This is an interesting documentary on Daniel Boone and the Shawnee.
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"Into the Wilderness" Episode Daniel Boon
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Looks like a good one, thanks.
Johnny Tremain
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Saw it a month of so ago. Was stuck to the screen.
Thanks for the heads up! Just finished watching it. I think I saw a few percussion locks in there, but I didn't back up and pause it so I could be 'that guy'.
Looks like I'll be watching a few more of this series.
Looks like I'll be watching a few more of this series.
Yes, a cap lock was in there and all the flintlocks were firing with the frizzen opened. (At least they weren’t “modified” Trapdoor Springfields LOL) I just look beyond those predictable issues and enjoy the film in the bigger picture. It’s a pretty good productions in that regard.
THANKS watch it all.
Kentuckyjed
.45, .50, .62 cal.
Yep, saw the kerosene lamp at Fort Boonesboro, I just figured they were made by Mr. Dietz who was a settler there. Good show though.
Well....it doesn't get high marks for authenticity. So far I have seen a rifle with a percussion hammer, a Sharps and now the Stars and Bars being raised - in the 18th century!! John Wayne movies often featured firearms that had not been invented yet but this flick desperately needed a technical advisor, Or one of us.
