(X) New England Colonial Living History Group 1680-1760 Trailer

The Flintlock Fusil.

How To Throw A Tomahawk For beginners By Keith H. Burgess Part Two

How To Throw A Tomahawk For beginners By Keith H Burgess Part One

Tomahawk Throwing.

The Flintlock Fusil.

Gone Fishing.

Making 18th Century Spunks.

Forest Walk 2. PART 1. Wet weather fire lighting & other stuff. DVD.

Candle and Tinder Fire Lighting.

Making Woodland Indian Centre Seam Moccasins. Pattern Making. Part 1. DVD

Festivities Located at the Camp Blount Historic Site

 Festivities Located at the Camp Blount Historic Site

"To subsist an Army well": Soldiers' Cooking Equipment during the American War for Independence.

https://www.academia.edu/14095592/_To_subsist_an_Army_well_Soldiers_Cooking_Equipment_during_the_American_War_for_Independence?email_work_card=view-paper

 

PART TWO. The Cleaning & Maintainance Of A Muzzle-Loading Gun.

PART ONE. The Cleaning & Maintainance Of A Muzzle-Loading Gun.

 

"The load a soldier generally carries during a campaign … " The British Soldier's Burden in the American War for Independence

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Meeting At Dragon's Claw By Keith H Burgess

After the Mourning Wars: The Iroquois as Allies in Colonial North American Campaigns, 1676-1760

Jon Parmenter

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Colonial America,

Neutrality,

New France,

Iroquois Indians,

Colonial American Military

 ...more ▾

Involvement as allies in imperial conflicts from 1676 to 1760 represented a revolutionary change in Iroquoian approaches to warfare. Allied military activity represented a key form of Iroquois engagement with the intensifying Anglo-French rivalry on the periphery of their homelands and yielded a new repertoire of social, political, and military benefits to the League. 

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Making Dipped Candles.

My Blades Part Two A Large Opinel Clasp Knife Converted To An 18th Centu...

My Blades Part One An Update By Keith H Burgess

Fitting A Flint In A Flintlock Pistol By Keith H Burgess

Lightening My Pack Part Two The Shot Pouch By Keith H Burgess

Fitting A Smaller Flint In A Large Lock On A Flintlock Fusil By Keith H ...

Lightening My Pack Part One By Keith H Burgess

Sunken ship from the Hanseatic period

A Woodsrunner's Day By Keith H Burgess Part Four

A Woodsrunner's Day By Keith H Burgess Part Three

A Woodsrunner's Day By Keith H Burgess Part Two

A Woodsrunner's Day By Keith H Burgess Part One

“With my pack and large blanket at my back …”: British and American Officers’ Equipage and Campaign Gear

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How I Lay My Fire By Keith H. Burgess. DVD.

Making Camp

The Flintlock Fusil.

The 18th Century Shot Pouch.

Gunpowder Tinder

Making Cordage From Plant Fibre.

(X) New England Colonial Living History Group 1680-1760 Trailer

"Where Our Ancestors Once Passed" by Robert Griffing;

 LORD NELSON'S GALLERY Est. 1990

17 Chambersburg St. Gettysburg PA 17325 | 800-664-9797

web: www.lordnelsons.com | email: info@lordnelsons.com

"A Good Day for Trade" by Robert Griffing;

LORD NELSON'S GALLERY Est. 1990

17 Chambersburg St. Gettysburg PA 17325 | 800-664-9797

web: www.lordnelsons.com | email: info@lordnelsons.com

 

Blade Sharpening.

Making Dipped Candles DVD.

Making Camp

Gear On A Budget By Keith H Burgess PART TWO

VERY PLEASING TO BE NOMINATED & QUITE AN HONOUR, BUT I LIVE IN AUSTRALIA :)

 VERY PLEASING TO BE NOMINATED & QUITE AN HONOUR, BUT I LIVE IN AUSTRALIA :)

The Housewife or Hussif.

Fort Dobbs: War For Empire

Crios Cords: traditional Irish woven belts

image David Shaw-Smith

http://irisharchaeology.ie/2014/09/crios-cords-traditional-irish-woven-belts/

 

Getting Back Into Archery With A 50LB Recurve Bow By Keith H Burgess

18th Century Wilderness Living By Keith H Burgess. Part 4.

National Shooting Council - 2022 election campaign

Making A Tomahawk Helve.

How To Throw A Tomahawk For beginners By Keith H. Burgess Part Two

How To Throw A Tomahawk For beginners By Keith H Burgess Part One

Tomahawk Throwing.

Making & Fitting An Arrow Head Made from A Spoon Cold Forged Part Three ...

Making & Fitting An Arrow Head Made from A Spoon Cold Forged Part Two By...

Making & Fitting Arrow Heads Made From Spoons Cold Forging Part One By K...

NEW FIREARMS LEGISLATION PLANNED FOR NSW.

https://www.shootersfishersandfarmers.org.au/edwards_inquest_findings 

EDWARDS INQUEST FINDINGS

POSTED ON JANUARY 28, 2022

Based on the gross failures of management, governance, and service at the Firearms Registry, here is what the NSW Police are lining LAFO's up for.

A confidential report was leaked to the SFF by a concerned club official, who was told not to share it with members.

 

The Shooters Fishers and Farmers were not allowed to see this or get a copy.

This latest attack by Government and the NSW Police intends to hold LAFO's responsible for the failings and poor management of the FAR under former Commissioner Fuller.

No one has been punished for the failures of the FAR, its delays, unprofessionalism and breach of our trust. The FAR needs new management and a staff cleanout.

As they say, never let a tragedy go by without blaming the victims of Regulation.

Let's be clear we are overregulated already. This report outlines, amongst other punitive measures which the Government supports;

• Revoke the use of P650s for testing and unlicensed range use,
• Require all Firearms Clubs to inform the FAR if they have refused a person membership and reasons,
• Introduce a statutory limit on what kind and numbers of firearms can be owned,
• Police to have powers to seize firearms registered to the licence holder following the licence holders death,
• Require a person to provide fingerprints to NSWPF,
• Grant the Commissioner authority to limit licences based on a shooters age,
• Create criteria to limit, control and eliminate Peak Firearms Associations,
• Require the use of online and only online interaction with the FAR; this is designed to strangle shooter and club interaction,
• Criminalise the possession of firearm parts, not actual firearms or parts already defined under the law as "firearms",
• Require a person to pass a probity check before becoming a firearms club executive and refuse approval of a firearms club or to revoke the status of a club, where a club executive fails the probity requirements,
• Create Regulation making power to prescribe eligibility criteria for firearms dealers,
• Create a Regulation-making power to prescribe safe storage requirements for firearms during transit for manufacture or competitions.

Read a copy of the findings here:

Edwards Inquest Finding Part 1

Edwards Inquest Finding Part 2

Field Preparation Of Plant Tinder For Use With Flint & Steel By Charring.

Reading Glass Fire Lighting..wmv

Firelock fire Lighting.

Recognising/Identifying Punk Wood & More By Keith H. Burgess Part One..wmv

Making Camp

The Fire Bag.

Field Preparation Of Plant Tinder For Use With Flint & Steel By Charring.

No Charcloth Flint & Steel Fire Lighting..wmv