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I often wondered what it was like in the middle of a big battle when it started to rain during the American Revolution. ( FIX BAYONETS)

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One of my hunting flinters is a .54 Renegade, a deadly Elk load is a 430 gr. pure lead Maxi-ball with 120 grs. of FFG pushing it. nothing will walk away from that

I'm 75 and thanks to our Lord, I still walk these Mountains with my nephews

Been usen FFG since the '60s in pan and barrel with no complaints, what do you think they used back in the day, anything they had handy

.45 220gr. maxi with 90gr FFG will reach out to great lengths, and give you devastating results, when I shoot any B.P. rifle I know the load is right by that crack sound of the blast

Always wondered what became of the Loyalists and their families after the Revolutionary war ended? Did they get the Jane Fonda treatment or were they left alone to go on with their lives

I've been collecting and selling TCs for over 50 years and never saw a factory carved one

Funny story, I bought a T/C Flintlock through Gunbroker from a place in Illinois, and they told me they had to ship it to an FFL here in Arizona, well I bitched and moned for a week or so then finally the gun arrived at the gun shop and they called me to pick it up. So my son and I hopped in my...

I am showing my age, but Walt Disney's Davy Crocket set me off, went into the Dixie Gun Works catalog and bought a Pennsylvania kit, and with the help of my Dad built my first Flintlock, then got me a ****'s skin cap and whenever I went into the woods I was right there with Davie and Georgie

63 years ago shot my first rabbit with a 16ga pump, and this past November missed an 8-pointer when my arrow clipped a twig, do it till I can't!!!

I've had several re-bore's done by Bobby with 0 complaints!

Is this a kit gun or factory-made thanks

Been usen Musket nipples in all my cap guns since the 1960s and never had a complaint

Powder manufacturing and Shot Towers back in the day always fascinated me, would have loved to watch the process

For 50 years I have been usen ffg for everything, what do you think they used back in the day? they would use what was on hand, BP was BP

I am reading an article in a magazine about the Revolutionary War and started to ponder about all the American Loyalists at war's end, and their fate, did they stay? did some move to England? where they treated like traitors and brought to trial? does anyone truly know? P.S. finished the book...

Thompson centers, been shooting them since the early 70s with no regrets, but recently their Flinters have become mighty pricey good luck to you

D.G.W. kit, can't remember which one, over 60 years ago

Been shooting and collecting TCs since the early 70s with 0 complaints