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If you look at the center of the picture, you'll see steel pipes facing the shooter. 1.5" inside Dia and the other end had pill bottles filled with baby powder. My buddy and I got to that station and asked if anyone had hit the holes yet ( 4 pipes and you chose which pipe you were shooting...

Using my .45 flintlock

Shot at my muzzleloader club monthly shoot... 25 yard paper targets and a suspended bowling pin at 50 yards. Got the bowling pin on all 5 shots but I suck 3/5 on paper.

I've used ball boards, (loading blocks) but prefer cutting at the muzzle

Get a .38 cal brush or even a .32, wrap cleaning patch around it and send it down. Give it a couple turns clockwise and pull it out. Repeat as necessary until patch is clean. I use fffg in all my flintlock rifles from .36 to 54 and use it to prime the pan. Good luck, shoot straight and God...

Outstanding job on the lock!!! That looks amazing.

Yep, he makes top shelf merchandise!

While shooting competitively with the military, we were instructed to make a figure 8 with the front sight, either laying flat (infinity sign or Cuban 8) or upright. The thought was to control movement rather than wonder all over the place. The old adage of the trigger break is to be a...

Went to the monthly shoot at my club... faired pretty good! Running my .45 flintlock.

I like cherry.... so many variables with it and they are all stunning!

Right on! That's putting them right where they need to go!

.54 kibler colonial .54 GPR .50 GPR .45 SMR Flintlock .36 Tip Curtis Flintlock .50 TC Renagade percussion So far...

Last I heard was surgery went well. Nothing this week yet.

I just heard from Two Feathers' wife. She said that the surgery went well, but he is in considerable pain. He wants to thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers! Get well soon, Dave! God bless, Rodd

Dave (Two Feathers) is having some health issues and will be away from the site for a month or so. He will get back on the forum as soon as he is able. Dave is a wonderfully talented craftsman and I know that I love to see his latest wares. As more information on his condition become...

You did a wonderful job on that build! If it shoots half as good as it looks, you're going to do fine!!!!

50gr of Swiss and a .440 round ball

55. It's not the years, but the mileage!

GPR's are great rifles to start out with... not many in .45 cal from what I've seen. Check the forum's classifieds.

I put the stock right about where your middle finger is in the picture. The toe basically goes into my armpit and I swing the muzzle across my chest. It's almost the same form as shooting traditional archery.