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    SOLD T/C .45 cal. Patriot Pistol

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    SOLD T/C .45 cal. Patriot Pistol

    The TC Patriot pistol is one of the best percussion pistols ever made, worldwide. When it was introduced to the muzzleloading community in Europe way back around 1980, it soon became a must have for every serious competition shooter. However, after every serious competition shooter in Germany...
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    Flintlock ID

    You made my day, T.Foley: I've always thought that German gun laws are the strictest in the world. So I was lucky not to have taken any firearms to Eire, when touring your wondrful country. In Germany, that pocket pistol with percussion ignition would still be free to buy and keep for persons...
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    Flintlock ID

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    Blowing down the barrel

    By the way, blowing down your barrel is prohibited on shooting ranges in Germany, and will give you an instant match DQ.
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    Making a new ramrod - questions

    I agree to nearly all, except # 5, if you really care about the muzzle crown, avoid aluminum. Many people are mistaken about aluminum. It may feel a lot softer than steel, when you cut it with a metal saw, but the (anodized) outer of your standard aluminum rod is in fact a lot harder than...
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    1777 French Musket

    Now 73, I have quit shooting my (Pedersoli made) musket IX (l'an neuf) in competitions four years ago, as shooting it has relieved me of just too many teeth in the upper jaw. This mother of a gun would only give me tite groups with loads of 90 grains plus of Swiss #4, whilst delivering a decent...
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    Muzzleloading Myths

    I totally agree with cynthialee. Did you ever hear that dull knives (or carpentry tools) are causing more and worse injuries than properly sharpened blades? To my experience, Pyrodex and other BP substitutes are dull blades. When BP substitutes became available for the BP shooting society in...
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    What to use for a powder measure?

    I have been following your discussion about powder, charge size and equipment to pour charges, from Germany. (I have been shooting black since 1970). Mostly on German ranges, which as a rule allow only shooting at standardized paper targets. Blackpowder shooters in Germany have to pay heed...
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