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When a guys balls get corroded its time to hang them up for ornaments only

The kind of biltong I am familiar with is seen in Africa, strips of whatever meat is handy, hanging over lines or fences to air dry in the sun, and little else is done to it, besides brushing the flies off. Yours looks much too nice and tasty to equate to African bush biltong.

Its not a huge outlay of money, its easier and that is worth something, Use the rest at the target range on the way to the airport.

Why not just have the island FFL get what you need for your hunt and skip all the shipping baloney?

Send him a PM.

Is also the name of the last tugboat my dad owned. Made my first trip to Alaska on it in 1966.

I dont know if the Pedersoli Penn Dixie .45 cal I bought a while back has the patent breech or not, but on its first shoot, the only fouling issue I had was 2F compared to 3F. 2F would foul the bore much quicker than 3F so that was what I used. I dont recall any other issues.

Item for sale must be in the picture with the name and date tag.

I have a .36 Frontier/Blue Ridge on the way and looking forward to it.

BTT

Is the barrel 15/16ths or 1" across the flats?

So I just snagged the .36 cal Frontier from an online auction. The same seller also has NOS Frontiers in .32 and .45 cals for the same price. Not sure the policy here about online auctions but if anyone wants more info, shoot me a PM.

You can find the sights on Ebay, as to age, early is all I can say, probably the 70's.

I am about 90 percent sold on the Frontier all things considered. Thanks to all for the feedback.

BTT

Got my first rifle shortly after seeing Jeremiah Johnson, a T/C Hawken .50 cal of course, and been messing around with BP ever since though not to the exclusion of modern firearms. Every so often the interest kicks into high gear, like right now!

Mountain Man, by Vardis Fisher is a good read, though a novel. I read another account a year or so ago, that I cant put my hands on, but gave a pretty good account of his life.

Just looking for opinions on which owners like best. I own several T/C rifles but all .50 cal, currently. I have one Pedersol Penn Dixie in .45, all of these rifles perform well. I have owned one Seneca previously, a .45, dont think I ever shot it, then sold it. I know where I can get...

On the underside of the barrels, mine is stamped that way with the 87 first, with a space, then SN.

Mine is date stamped 87 and SN is 433***