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  1. granth

    Thinking about getting my first cap and ball revolver.

    Thanks for the advice y'all. One more question, what's they way to go, wads or bore butter? What do you guys use?
  2. granth

    Thinking about getting my first cap and ball revolver.

    I see. I liked how they looked but nowhere near as much as a steel frame. Thanks for the info.
  3. granth

    Thinking about getting my first cap and ball revolver.

    Obviously a steel frame is stronger than a brass frame, but do brass frame revolvers have any distinct issues that a steel frame lacks?
  4. granth

    Thinking about getting my first cap and ball revolver.

    Would any of you recommend Uberti or Pietta over the other? What’s the quality difference, if any? I heard that they were both solid.
  5. granth

    Thinking about getting my first cap and ball revolver.

    Also, my budget is around $500.
  6. granth

    Thinking about getting my first cap and ball revolver.

    I'm seriously debating buying my first cap and ball revolver. I'm relatively new to muzzleloading, and I am uneducated in the ways of the cap and ball revolver. In your guys' opinions, what is a good "beginner" cap and ball revolver? I was looking at an Uberti 1851 Navy, but if you guys have any...
  7. granth

    Buying Used - What Do You Look For?

    I look for bore condition, and cosmetic defects. If I REALLY want a gun, I'll overlook cosmetic condition and I'll fix it up or live with it.
  8. granth

    Percussion cap availability

    Now that's lucky! I was fortunate enough to buy a 250 ct tin of RWS 1075 from a club member recently.
  9. granth

    Classic muzzleloader photos.

    WOW. That landscape is beautiful! Reminds me of when I would drive to school and see the beautiful Rocky Mountains every morning back when I lived in Colorado.
  10. granth

    I joined the dry ball club today

    Unfortunately so!
  11. granth

    I joined the dry ball club today

    I am horrible with dry balling, some may call me the king! I've dry balled 3 times at a club shoot once! My most recent dryball forced me to take the breech plug out because the lead expanded and I couldn't pull the ball with a puller. I've gotten better, but still not good enough... In this...
  12. granth

    .58 caliber?

    Because they are FUN. I absolutely love my 1861 Springfield Armisport repro. Nothing better than slinging a few minies down range IMO :)
  13. granth

    SOLD Match Target Rifle By V. C. Davis Beaver Creek

    Very cool false muzzle.
  14. granth

    Gave in to the nervous nannies

    Blowing down the barrel gives me the ick. I know it's near impossible for something bad to happen, but I'm not willing to take the chance for something to go wrong.
  15. granth

    FOR SALE Smoothbore underhammer

    I have a .44 cal rifled version of this gun. I can tell you, these are great guns, do not miss the opportunity to buy one! The price is fair too!
  16. granth

    Shipping issues… is this normal?

    Most people just want to make a quick buck rather than give quality service these days it seems...
  17. granth

    Shipping issues… is this normal?

    I've had a surprisingly good experience with USPS. I bought a gun and it was shipped to me in about 5 days, and the gun was in impeccable condition. I was thoroughly surprised at the speed and quality of their delivery!
  18. granth

    SOLD buttons, coins & script

    Very cool!
  19. granth

    Hunting Gun Weight

    Weight isn't even something that crosses my mind when I'm picking a gun.
  20. granth

    So I bought a fourth gun in two months…

    I bought 3 muzzleloaders in the span of 2 months. Best money I've ever spent!
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