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Greetings muzzleloader friends! On the topic of flintlock rifles, within this video you will find beautiful silver inlay work, ivory adornments, a fine double barrel, and an exquisite example of a J.J. Henry with stock repair. It’s currently -10° here in Northwest Montana as we remain nearly...

Shake the mothballs out of your capotes ladies and gentlemen, winter is approaching... As always, thank you all for your support within the forum!!

Welcome, also from Montana!

It definitely is--love it or hate it. I'll say multiple people who initially saw my gun did not like it. Once they heard the history and I let them shoot it they had a change of heart. But overall, most do as it does sort of pop. And thanks for supporting our channel! -Alina

Because it was generally a milk paint, alot of the painted trade guns chipped and wore away over time. Especially with the more excessive use they went through back then. This perhaps contributes to why there are hardly any painted guns in pristine condition in museums today.

Absolutely! I'm currently about halfway done with a video for the Folk Firearms Collective channel that is strictly about the blue trade gun. I'll post a link when I've completed:) -Alina

Thank you! No editing whatsoever on shooting. The only time I'll ever edit a shot is to slow motion it. And thank you for video suggestions, we just may do that!

Here's our new one as promised! -Alina

I'm so glad you enjoy it. I'd love to see pictures of your red trade gun!

Welcome, from Montana! So many knowledgeable folks here Im sure you'll get the answers you need

Love the fall foliage. Good times had -Alina

Thanks forgetting us know, I'll be looking for it! -Alina

Welcome, from Montana!

Yes unfortunately we had to take it down the first time during the premiere to adjust resolution settings, our mistake. We will be releasing a video on my blue trade gun in the next couple weeks to discuss it and showcase it a bit. It's my new favorite. Lots of stuff lined up and certainly a...

Cried a little inside trying to scrimshaw my horn with tendon and wrist pain...that's my day so far lol!

New Mexico, on my bucket list of places to go. Welcome, from Montana!

In our email communications when we requested permission to use his music, he is as nice as they come. So we enjoy supporting him!

We greatly appreciate the feedback and support! We have so much fun making these and so when someone else enjoys them too, it truly makes it all worth it. Thank you!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCn83K8gXVo It is always an honor to partake in muzzleloader shoots amongst the finest here in Montana. I am grateful to Master Gunsmith Clay Smith for the incredible work he put into my trade gun. It is my hope here that you may all enjoy the artistry contained...

Ive been zooming in and staring at that little horn for well over 5 minutes. What a beautiful, and most remarkable thing to have. As a fellow lover of miniature things, I can appreciate your mothers fondness of them. How special that the artisan was her son. May nothing but love and serenity...