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    pistols for match shooting

    Yeah, that is the problem. If you like it that way, thats fine with me, but an expansive way if you are in need of a real good target pistol. In Germany a place to look for used muzzle loaders is: http://www.vorderlader.com/sonderposten.html. "Ausstellungsstücke" being guns on display in...
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    pistols for match shooting

    If you are looking for real target pistols, first they are expansive. As my forewriters already mentioned, look at the pistols form Pedersoli, Mang, Le Page, Kuchenreuther, Charles Moore, Carlton Siber my be a chopice too. Another one is "Feinwerkbau History Nr. 1" Underhamme...
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    Small flintlock pistols?

    In Germany I am only aware of the former Palmetto's recreation, the so called "La fayette" Derringer as flint lock. No longer available and I can't say more about it. The percussion recreation of the so called "Philadelphia Derringer" from Ardesa shoots. Though it is only about a 1" rifled...
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    Man Cave Photo

    :thumbsup: Very nice room and congratulatiosn to your 100 post.
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    Very light loads?

    In the right light is affirmative. I remember a competiton two or three years ago. You could see .45 ACP rounds fly to target. They are going about 260 m/s. The ligth condition did last 30 minutes. But it is easier to see, if the bullet is much slower. Therefore a bullet from a muzzle loader...
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    Small flintlock pistols?

    In England, such pistols are displayed at: http://www.henrykrank.com
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    Cleaning stand

    :hatsoff: Looks very nice and fine work done. Great. Nice rifle too and I like the colour match. Just laying around that wood??? :v
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    Swiss Black Powder

    Hello Ron T. I use Swiss FFFg, that is labeld Nr. 2 in Germany in my muzzle loaders. I do target shooting no hunting. My loads are: Rifle Tryon (Pedersoli percussion) in .451, bullet 230 grain Maxiball, 55 grain of Swiss FFFg. 50m only. Amount of powder depends on barrel. Another Tryon in my...
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    My little 32 flinter

    Looks nice to me. What a long barrel.
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    Very light loads?

    Not intentionally. If you insert the bullet first, you screw the pin out and trickle in some powder through the hole. A new one :redface: forgot twice to fill in the powder first instead he rammed the ball down first. The first ball was patched. 3 grain of swiss fuse powder. The paper target...
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    Starting Over

    Brands of caps offered in Germany: 1.) RWS 2.) S&B 3.) CCI ?.) FIOCCI There might be others, I am not aware of because you do not see and here about them. RWS is used by most. Up to 50. cal you use the normal cap or a reinforced +plus cap if necessary. In 2003 I buyed several thousand of...
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    Competiton in Germany

    I use this glasses due to the integrated side protection. In bp and flint necessary. Sometimes you parts from caps are flying around form the neigbour or a bit from aflint. Even for non-glasses wearer a insurence against eye injury. For other non muzzle loader shooting, I use gehmann and...
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    Competiton in Germany

    I do something wrong with .44. I think not holding steady enough after pulling the trigger. It is not alway good. Some days are bad. But than I have difficulties with my eyes. I have -4.75 dioptrien. For shooting, the right eye glass has -4,25 dioptrien. Sights are clear, target is blurred...
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    Competiton in Germany

    As the national rules are not strictly MLAIC, over here new classes are upcoming from time to time. Flint lock pistol smoothbore and Flint lock rifle 100m prone are the ones I recall. Single shot muzzle loaders are free over here, but I owe some other (modern) weapons and start at the...
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    I Need Your Advise

    Thank you very much, these are the correct terms according to the english explanation I just read. :bow:
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    I Need Your Advise

    Yeah, if you buy cheap you pay twice. :surrender: I have ordered a Boutet match pistol (flint lock) fully custom made. That's a totaly different class. Will takes some time. Without goin into discussion about mass producers of replicas, even those who produce the expansive ones do not always...
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    Jaeger..

    :thumbsup: very, very nice. I believe I got a reinforced infection never healed.
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    Small flintlock pistols?

    Thank you very much. :thumbsup: That helped. Just found them. As far as I have seen, no such "little" Derringer as kit. Have asked Roy by Email. I'll wait. Asked friend who has been in the US about the paper work with the authorities. He will tell me aafter rechecking some things. Will take...
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    I Need Your Advise

    Yeah, I forgot about Trigger pull. Zimmerstutzen is right, if you have to pull 3 kg it is dufficult to hit consitently. In competiton shooting with a pistol you normally have either "französichen Rückstecher = 1 Trigger pushed forward and than pull to shoot" or "German Stecher = 2 Trigger...
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    Small flintlock pistols?

    Something like that. Once ago in a time not so far away, there has been a model, called La Fayette in caliber .41. I found an old advertisement from HEGE in Germany. There was no manufacturer given. It is no longer available.
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