How to Load and Shoot a Black Powder Revolver

What comes to mind when you imagine a cap & ball revolver? Maybe you think of the wild west or perhaps you imagine combat in the mid 1800s. Regardless of what pictures come to mind, we can all agree that these historical black powder handguns are really cool! Today, we are going to help you participate in the awesome tradition of black powder revolvers. In this video, we will take you through the step-by-step process of how to load and shoot a cap & ball revolver.
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[@howardthompson4677]

I just purchased the Remington Texas model with target sights from you guys also got the loading stand it’s all metal very nice ❤ them both

[@lcpan641200]

There is always a chance of chain firing if you don't put some lube in front of the ball after loading and before firing.

[@joshuariddensdale2126]

I haven't shot any of my black powder revolvers in years. My 1851, 1860, and Walker. But there's a good reason. I have to be stingy with using them, as I can't even buy caps in my state anymore. That's how strict the laws have become.

[@TheSonsOfSimon]

What state is that? That is so crazy.