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    Asian "Enfield"

    Well, in the spirit of, "every little helps"...someone above suggested that this could be written in Kanji, and it could be- but it isn't showing any of the telltale Japanese characters I'm familiar with. Though I don't speak Japanese I do know a little bit of Chinese, and the language stamped...
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    GPR Trigger Upgrade

    thank you!!
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    GPR Trigger Upgrade

    Hi All, Sorry to reproduce what I suspect is an earlier topic, but I'm sure I've seen a post about aftermarket triggers to drop into a Lyman GPR that grant significant improvements over the stock issue. Are they really an improvement? Do they still allow you to fire the rifle with only the...
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    Possible bag size question

    I have the Eastern Bag, and am fairly pleased with it. Certainly well built.
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    What do you see as the future for Traditional Muzzleloading

    I enter this discussion only to echo parts of earlier posts that seem to bear repeating. I entered muzzloading with an inline to extend my season, and ended up at age 22 shooting on the single shot range with a bunch of graybeards using sidelocks. It didn't take them long to convert me, and I've...
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    Maximum effective range of flintlock rifle?

    I think Mykeal has this one figured about right. Bear in mind too, the British never really had a handle on Afghanistan, and were probably a little out of their depth there. Easier to imagine your opponents as uniquely skilled when you don't really know them. Also, the British tended to stay on...
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