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I know this thread started in jest, but I would not depend on an antique, or reproductions of them, for anything serious. Nowhere near the reliability I require, and yes, I know, there will ALWAYS be that guy who says his BP revolver is 127% or more reliable. 
Also, if the worst should happen and you have to go to court, you are automatically going to look like some kind of nut.
I like antique cars, but I don't drive one to work on a daily basis, nor would I want my life to depend on one getting me to my destination.
Oh, and don't call me Shirley.
Also, if the worst should happen and you have to go to court, you are automatically going to look like some kind of nut.
I like antique cars, but I don't drive one to work on a daily basis, nor would I want my life to depend on one getting me to my destination.
Oh, and don't call me Shirley.
You are right.
This thread was started as a little joke but it has turned into a "self defense" post often talking about modern guns.
The person who started the thread has asked me to close it and that is exactly what I am going to do.
Let's get back to muzzleloading now.
This thread was started as a little joke but it has turned into a "self defense" post often talking about modern guns.
The person who started the thread has asked me to close it and that is exactly what I am going to do.
Let's get back to muzzleloading now.
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