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Any SxS trap shooters out there?
Just learned that the Hungarian ML trap team(I'm sure others as well) use (semolina) durum wheat in place of the wad. . Powder . Wheat . Shot . Overshot card The weight of the shot immediately compacts the bottom half of the wheat column not allowing the shot to fall all the way through this is...- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: Smoothbore
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WANTED Lead shot
Would like #4-#8 shot Let me know what you have! In person meet up in or around kansas city is preferred- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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Cva mountain rifle
That's the general consensus I've gotten from today's research. The usa one "may" be better but the only thing the Spanish ones leave to be desired is the usa stamp. Haven't heard or read a single complaint about them other than the simple fact that it isn't usa made. And in todays market 100...- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Cva mountain rifle
Spain stamped on The barrel was the dead giveaway for me! 🤣- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Cva mountain rifle
It's a Spanish one by the way- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Cva mountain rifle
Good deal! It looked like it was cut in the factory but just seemed odd. I'm not gonna go crazy with assembling this kit but will try to refine the shape/lines some!- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Cva mountain rifle
Visiting my brother in Iowa. Went out to some local shops today while they watched the Hawkeye game and found this! 1979 cva mountain rifle kit in 50 cal. Appears to have all the pieces. Paid $100! I'm pretty happy with it! It does however have an odd thing going on with the cheek piece. Anyone...- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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SOLD Model 1861 Savage “Cadet” rifle
Pm sent- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: Firearms For Sale/Trade/Wanted
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FOR SALE All in One Sale (Kansas City)
Pm sent- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: Firearms For Sale/Trade/Wanted
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E.M. Reilly wildfowler
This is what gene williams wrote in his own words about the son E.M. Reilly. This conclusion of character was formed after he had read every word of his will, advertisments for the company, and articles by em reilly that is readily availible today. Em Reilly even wrote a poem where he basicly...- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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E.M. Reilly wildfowler
Ha! Yup ive read that many hollands were birmingham guns finished by H&H and not manufactured by them from scratch. Reilly for decades was just a couple doors down from purdy. Wonder how many potential purdy customers wound up with a reilly instead?- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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E.M. Reilly wildfowler
that had crossed my mind! It would be be great fun! Unfortunatly im about 4,400 miles from you! the in person club shoot would be a challenge haha!!!- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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E.M. Reilly wildfowler
J.C. and E.M. Reilly supposedly made 25,000+ serialized guns in their 90 years of gunmaking, BIG NUMBERS! -only putting serial numbers on the ones they personally made. Gene williams our u.s. expert(possibly the world expert on reilly) has found around 800 existing serialized guns. Sure they are...- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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E.M. Reilly wildfowler
Here is one with similar lines...love it- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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E.M. Reilly wildfowler
Very pretty! I love those pistol grip stocks reilly did for his rifles. Reminds me of a howda pistol with a buttstock!- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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E.M. Reilly wildfowler
Bonhams in london noted. All the best to you as well!- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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E.M. Reilly wildfowler
Diggory hadoke has a video on youtube about a reilly double rifle that has lived its life in africa. Great to see these fine guns being used!- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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E.M. Reilly wildfowler
Very cool! Certainly tells more of a story than mine. And ive been looking on holts, may have found a few in the august 15th sealed bid that ill try to get. What i find interesting about my reilly is that the stock is slightly cast on. I presume it was built for a left handed customer- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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E.M. Reilly wildfowler
I've grown very partial to reilly as well! Gene williams helped me with much of the info i now know. He's even written a complete history of J.C./E.M. reilly on another forum which i have read...very nice cape gun. Thats another one thats on my list to get!!!- ¡Señor.Casualidad!
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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