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  1. Brian Gibbs

    Squirrel Season 2020

    Oh, by the way, we have squirrels but they live in the dirt. Should I pop one one and try it? The Natives eat ’em!
  2. Brian Gibbs

    Squirrel Season 2020

    I’m out here in Nevada. I sure wish we had squirrel hunting! Never had (eaten) one. I would however trade one of you gents a jackrabbit for one!
  3. Brian Gibbs

    How Corrosive Is Black Powder?

    Yep. Corrosive. It’s salt. Just clean your guns
  4. Brian Gibbs

    WHY SHOOT REPRO GUNS

    Hey Dunks! That is interesting. What type of firearms are still available? All smoothbore? Yeagers? If there are any real nice longrifles let me know. Perhaps we can get one shipped here!!
  5. Brian Gibbs

    SOLD Iron mounted lancaster 50 cal for sale or trade

    I just about purchased that when he Thomas had it posted! You “just” beat me to it! It is a beauty.
  6. Brian Gibbs

    Smoke Signals from Missouri

    Hello Mike! I too, like you, was absent for many years. Shot my first mule deer with a CVA Kentucky rifle I built when I was 13. And it looked like it was built by a 13 year old! That was in the 70"s. It seemed the Rendezvous events were much bigger then where I live. Most clubs are now...
  7. Brian Gibbs

    FOR SALE NEW Bucks County LR

    That is a beautiful rifle! Every American home should have one of these!
  8. Brian Gibbs

    WANTED Rifleman's hunting frock???

    did you ever sell this? I may be interested! Thanks
  9. Brian Gibbs

    Flintlock Buck

    Very Nice! I would like to hunt Whitetail someday. AND get it with a flinter! Thanks for sharing the load too!
  10. Brian Gibbs

    WANTED .45 or .50 Flintlock longrifle

    That was my weak attempt at humor. I didn't mean to come off sounding like a jerk. I'm truly sorry if I did.
  11. Brian Gibbs

    WANTED .45 or .50 Flintlock longrifle

    Well gosh darn! Oh BTW, my budget is @ 4K. I hope I don,t have to bid against folks trying to help each other sell guns. Not cool.
  12. Brian Gibbs

    WANTED .45 or .50 Flintlock longrifle

    THAT IS a handsome rifle. Really looking for a flinter though. I'm gonna need four rifles. I grew up hunting with ML,s and have been away from it for years. Kids grown now and want to hunt so this is the direction we're going. I will reach out to them and we'll see. THANK YOU!
  13. Brian Gibbs

    WANTED .45 or .50 Flintlock longrifle

    Looking for a custom gun. For Mulies. Custom long rifle would be sweet. Hate to wait years to have one built (impatient! LOL!).
  14. Brian Gibbs

    Black 47

    They probably are copies for the film. However, Your reference to Bakers and Brunswick gives me something to dig into. Thank You!
  15. Brian Gibbs

    Black 47

    Thank You, Carbon 6! I knew this was the right place to search!
  16. Brian Gibbs

    Black 47

    I recently watched this and really enjoyed it. I especially liked the reality of them using flintlocks and the consequences of them misfiring! Can anyone identify the pistols or longarms used in the film? Does anyone have any sources for info on equipment used in that part of the world...
  17. Brian Gibbs

    Intetnet Powder Sellers?

    Try Graf and Sons. Reasonable prices. I just ordered five pounds yesterday!
  18. Brian Gibbs

    Hello from Southern Oregon

    Welcome from Nevada!
  19. Brian Gibbs

    Small, Medium, Large?

    Small: .45 and below Medium: .50 to >58'ish Large: .62 and above
  20. Brian Gibbs

    Hunting is good for you.

    Good for you. Way to get out there! Here, it's Thanksgiving. Snowing, cold and eating. LOTS. You are gathering alot of wonderful "groceries" when you decide your fasting is over.
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