Recommended gun building cd’s?

[40calFlintlock]

Three years ago, I posed the question what flintlock rifle kit to purchase. The response from the forum was to go with Jim Chambers kits.
Yesterday, I met Jim Chambers and his daughter Barbie. Barbie gave me a grand tour of Jim’s work area, their business and let me shoulder a gorgeous Early Lancaster flintlock rifle and a gorgeous York flintlock rifle. The Early Lancaster fit like it was custom-made for me, so I purchased the kit sans barrel. They did not have a .58cal barrel.
I have read Building the Pennsylvania longrifle and Gunsmiths of Grenville County books. My question is are there any recommendations for flintlock rifle building cd’s? I’ve watched numerous YouTube videos on the subject, but it’s hard to pick up details in a 3-5min video.
Thank you for your help!

 

[billraby]

Bill Raby - YouTube

I made some You Tube videos building rifles. Each series goes into detail of every little step along the way. Its You Tube but it is a bit longer than 3 to 5 minutes. The Lancaster Rifle series ended up being something like 35 hours in total. I hope that it is what you are looking for.

 

[LawrenceA]

Bill's are the way to go.
I bought the video Chambers sells and it does not compare to what Bill has done. There are other building videos that show alternative methods and sequences which are very good but Bill's are the most instructive ones I have found.
look at:
duelist1954
Homemade History
as well

Let google be your friend.

 

[fishmusic]

Bill's are the way to go.
I bought the video Chambers sells and it does not compare to what Bill has done. There are other building videos that show alternative methods and sequences which are very good but Bill's are the most instructive ones I have found.
look at:
duelist1954
Homemade History
as well

Let google be your friend.

I get a real kick out of Homemade History. I am surprised he still has fingers . All in All this guy takes on some serious projects and I enjoy watching what an angle grinder and files can do in his hands.

 

[FishDFly]

Might check Mike Brook's web site of the House Brothers.

 

[Fly Navy]

Another vote for the Bill Raby videos.

 

[RedRiverII]

Hershel House.

 

[troy2000]

I would suggest Jim Kibler's videos. They're specifically about putting together his kits, but there's a lot to learn about general techniques along the way. You should be able to find them by looking up Kibler long rifles on youtube...