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Traditions
My Current guns. 1: CVA Squirrel gun 32 cal. About $70 in 1982, baught for my dad for Christmas. 2: 50 Cal renagade $275 last year. 3: Kibler SMR $1300. I built the kit this year 4: poopoo pietta revolver $400 5: jukar 45 cal. $55 estate sale last week. 6: traditions. 45 cal flint kit...- Mark E. Prickett
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Traditions
Pink and fuzzy dice,now you're talking.- Mark E. Prickett
- Post #337
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Pedersoli or ruger
I just made a deal with Nit Wit on a Ruger. I'm going to get the Pedersoli next month.- Mark E. Prickett
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- Forum: Handguns
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Pedersoli or ruger
Baught my "last for me truck" in 2019. F150 . And the body is aluminum.- Mark E. Prickett
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- Forum: Handguns
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Pedersoli or ruger
Yeah my explorer had 280,000 when I sold it.- Mark E. Prickett
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- Forum: Handguns
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Pedersoli Remington Pattern Target
The match aggregates have been posted for the NC State NMLRA match in October. There will be two revolver classes this year. 1: is iron sights. So you could shoot any original black powder revolver or clone. 2: open revolver such as ruger, Pietta,Uberettie or Pedersoli. As issued with adjustable...- Mark E. Prickett
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- Forum: Handguns
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Pedersoli Remington Pattern Target
Yes all of the NMLRA will allow that. When carrying the revolver or just the loaded cylinder to the firing line it is treated as a loaded firearm. And you can only load 5 cylinders so the hammer must be down on an empty cylinder.- Mark E. Prickett
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- Forum: Handguns
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Pedersoli or ruger
I purchased a pietta 1858 to shoot in NMLRA matches and it is not up to standards as a match pistol. See my two posts called poo poo Pietta! The thing is falling apart after 50 shots.I did a trigger job and still I'm not happy with it. I have a 22 ruger revolver from the 70s and it's way better...- Mark E. Prickett
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- Forum: Handguns
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Pedersoli or ruger
Not really, asking for educated opinions. Hell I drive a f150 and think it's better than a dodge. I never even drove a dodge. So my opinion is based on fantasy!- Mark E. Prickett
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- Forum: Handguns
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Price of Kits
My first kit was a Kibler smr. I learned alot about how the lock and set trigger work by disassembling them for metal polishing and jax. Now I'm building a Traditions Kentucky rifle and let me tell you it's a ton more work than the Kibler. The barrel is the highlight of the kit. The rest is...- Mark E. Prickett
- Post #31
- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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Pedersoli or ruger
Used Ruger $600 New in box ruger $1100 New in box Pedersoli $1100- Mark E. Prickett
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- Forum: Handguns
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Pedersoli or ruger
I have a chance to buy a Ruger new model army or the Pedersoli Remington Pattern Target Muzzleloading Pistol 44. Both are pricey,however I don't mind paying for quality. Has anyone shot the Pedersoli and how did it compare to the ruger.?- Mark E. Prickett
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Pedersoli Remington Pattern Target
I have read this post and what I find amusing is people saying a pedersoli competition gun is as good as a pietta are the same people screaming get a Kibler every time someone mentions traditions. Lol. You get what you pay for.- Mark E. Prickett
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- Forum: Handguns