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The 58 can shoot 50 and 54 cal roundballs with the right patch combo. I have tried it just to see what it would do it shot surprisingly well.
.58 caliber?
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Because you really want one.
Buffalo Hunter is a nice handling rifle. I was surprised the accuracy of mine
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A .58 will be a great rifle to have.
Nothing on this continent it can't take down. Good deer rifle, good bear gun, moose...no problem, elk...in the freezer.
Nothing on this continent it can't take down. Good deer rifle, good bear gun, moose...no problem, elk...in the freezer.
I cant figure out why a guy would want to mess around with a small potato shooter when a 62 caliber would be way cooler. Especially in a rock lock with a smoothie. Just sayin
Yu need one so you can go get a group that counts! The one off to the left was a flier withView attachment 157709 a bad hangfire. This was 95 gr 777 ffg at 50 yds out the Corolla window. I shot three more with 110 gr FG Schuzten and they were two touching one an inch away (no photo cuz they were even higher and in the tape holding the target. Cabelas .58 sporterized hawkin. Got Elk?
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You get two dozen shot to a pound, so it makes math easy when buying lead
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Well, just so happens, I do have a .62 caliber smoothbore.
See, with a 58 and the 62, you would be the coolest kid on the block!
Women would be standing in a line outside your door and unicorns prancing around your yard.
People would come from miles around just to get a glimpse of you and the off chance to shake your hand.
You're killing me Smalley....just buy one and end this thread!
Well h*ll then pull up yer britches and step up the the plate and go for the gusto. Grab onto to 75 and get er done
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Okay, I have a cannon also. But it’s just for blanks.
You got me though. Now I’m posting a trade ad for a .58 and now a .75!
Thanks old buddy!
I cannot think of a better reason than "because I don't have one", now get out there and be somebody, acquire a .58. It will make your life better.
Love the .58 with round ball! The powder companies do to, it's hard to sell much powder for .36's and .40's that only use 20-30 grains. Give me a big boomer with 90-100 grains.
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I have a Dixie Hawken Hunter in .58 and it is an awesome rifle but with the 620 grain maxi and 150 grain charge of 2F it likes, it's plumb grim to shoot ! I had a Buffalo Hunter from Dixie for awhile but it was not as accurate as the Hawken Hunter.
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If one wants a .58 cal. replica fli
Yes, but no one's ever seen a real sasquatch let alone shot one! Although the earliest settlers would have! Should their existence ever be confirmed, they will instantly be placed on the 'protected species' list!
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I recently held & admired an ORIGINAL Zouave; it was 'un-issued' of course, and nearly perfect condition. The fit, finish, and quality of the materials was above that of the replicas, much as we all love them. I have a nice repro Zouave now, after getting and passing on a couple of them, as the workmanship and fitting of the replicas varies.
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