Old West YouTube Channel---Arizona Ghostriders

[Major 2]

I wanted to like Hell on Wheels ...I just could not get past the absolute ignorance of both the Armor & Prop master.
Bad enough, the hero gun was a obvious "gun that never was "  in the form of a brass frame 1860 Army
In the showing of "Making of Hell on Wheels' aired video  both the Armor & Prop master made so many falsehoods , and down right BS ignorant mistakes to prove they did not know anything regarding the gun(s)

     

It is one thing to be ignorant ( one can learn )  ..it is totally different when you open your mouth , and show the ignorance and be recorded for posterity on a video 

[santee]

Sometimes those things make it hard to watch a show. With me, the hats are a challenge. But if everything else is interesting I can overlook it.

Here ya go!

[Tsalagidave]

This is great work on bringing up the little things and to introduce people to the topic from which they can  build their knowledge.

-Dave

[medic15al]

Yes, agreed.

I really wish I was articulate enough to tell Santee that he and the Ghostriders team bring so much happy content in these times we are witnessing.

Thanks Santee and pass this on to the team for me!

Thanks to Santee Im looking into NCOWS and cowboy re-enacting around here in Alabama.

[TomcatPC]

Has the topic of Bedrolls-Blankets, etc. ever been taken up yet?
Just one topic I could think of that I have not seen yet.
Love these videos!!
Mark

[medic15al]

Has the topic of Bedrolls-Blankets, etc. ever been taken up yet?
Just one topic I could think of that I have not seen yet.
Love these videos!!
Mark

This! Im curious how they stayed warm and/or dry when only on horse back.

[santee]

This! Im curious how they stayed warm and/or dry when only on horse back.

I did one on coats/jackets. Will probably do more on things like talmas and extreme weather coats.

[santee]

Here's another one!

[santee]

I finally decided to pull the trigger on this video.

[medic15al]

Oh Boy! I love it when Santee does guns on AZ Ghostriders!!!!!

Santee, Knowing what you know now, what would you choose in that era for "social situations"?

I truly enjoy the channel, Keep up he good work!

[santee]

I'd probably still go with a single action. I don't keep on target very well with a DA.

You'll burn through this one.

[santee]

Let's put this subject to sleep!

[Tsalagidave]

Great topic that isn't talked about often enough.

-Dave

[medic15al]

Agree. The everyday life in the Old West isn't covered a great deal and the things done to make life easier has largely been forgotten.

For example, The reloading of cartridges to use for hunting or defense, personal items, bedrolls like Santee covered, how a person packed a horse with so many supplies for traveling, carrying water in bags, ETC...

One of my relatives way back in early 1980's showed me a hot water bath tub with heater that she said was made in early 1880's. Wood or coal fired

[santee]

Gimme the Chocolate!

[santee]

Great topic that isn't talked about often enough.

-Dave

You should write an article on this! OH YOU DID!!!  https://www.frontieramericanillustratednews.com/post/the-bedroll-or-blanket-roll-from-the-frontier-to-the-civil-war?fbclid=IwAR1qb0j6NHpH0b4ajL2ZcPbDRqnF_CoN7VtN-0ncIIR2GOCdpUB_4-OHquw

[santee]

If I had a dime for every dime I had....

[DeaconKC]

Thank you!

[santee]

Thank you!

You're welcome!

[santee]

Just a trim, please.