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I could have used one of these on occasion! Good tip, thanks!

No wonder that swords & knives stayed in the mix!!

Now they have air-soft; much safer! Wish we had as a kid!!

Assembled a Loading Stand for my latest find, H&A Underhammer pistol by Numrich.

During the 1950's Crockett craze, there were neat-o souvenir items in the local five & dimes; keys to the Alamo on a card, other stuff, I'm sure someone has a collection of such stuff. I have a Log fort or cabin set with wood fencing from that period. Has Crockett on the box; about the only...

As someone who just found a minty .45 H&A Numrich UH Pistol, I applaud your project!

I'm guessing Loyalist and the other importers have specific companies in India they work with?? Would be cool if someone got a contract and had a factory do a "run" of them to satisfy what seems to be a nascent demand for them! Who knew? Hope Veteran Arms, Loyalist, Middlesex, etc. are watching!;)

Holy Un-mentionable!

All the more reason to stick to Flint! (Or, un-mentionables!):thumb:

Fess Parker, was a really nice guy, had a Winery in CA in later years. Parker Vineyards, I think, died a few years ago. Good decent guy.

I loved the Disney Davy as a kid; never noticed things like I saw on TV recently; filmed in Florida where they're fightin' the Seminoles; the chief has a Plains Indian Buffalo-horn head-dress! Then Davey is wading thru water, at one point his horn goes into the drink! They ALL have horns that...

Auto supply stores sell a spray that will dissolve gunk; it's best used outdoors, can't think of the name off-hand, but it's formulated to dissolve all kinds of gunky gummy stuff. Wear a mask!

Certainly worth the money.

In PA, ranges have a State law grandfathering them in. A sportsmen's association I know of way out in "the sticks" had newby housing come in and try to shut it down! It's still there. Another range I'm with recently had a major lead clean up of the shotgun ranges; lots of lead there! CA is one...

Zouaves just seem to be the perfect size! The replicas have gotten more mileage than the originals, which were never officially accepted or issued. Wonder how many were made back then? Many late 1950's- early 1960's guys got into re-enacting or shooting with them. I've handled a minty original...

John Browning chose that angle! He was onto something! I seem to like mine as is; it's cool that the pistol is so simple, you can fool around with the grip easily! Good luck!

Just imagine if the Olde Russia had held onto Alaska! And to think they called the purchase "Seward's Folly"! o_O

Left Hand? Wow!

The information on this site is priceless!

I get "hot flashes" just seeing an actual tin of Caps!! :pVery neat!