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Welcome from Pa.

Welcome from Pa.

Welcome from Pa.

Welcome from Pa.

Welcome from Pa.

A "goto" box to hold all your stuff is important , especially if ya have several guns. Just sayin'.

Oops , forgot something.....Since pigs were traditionally very hard to drive from one place to another , and a PITA to keep fed around the home , they were allowed to forage in the woods on their own. It is written , that multi family hogs hunts were conducted , putting as many guns in the...

In Pa. , this type gun would perhaps be called a "barn gun". A gun left out at the barn in case something needed killin' out away from the house.

With regrets , I didn't know him. God bless him and family.

Welcome from Pa. , USA

Welcome from Pa..

Very nice.

Rifling depth?? 9 groove sounds like shallow groove button rifling , while 5 groove could be either button or cut rifling. Measure the rifling depth , and twist. More info needed.

Update on the 55 gal. barrel w/both ends cut out , dirt , and three three inch fruit size tomato plants. Since 1st week of Aug. , this shindig has given 18 nice big sandwich type ripe tomato's. The vines are near 6' staked and fortified w/hemp twine to hold the vines from breaking with the...

I like any lube that emulates Dixie Gun Works Old Zip Patch lube. (rendered sheep fat). I'll try your method , I've just never melted rendered sheep fat. Old Zip has been gone since around 1982. Bear fat rendered , is miraculous stuff , just ask any Eastern American Indian.

I shot offhand target , and silhouettes for 10 yrs. when young. I was 5 " 7" tall and weighed 200 lb. , and was told I was built like an anvil , OK , a chubby anvil. My offhand rifle was a long rifle .50 cal. Getz brl. 44 " long , weighing about 10 lb.. Great rifle , but a little heavy...

Welcome from Pa.

Welcome from Pa.

Welcome from Pa..

Welcome from Pa.