In this "Historical Supplement" further discussion of my trip to the townships, The Needham, The Fenian Cannon and the Historical Shooting Experiments that were conducted.

A very Happy Christmas to you and yours!

Another effort with "hobby-grade" effects to demonstrate the way fire was delivered with the Enfield in the 1850s and 1860s.

Another round of moving and shooting with the Parker Hale P53 and its paper cartridge.

Some points about the rifle and techniques for shooting to potential...

Some shooting during the course of the weekend. Sit back and enjoy the music and the white smoke.

Some clips from the 2014 British Militaria Forum Alberta Shoot

We continue the examination of shooting with Great War respirators.

Some observations on getting the most out of your Enfield-style Paper Cartridge.

Some more of the Lee Metford Mk I, used with it's accompanying equipment, the P1888 Valise Equipment (Slade Wallace)

I have had a few suggestions and requests to incorporate a "uniform" into the shooting practices.... so I threw this one together.... Hope it fits the bill...

Here we dicuss and examine the experience of using Great War style anti gas equipment with regards to shooting.

Here, we delve into what could have been had the powers that be decided not to withdrawl the spare magazine for use with the Mk I Lee Metford.

The Inkerman series concludes with Part 5.

A look at some of the "Field Practices" as shot during the service life of the Martinin Henry

An introduction to the iconic British and Empire light machine gun

A simple shoot designed around historical ammunition and targetry. Bring your Pritchett bullets! The shoot is detailed and hosted on the British Militaria Forums http://britishmilitariaforums.yuku.com in the Flint and Percussion Board. If you have a Pritchett mould then give it a go... Use any En...

A little bit of history as background to the loading and shooting of this little know type of muzzleloading rifle.

A falling plate shoot with the Mk I Lee-Metford.