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I’ll do $65 shipped. Any takers?

Bump for price drop. I’ll do $275 shipped.

Price dropped to $425 shipped.

Don’t be like every other Tom, Dick, and Harry! Here’s your opportunity to separate yourself from the pack and own a truly unique, one-of a-kind rifle.

Or a big source of confusion. 😏 I think a lot guys tend to overload their rifles. Not in the sense that they’re exceeding the manufacturer’s recommendations, but they’re consistently shooting charges at/near the maximum load specification. I don’t know if it’s a machismo thing or what, but I’m...

Psst… this deal is still up for grabs! Don’t let it be the one that got away.

It all starts with the planting of a seed!

Sounds like you got a great find with that TC Hawken! For a .50 caliber shooting round balls, a common starting point is around 50-70 grains of FFFg powder, but some shooters go up to 80-90 grains depending on the accuracy they’re getting and how the rifle feels. Since you’re used to 80 grains...

Hear, hear! I purchased a .36 SMR from Wayne and it’s become my favorite rifle. There’s a simple elegance to it, and it shoots like a dream!

I’m looking to buy outright or trade for a .36 cal percussion or flint pistol of the single-shot (no revolvers, please!) variety. I’d like something in the vicinity of around $500. Please reach out to me if you’ve got something you think might fit the bill. Thanks!

A couple videos of the Caywood in action:

I’m selling my like-new Pedersoli Brown Bess Carbine, used only once. I’ve shot perhaps ten rounds through it, if that. Barrel has been professionally defarbed of all markings aside from the serial number (for obvious reasons). Lock components are torch-blued and likewise defarbed to give it a...

Thanks for saying so! I created quite the upset at a recent club shoot with this guy after somehow forgetting to bring my .60 cal round balls. I ended up having to shoot .54 cal balls (.535, to be exact) and double patching it. I ended up out-shooting most of the guys on the 100 yard targets...

14” on the LOP and approximately 8.5 lbs in weight (according to my scale). Caywood’s website claims under 7.5 lbs.

Up for grabs is a Caywood “Type D” that was assembled by master gunsmith Chuck Edwards. It’s got a few little handling marks and a couple minute water streaks on the right side of the buttstock (the previous owner didn’t properly plug the touch hole during the cleaning process) but is in...

I’ll consider a trade for a small primitive tent. Must be in great condition.

Just keep shooting .45 and use a thick patch! I forgot the .60 balls for my .62 smoothbore at a recent club shoot and was relegated to shooting .535 out of the thing and double patching it. Not to toot my own horn, but I bested most of the guys with rifles during the 100 yard course. I agree...

Reasonable offers considered on this guy.

Still available! Reasonable offers considered.

Still available! Considering reasonable offers on this guy.