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Sure, When the time comes let me know.

Last night I swapped out the triggers on my GPR from factory to Davis Deerslayer. Took it to the range this morning and burned half a pound of 3F. Unfortunately the wind was moving away from the firing line and hardly got to smell any smoke.

I like pieces of flare.

PM Eric Krewson. Just kidding.

Great deals can be found on here for entry level percussion reproductions that we generally refer to as hawkens. For Colorado elk I would opt for a .54 but a .50 would serve well if legal.

I am trying to understand what a snaplock is. Is it correct to say that it is a matchlock that the lock snaps into the firing position from a resting position instead of the gradual movement via a lever of a true matchlock?

I always wanted a pound of elephant just for the can. Those cans always looked nice to me.

They kick it’s butt.

Careful or you will suffer the fate of Jack Daniels.

Those stains would have happened back in the day and they would make a rifle look more authentic IMO.

A good blade works well. So does a fart.

C'mon man.

Shoot what?

Sounds like it is time for a new horn or two.

All you gotta do is keep it dry.

There probably is but with all the youtube content out there that is the way to educate yourself IMO. I would start with Mike Beliveau's channel duelist1954 or the Guns of the West channel.

If she ever gets tired of him let me know. LOL I would love that Hawken.

That used to be my method for cleaning milsurps after shooting corrosive ammo through them.

I hope when it is all said and done he sticks it to that township financially.

These instructions seem adequate to me.