Aside from some modern sporting rifles I have built for myself, the majority of my firearms are pre-1900.
Anyone here own exclusively muzzle loading firearms?
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I have one non-ML, a beautifully engraved Sig-Sauer pistol in .380. Where I go, it goes.
My C&B's are too large for my pockets.
My C&B's are too large for my pockets.
Is that all you guys ever talk about is guns???
Maybe.Is that all you guys ever talk about is guns???
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Some states require you to retreat to safety before you can use deadly force. Self defense IN your home is mostly valid in the US, outside the home? Get a good lawyer!
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I’ve predominantly shot only muzzleloaders, mostly flint, for many years. But I try to stay proficient with my moderns as well. Did some of that today.
I keep self protection guns, but ml are all I enjoy shooting
Did I mention my mind is a weapon?Is that all you guys ever talk about is guns???
No I don't not shoot BP exclusively.
I just got into black powder guns and do enjoy them. I find it relaxing taking a shot every 2-3 minutes. Lol
I come from building long range 22's and CF rifles. I also enjoy and indulge in Class III weapons and will always. They are a huge money pit though.
I just got into black powder guns and do enjoy them. I find it relaxing taking a shot every 2-3 minutes. Lol
I come from building long range 22's and CF rifles. I also enjoy and indulge in Class III weapons and will always. They are a huge money pit though.
I was watching a podcast with two lawyers discussing self defense. The one lawyer said that he asked his clients who had WON their case if they would do it again, he said that none of them answered “yes”.
That said, I still carry and would use deadly force should someone break into my house while I was at home or threaten mine or my family’s life while in public. But I sincerely hope that I never have to use a firearm in either of those situations, it almost goes without saying that your life will never be the same.
Me too. From what I see, they simply allow someone who doesn't really give a fig about our interest the ability to lengthen their hunting season using a weapon which is modern in almost all respects. Aside from a .410 shotgun, for which I have one box of 25 cartridges, was given by a friend and have never fired, all my guns are muzzleloaders. An Investarm .45 Hawken, a Jukar .45 Plains Rifle, a Pietta .44 Remington 1858, and a Pietta 1851 Colt Navy. For which I have built up a considerable stock of powder, caps and balls.
To me, modern stuff is expensive and boring, although I dare say if I lived somewhere where concealed carry was lawful I would probably get myself a point-and-squeeze. Like a 1911, or something else with at least a bit of history. Self defense in the home is ok here. For which I am absolutely confident that either of my cap and ball revolvers would do the job.
