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The solution to the problem was once recorded in a Robert Heinlein story when years before the populace of the country had risen up in one weekend and slew all the lawy... oh, never mind.
Let's refrain from name calling.Unknown Musketman said:Is this more fear mongering from the range safety nazis or has the modern muzzleloading community lost the link to the past?
Unknown Musketman said:Is this more fear mongering from the range safety nazis or has the modern muzzleloading community lost the link to the past?
Nobody here was born in a world where only firelocks existed.
Especially when this entire issue can be solved with the use of a hammerstall on the closed frizzen.
In other cases, when tap loading, the fusilier will slam the butt against the ground
has the modern muzzleloading community lost the link to the past?
I agree, when you're in someone else's house follow their rules. Simple.Rich Pierce said:It's not always easy having someone at a range tell you what to do and how to do it. Tends to run crosswise to the grain. After all, we are independent minded folks. So I try to think of the gun range as a military type situation. I do what they tell me to do because they are in charge. And if the rules stick in my craw I try to find another place to shoot.
If you're shooting at a public range (or private for that matter) you have to follow the rules of the range no matter how silly they may seem to you. The other choice is to go somewhere else to shoot. Most of the ranges that I've been to won't allow you to approach the firing line with a primed pan. Rather they require you to prime it once you are on the firing line.
If you're shooting at a public range (or private for that matter) you have to follow the rules of the range no matter how silly they may seem to you. The other choice is to go somewhere else to shoot. Most of the ranges that I've been to won't allow you to approach the firing line with a primed pan. Rather they require you to prime it once you are on the firing line.
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