference as well. Here we were both using 50 grains of fff black powder. In hindsight, 70 grains may have been more appropriate considering the distance
Also, black powder is a completely different experience. I would strongly encourage you to look into it! Waaayyy cheaper too 😂
@@Enough2BDangerous Interesting! I’d be curious to see the point of impact shift with 70 grains versus 50. It looks like a completely different experience, and yeah ammo is expensive! Looks like this is a cheap way to shoot. Do you cast your own projectiles?
@@seann2769 I do. I have a mould for my .54, but I plan on buying one for the .50 soon
Very thorough and you made it look easy!
Super impressive that they started right up!
How much for 450r
They both sold within the first two days!
How much did you sold them @@paulevans9019
This is a nice box concept. Thanks for sharing.
I’m so glad you like it
When you must lay a bottle over on its side like in your old box, put it inside of a heavy freezer ziplock bag and be sure its sealed good. That adds a layer of extra protection. I do this when im traveling with my shampoo bottle in my suitcase. Also, instead of using the bottles with flip up lids, put your liquids in a bottle with a traditional screw on lid that seals well when screwed down good.
All great ideas. In hindsight, it seems so obvious. I don’t know why I didn’t think of that sooner 😂
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Upcycling is definitely my thing. Great idea for a build, looking forward to seeing the next episode1
You and me both!
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Hi ya'll I carry flint&steel edc that is my lighter
I've had people ask me "Why? Lighters are so much easier." They just don't get it.
I can’t wait to see what you guys come up with!