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    Cylinder for blackpowder revolvers

    In the first place sir I am not going to be in an urban enviroment, going to be in the mountains of East Tenn. In the second place if I need to defend myself from numerous individuals I will use my 50 Cal Barrett and my 10MM Glock. I was asking because you never know when you may be put in a...
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    Cylinder for blackpowder revolvers

    I guess the words "fast reloads was a piss poor choice of words". I guess what I was trying to say faster then doing a reload not using an extra cylinder. I guess one day I will be a smart as you are, I just hope not. :thumbsup: Rafe
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    Cylinder for blackpowder revolvers

    Thanks for the info GeoT, where you at in NE Texas. I lived in Gainesville, TX for while a few years ago. Your srevant sir Rafe :thumbsup:
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    Cylinder for blackpowder revolvers

    I have 2 1848 Dragoon revolvers, would like to get at least 2 extra cylinders [blackpowder not cartridge] for each revolver for fast reloads if necessary [the way things are goin its gonna be necessary]. I would appreciate any recommendations as to who makes them or where I can purchase them...
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    Another old war horse

    Nice looking rifle, good shooting also. Rafe :thumbsup:
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    Pedersoli Muskets

    I already have a 1842 rifled musket, have decided I want a smooth bore musket. I am looking at the 1795 or the 1816, would appreciate and thoughts or opinions on these rifles. I have been told the 1795 is the better choice but having never owned a smooth bore so don't know, thanks for any info...
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    New from Maryland

    Welcome, good to meet ya. Rafe :thumbsup:
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    Cannon Reproductions

    I didn't even see that before, thanks, Rafe :thumbsup:
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    Cannon Reproductions

    Would appreciate any information on companies building full size cannons, would prefer naval cannons [civil war era] but all cannons are great. Thanks Rafe :thumbsup:
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    intruders beware

    A good dog is better than most people. :thumbsup: Rafe
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    First muzzleloader kill

    Congrats :thumbsup: Rafe
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    Flintlock Deer Down!

    Congrats, nice shooting. :thumbsup: Rafe
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    Ct. Deer Hunters,Please Read..

    Bow hunters think everybody else that hunts owes them something. Rafe :2
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    Colt Navy or 3rd model Dragoon?

    I have two 2nd. Model Dragoons, both are accurate and very reliable. I generally on carry one at a time in a holster [have carried both revolvers before], they are heavy but personally prefer the power and accuracy. I have never owned a Navy Colt so have no opinion on them. Rafe :2
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    New Guy

    Just thought I would say hello, been shooting blackpowder cartridge guns [1873, 1876 and revolvers] for a while. Just purchased a 1842 69 cal rifled musket, already had 2 2nd Model Dragoons. I just figured this would be a good place to learn. Rafe :thumbsup:
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