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Hey folks, Been going through all my old shooting stuff from when I competed in matches. I used a Goex cap with a valve in it and a powder measure that went on the valve. You turn the can upside down With the measure on the valve, push the plunger on the valve and it would fill the measure...

Beautiful carving!

Well I wouldn’t consider myself a great gun builder. Many years ago I built a Chambers Isaac Haines. I had no idea what I was doing but I bought all, good lord, the vhs tapes of Hershel House and Homer Dangler. Mine is plain, I’m not an artistic person but 25 years later it shoots perfectly...

Well, I’ve been out of the game a while. That said I have a Small Siler built by W. Cain. Shot it today and I’d put it up against any flintlock ever made. It has never ceased to amaze me with how fast it is. the W. Cain set trigger doesn’t hurt either. Mines on a .40 caliber copy of a Peter...

We very well may have! I met some really great folks back then who were generous with knowledge and time. Glad I still have my two Marty cross-stick guns. One unfired with a Jim Goodoien barrel!

I’m close by. In fact Marty Carrigan was from Somersworth! A fine gentleman and crack shot. Miss talking with him.

I remember your name. I remember the Maine muzzleloader magazine! It was my favorite publication of all time! Here’s a couple clips from 25 years ago! By the way I’m Bob or Robert Briggs. That is a who’s who of Maine and NH folks who shot back then!

Hello, I’d like to introduce myself, my name is Bob and I was very active in the muzzleloader scene during the early to late 90’s. I went to many local shoots and competitions including the NH and Maine NMRA territorial’s. I was somewhat competitive and won a few Flintlock and cross stick...