Converting and shooting your musket Plains Indian style

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  • DAS HUGH!

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    Wow. Pretty cool video. I had no idea they did all those type mods to their guns. They adapted fast! I'm nearly half Choctaw Warrior Nation. I like seeing how my ancestors lived. Good stuff!

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    Found this little video in the land of the tubes of you on the way to other things. Pretty cool.



    Bad ass. Hard to argue with that kind of logic at 30 mph bouncing around on a horse... "we're just gonna drill this out and dump this in, eliminate half a dozen steps in the process... and spit these in there and by golly you better watch the F out..."
     

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    I bet the reservations still have these modified versions stashed somewhere
     

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    I wonder how much of that lead shot got swallowed! Nowadays Copperhead BB's would be better. Cheaper, available anywhere, non toxic and higher penetration. Could even use small rounded creek gravel. Only thing would have to manufacture would be chicken poop black powder. Just eliminating the need for primers and cases would make it worthwhile. I wouldn't mind trying to recreate something like this. Eliminates half a dozen loading steps, sure, but also eliminates bullet molds, the need for lead and ramrods. The end product, a 30 yard shotgun, was probably super lightweight
     
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    DAS HUGH!

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    Very true. Kind of the perfect apocalypse guns lol. Plus you get a smoke screen too. After a few shots of these I bet you'd couldn't see jack lol

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    The name of those conversations were Blanket guns..


    They do show up for auction now & then


    But it seems in the old west everyone cut down barrels. According to lore 2 of the 4 lawmen who received long barrels pistols from Buntline. (Like the gun that Wyatt Earp carried) could not wait to cut down the barrels to a usable length.
     
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