How to Build a Flintlock Rifle by Hand and 11 similar items

All of our DVD's are zone 0, which means that they play anywhere in the world. Here is what a fellower aid about this DVD, "Super fast shipping, fine item--thank you!!!" About US; Campbell Films is a small American family business dedicated to the preservation of rare, historical films. Started in 2007 by a father and son, team. They have worked tirelessly to digitize, compile and create truly rare and unique DVD's to share with the world. The son went to film school and father is a veteran with the historical knowledge, so together they assembled the content of Campbell Films. Most likely you'll find things you haven't seen before. . We appreciate your business and hope the films bring you as much joy as they do us! Please note; Buy 2 or more of any of our DVD's per order from our collection, and we will add a free DVD along with this order of similar topic. What's on this DVD; Making a Flintlock Rifle by Hand This film shows how the American colonist's in the 1770's built a flintlock Muzzle Loading rifle by hand. Amazing! 1st Film; "Silver Rifle". This a shortened version of a US Army film on of the US Infantry rifle. Explaining the use of the Army's flintlock musket and the use of the Kentucky rifle during the Revolutionary War. 5 M 2nd Film: "Forging a Barrel". This part shows how the barrel was hand forged, hand welded. rifled, and filed to perfection. 16:59 M 3rd Film; "Building the Lock". This part shows how hand create all of the parts to a flintlock lock. They even create there own screws by hand. 12:45 M 4th Film; "Casting your Brass": This part shows how the smiths cast there brass trigger guard, butt-guard and other parts.4:58 M 5th Film; "Fit and Finish" This part creates the stock and puts the whole gun together. Just Amazing and all done by hand. 23:45 M 6th Film; "Muzzle- Loading Festival" Each year in June, over 1600 folks participate in this festival as muzzle-loader re-enactors, plus many other dress up for the occasion. Fun to see. 5:14 M 7th Films; 1812 Flat Bottom Boats". Early in the 1800's, farmers needed to get their "goods" to New Orleans market. To do that, several farmers would work together and build a "Flat Bottom Boat" The goal was to float there "goods" down the Ohio River, to the Mississippi River, then onto to New Orleans. Of course Flintlock rifle went with them, 10:49 M Product No. CFDVD0285 Thanks for Looking!!! If you are a Veteran, or have a family member that has old pictures, slides, or 16mm /8mm film and you can't afford to get them transferred, contact us and I'll do it for free. As a vet, we support our troops, and our goal is to save old film for future generations.