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Outstanding work.

Clearing brush with my Christian Spring 50. I do like a transitional rifle. She's sure enough a sturdy girl, a little heavy in the butt, but, she sure is pretty.

Burning through some powder and lead with my .69 caliber C.S.A. cavalry carbine. Life is good.

152 is the correct address

2f seems to pattern better in my 10, my 11 likes 1f or 1.5f, go figure. Have not tried 3f yet in Mikes old 12 yet.

That's a profile that Allen Martin came up with if I am not mistaken, rice copied it off of his design. She is a sturdy girl, no doubt. I have the one Martin9 built. Really nice balance.

Pawnee, Tx. South of San Antonio

Hot dry north wind on the South end of the state today.

Spent the afternoon with the .50. Really do like this one. It's really comfortable and fits perfectly. It's really been a good day.

Sure is pretty

Mike's right on this, the frizzen covering the touchhole works best in the field. Just tried out his old fowler on a few clays, Ignition like a modern over and under. The man knows his stuff.

I'll take them

I’ll take it

Still do in South Texas

That would work great on a dove hunt in South Texas.

Works great in my .62 smoothbore with .570 balls.

Tried out my new Larry Zornes mold and gun shops copy of Andereas Albrechts “RCA 19” Rifle a.k.a. Chief Paxinosa’s “Smooth Rifle.” Already have the .62 rifle version, just about my favorite hunting gun. I do like a transitional early gun. Both of these really handle well. Good day, a pound and...

I’ll take it

Pedersoli PA rifles have shallow rifling. Work best with the .010 patches and .440 balls. Try .433 balls with the pillow ticking patches.

Muzzleloader building supply has these fowler tips. I love um, jag built in.