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Ruger Old Army Upgrade
If you’ve ever wondered, “just how accurate is this gun?” The scope will help you answer… -
Ruger Old Army Upgrade
@45D he really nailed the Bisley trigger didn’t he? That’s a beauty! -
Ruger Old Army @#%$* cylinder OOOPS.
Great thought but we have our day in November. This weekend we remember and honor those fallen warriors who paid the ultimate price. We’ll be up at the cemetery paying tribute. -
Ruger Old Army @#%$* cylinder OOOPS.
You might try on one of the cowboy forums or maybe the high road blackpowder forum. Good luck with your pursuits… -
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WITHDRAWN CVA Express Rifle Reduced
You’re almost there. Click “attach files”. Select photo album or gallery. Select a photo or photos. Now click the insert multiple button.select all and then select either thumbnail or full size. I almost always use full size…- Bad Karma
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- Forum: Firearms For Sale/Trade/Wanted
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Is there a lube for shooting conicals?
I’m surprised he couldn’t give it away. Lots of people are paying good money for the stuff.- Bad Karma
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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Ruger Old Army Upgrade
Man I sure hope the hammer replacements become a thing… -
Ruger Old Army Upgrade
A fella should keep every single one of those older S&W’s you come across. Ditto for the Colts and the good Rugers… I regret most every one I let go of… -
Ruger Old Army Upgrade
You might look into the old Shooting Star grips for the Ruger. Herret made them I believe. -
Rifle plug removal, field removal
Some old buddies of mine understand the running joke about the “protective crust”. After a certain point you’re almost scared to wash it off…- Bad Karma
- Post #31
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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CLOSED $55 off Springfield 1861 1863 Bannerman Special Replica by H&R Springfield Stalker Navy Arms
Would you know the rate of twist? Thanks!- Bad Karma
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- Forum: Firearms For Sale/Trade/Wanted
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What a find! CVA Express Rifle
Very nice rifle! Does it have the Allen screw adjustments at the muzzle?- Bad Karma
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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Is there a lube for shooting conicals?
I’ve been using the Idaho Lewis blend. SPG or NASA (Bullshop) lube one pound block, 2oz. Stihl HP Synthetic oil, and then your choice of vegetable oil to make it the consistency you want. Lewis used peanut oil, I’ve used olive oil and jojoba oil, couldn’t tell any difference between them. I make...- Bad Karma
- Post #5
- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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A couple of rifles that need some love
Getting older ain’t for sissies!- Bad Karma
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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54 caliber, not so odd any more?
I bought a .54 Renegade in the 70’s because I was interested in using it as an elk rifle primarily. I’ve never really trusted the smaller bore round ball for elk.- Bad Karma
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Kaido Ojamaa's 255 conical and the ROA
I’m not sure about that. One thing I don’t do is drop the discards into the pot at least not until I’ve completed casting. I’d noticed weight variations when I was doing that. Also, yes, go back to clean pure lead or at most an alloy like 30:1 or even 40:1. I use those alloys a lot for... -
Kaido Ojamaa's 255 conical and the ROA
I would do is check the hardness of the bullets you’re casting as well as measuring and weighing them. I’m guessing here but I bet you have pretty wide variations in both diameter and weight. Along those lines, why do you feel you need such hard cast bullets for deer? Your Kentucky deer aren’t... -
new for me sixshooter
The grease is a great idea. But Bubba the gun crank has struck again… -
ROA and Mag Spark
Read the post above yours. Also, look at the revolver version. It’s different than the one you’re used to using. No caps. The hammer hits the primer directly.