Just picked up a

[Huntnut]

Traditions .32 Crockett pistolfor $150 out the door thats about what it would be from midsouth, basspro has them for $189. I went to find a rifle but all he had was the pistol, so I figured mite as well start the collection now. I'm getting rid of most off my modern firearms I'm going back to mostlly traditional type of firearms, I guess its a life style change. I want to teach my boys the basics of shooting instead of giveing them a gun with a scope on it that just about anyone can kill with. Do I need a speacil ball starter for the .32 or are they pertty easy to load with just starting the ball with my knife handle and then the ram rod?

 

[BadHeart]

if it is like my crocket rifle. I use the handle of my patch knife to start the ball then use my ram rod to set it on my powder.

 

[Blizzard of '93]

I admire your philosophy concerning your boys but better hang onto a few of them firearms, they might not be able to buy them when they need them! :thumbsup:

 

[Huntnut]

If the .32 rifle shoots as good as the pistol I'm going to have to get one. This thing is real accurate at 25yrds. Its a blast to shoot. Reloading was kind of tricky tell I came up with a way that is good for me. Can't wait tell snow and water dry up some to get out and get some tree rats.