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WOWZERS'S Clint that is one sharp gun!!!!

Stan I think you will be happy Also if you don't love the enthusiasm of the Maniac there is just something wrong with you!!!!

Stykbow is it an Investarms or Pedersoli , what caliber ...... inquiring minds want to know? How about a picture?

There are a number of Lyman GPR users out there including me and as fall is approaching. I think we should talk a little about our guns . This is one of the few production guns that looks kind-of like the Hawkin profile that we all love. When I got back into Black Powder 5 years ago this was the...

What does "cross plains "mean Looks good

Now that is just GROOVY !

I don't have a bore scope but my 5 year old GPR has to be swabbed between shots or the next ball/patch will get stuck about 1/2 way down the bore. It shoots well but for huntin there is no quick follow up shot. In the shooting video done after Duelist1954 did his GPR build series he encountered...

Regardless of the projectile there is no better choice than real BLACK POWDER . I used Pyrodex in my Renegade for twenty years and struggled always getting the crud ring out of my barrel .Black Powder cleans up much easier than Pyrodex. I have read that Pyrodex is made from the same materials as...

I have an Investarms version that is about 4 years old . The workmanship on the newer ones is not as good as the older ones but they function well and shoot good. The new Pedersoli's look like better finished guns . If you got a deal on one of the Investarms guns in good shape I wouldn't...

Well I have been using some CVA #11 caps that I have had at least 20 years and I still have at least 200 of them . I also have some Remington #11's about the same age. All working good. I bought some CCI'S LAST fall just to try them and they work good. I just noticed that Winchester makes a...

My investarms Lyman GPR had a similar brownish/black grease in it when I got it 4 years ago. Cleaned it with black Powder Solvent and I have been a happy shooter since.

Both are winners!!!!!! I like Pewter

I bought mine about four years ago and it was a factory completed gun . Although I can't really feel it the bore must be rough because I have to swab with solvent or alcohol between shots or the second ball will get stuck most of the time. Wood to metal fit is poor, the wedge pins easily fall...

I would say it was factory done. Mine is about 4 years old an looks just like yours. There are a number of people on this site and others that have reworked the stock with great results. I am going to do mine at some point . I mainly want to get rid of the fish belly and remove the excess wood...

The Griswold and Gunnison is brand new and was antiqued by a good friend!

Sounds to me like you have the appropriate skills to assemble a kit . As far as shooting it I would buy a "Lyman Black Powder Handbook " . I got mine for $10 free shipping used on the net. It has all the basic "how to" information in it and it is a good reference guide. "The Muzzleloading Rifle...

I am in the Memphis Area !

Same to you and yours

You know I was just looking at my stock again and it looks almost like Charcoal HaHa. It works fine which is what really matters.

Sorry Sussex I already gave it away. Only had 1 pound left.