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Good job. Got that all business look which is my favorite

I cant speak for nowhere but N.W. Alabama but around here there is none that I know of. Even Bass Pro has quit selling or so i have been told. I wouldnt buy there anyway at 24 bucks a pound. Do like me an get it delivered to the front door. Link below http://www.powderinc.com/

Thank you for your service. Congrats on your rifle. You will have a fine time with it im sure :thumbsup:

I have both A an B in 40 cal 38 inch barrels. Both shoot really good but the B feels quite a bit heavier but of course it should due to more metal an a tad more wood to cover it on the forestock. The A is more dainty as it should be. Which do I hunt with you ask. Both but depending on how far im...

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I love the 1860s :thumbsup:

I like it :hatsoff:

Cool pics :thumbsup:

I have a friend that has a brass frame 36 cal that he has shot full power loads in for yrs an his is still going strong. I would shoot it an not worry bout it.

Beautiful double :thumbsup:

You get what you pay for. Cheap is gonna be trouble from the git go. Save your money an get quality the first time an your grandkids will be shooting it after you check out. Its just that simple

I like it :thumbsup: Some of my favorite knives are made from old files.

Good shooting. I like that smoothbore :thumbsup:

Just thought I would let you know that gun builder Bob Harn has passed on. I never had the pleasure of meeting or knowing the man but I did get to handle a couple of his rifles at the Alabama show an they were very well built guns an had the look. Condolences to the family. May he rest in peace

Now that was just downright cool. Thanks for posting this :bow:

All my horns are air tight so I leave powder in them yr round. Been doing this 40 yrs with no problems so far.

I bought a whole bolt of good ole fashion blue stripe mattress ticking from a mom an pop fabric store that has since went out of business. Really thick stuff. Works great

Ron my Joe Schell 12 ga smooth rifle is "Achilles" He loves to fight big mean spirited hermit longbeards

Ditto for my neck of the woods. 99% of the time when you run across a muzzleloader either in a pawn shop/gun shop/gun show or maybe shown one by a friend when you look in the barrel it looks like it has snowed inside. Most around here are either too lazy to properly clean one or dont know what...

I have dealt with them 4 maybe 5 times over a several yr period. Great folks to deal with an every piece of wood I bought from them was a better piece than they described to me. If I needed something that they had I would not hesitate for one second to deal with them :thumbsup: