The Hall flintlock breech loading rifle - cartridges, instructions and ballistics

This is the 2nd part of the Hall rifle history video. This chapter focuses on the service cartridges and charges of the Hall rifle, and gives an insight about its contemporary use based on such primary sources as the 1816 and 1826 manuals for the rifle written by the designer himself. I give an accurate picture about the external ballistics of the rifle. Please support us on Patreon for exclusive content: You can also find us at the History of Weapons and War platform: Chapters: 0:00 Hall’s recommendations on the charge of the rifle 2:04 Using the Hall combination flask 5:17 Rifleman’s accoutrements 6:53 40m target shooting with service charge 12:28 Making cartridges for the Hall rifle in the field 20:32 Recreating the muzzle velocity 27:19 External ballistics 28:22 Terminal ballistics 28:47 Mad minute using the Hall combination flask 33:17 The sharpshooting position 34:43 80m target shooting with the service charge
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