Teleoceras
45 Cal.
Sorry for the late post, but I have had to deal with the passing of a feline family member this weekend. :cry:
Here are the results of the July 31st question from Dave K.
141. Do you shoot Original Muzzleloaders?
Yes I do! (3) 9%
Only some, the others are wallhangers (3) 9%
Wallhangers only. (3) 9%
Sorry, I only own replicas. (25) 74%
YOUR COMMENTS:
Have a model 1853 Enfield I used to shoot but needs a new tang screw and will not shoot it again until I make a replica. Shot it last about 40 yrs ago.
I clicked the replica box but strictly speaking, any hand made muzzle loader is "original" even if it was made last week. They never stopped building front stuffers in some parts of our great Republic.
I have a .69 caliber musket made in the year 1838, finally retired it a few years ago...
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I only own replicas nuff said.
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Here are the results of the July 31st question from Dave K.
141. Do you shoot Original Muzzleloaders?
Yes I do! (3) 9%
Only some, the others are wallhangers (3) 9%
Wallhangers only. (3) 9%
Sorry, I only own replicas. (25) 74%
YOUR COMMENTS:
Have a model 1853 Enfield I used to shoot but needs a new tang screw and will not shoot it again until I make a replica. Shot it last about 40 yrs ago.
I clicked the replica box but strictly speaking, any hand made muzzle loader is "original" even if it was made last week. They never stopped building front stuffers in some parts of our great Republic.
I have a .69 caliber musket made in the year 1838, finally retired it a few years ago...
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I only own replicas nuff said.
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