I've noticed that too - how many used guns have never been used. I'm sure a lot of them were a nostalgia thing, and when they found out it needs to be disassembled and cleaned after use, they've heard the stories of guns blowing up (incorrect charge or powder, obstruction), rusting, ramrod speared hands, fingers blown off, stuck balls, etc. - they decided they didn't want to damage the pretty thing and just enjoyed handling it.
There is a bit of a learning curve getting into BP and not knowing what to believe, the negatives can get all blown out of proportion. How many of us wouldn't drive if we thought it was highly likely we'd get killed or maimed in the first month?
There is a bit of a learning curve getting into BP and not knowing what to believe, the negatives can get all blown out of proportion. How many of us wouldn't drive if we thought it was highly likely we'd get killed or maimed in the first month?