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yes they made a 5 shot

Hoppes

not legal in Pa either

all i ever shot was rb out of my .32s

.32 would work for coyotes, i would not use a it for boar. you need a larger caliber for boar.

start at 10 grains 3fpowder .310 or .315 rb and go up from there

thanks

where can i get 12 and 20 ga rb?

you are about 45 miles from me

how far are you from washington pa?

what area of the country are you in,maybe one of the members here would let you shoot one

i am glad we dont have regulations like that in Pa

i was asking 2 different questions. 1 about cap and ball revolver , and 1 about a single shot .45 cal muzzleloader. We need to work on the regulations for the forgotten .45 cal muzzleloading pistol.

walker =55 grains fffg 143 gr .457 rb =1150fps . the 1860 would be closer to the dragoon in power,rather than the walker.

Considered a centerfire i can forward the emails to you if u want them

they are not considered muzzleloaders ,so muzzleloader regs don,t apply. we have no regs on barrel lenghth or caliber on handguns in Pa . we are not like maryland that regulates everything.you could use a .25 if you wanted. i can send the e-mails to you if you wish.just pm your email to me.

the information came from the director of the bureau of wildlife protection.

you can use the cap and ball revolver in Pa for the regular deer seasons . i emailed the Pa game commission . got the replies yesterday. i can forward them to you if you want them. Just pm me your email. offer goes to anyone else who wants them.

What if he adds a detachable stock would it then be legal?

rodwa you would have to buy a .38 cal muzzleloader to use the same rb as a .36 cal revolver