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    Targets; Opinions wanted

    buck horn sights is almost like a peep sight. I would start at 50 yards use a 6 o'clock hold if it's low file down the front sight until you hit just 2 inches above center. Go to the hundred yard you should be on target. You can also adjust powder charge will change things aswell
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    Why only one?

    Be a better shot you only need one. The pistol you carrie should only be use for personal protection.
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    Proper powder loads

    Only as complicated as you make it
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    Large lead shot

    Some times things sell for a price because of what you call it. For instance an 8 quarter piece of lumber is a board but if you call it a gunstock blank it cost moore.
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    Antiquing percussion revolvers

    I couldn't have said it better
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    Antiquing percussion revolvers

    380s work best in my uberti 36cal navy. They said use 375 but I don't get a ring and the the balls sometimes sticks to the loading leaver. That is a good deal though
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    Antiquing percussion revolvers

    It was cheap to shoot back then a pound of powder was 6 or 7 dollars and a box of Hornady balls was cheap. It's still cheaper then cartridge guns.
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    Antiquing percussion revolvers

    I don't knock a guy for liking the type of gun he liked we are supposed to enjoy the black powder sport and get along without making a coment putting down what they think is a good idea doing what they like to do with there BP weapon. But if some one chimes in and wants to be a wise guy I'll...
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    Antiquing percussion revolvers

    Must be a youngster trying to be a man
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    Antiquing percussion revolvers

    Mite get me a uberti walker. Was thinking about the 3rd model dragoon as well. I have the uberti 1860 army and 1851 navy like both guns never have a problem. Don't want to mess with my blueing like the way they look
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    For Those who camp at Friendship Take Heed!

    If that's the case maybe we have voted in the wrong people
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    Antiquing percussion revolvers

    Nothing wrong with broken in pair of pants. You could use a real holster maybe a real knife and sheath.
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    Antiquing percussion revolvers

    He was in the gun shop. He is retired but still kicking. I would like to meet him
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    Antiquing percussion revolvers

    I still watch it.
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    For Those who camp at Friendship Take Heed!

    You need to come to Friendship it's a great place I go every year. I'm fortunate I'm 1 and 1/2 hr away I go every year wouldn't miss it. I can buy my barrels from Rice barrels there's lock companies there. Can buy every part I need to build what ever I want. Don't miss it because of a minor...
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    Non-Firing replica 1766 Charleville Infantry Musket

    Where do veterans Arms come from
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    Antiquing percussion revolvers

    1700s I'm sure they blued by placing the barrel under coles you can see that done by watching on YouTube the documentary gun smith of Colonial williamsburg its Wallace Gusler showing biulding a rifle start to finish. I saw it back in the 70s last day of school. It's what lit my fire for building...
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    For Those who camp at Friendship Take Heed!

    People are sue happy these days lots of stupid people it's why we need RSOs at a gun range some are inexperienced and can hurt themselves or a bystander. I don't blame them it would cost a pretty penny for the insurance to cover somthing like that I don't know but maybe somthing happened last...
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    For Those who camp at Friendship Take Heed!

    If you belong to a sportsman's club your probably going to sign a liability sheet. Not a big deal. Dude making a mountain out of a mole hill.
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    Non-Firing replica 1766 Charleville Infantry Musket

    You could possibly match a brown bess lock to your indian or italian gun from Dixie gun works. And there are guys who could either harden your locks hammer or make you one out of better material. All depends on how much your willing to put into a cheap gun.
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