One of the balls hit poor Billy in the…umm… let’s say ‘nethers’…British Billy's taken quite a beating recently.
One of the balls hit poor Billy in the…umm… let’s say ‘nethers’…British Billy's taken quite a beating recently.
Can you site one documented case of that ever happening ?Priming first seems to me to be a good way to shoot your face off
Are you inferring that chain-fires don’t occur?!?I put this one up there with chain fires on BP revolvers .
No, but from my research far less common than we are lead to believe.Are you inferring that chain-fires don’t occur?!?
You do realize this is how these guns were loaded for hundreds of years, right? Keep the muzzle away from your face.Priming first seems to me to be a good way to shoot your face off.
Or a B27 size "French Froggy" target for those of us that reenact the Seven Years War. Then, if it wasn't for "British Billy", we would be speaking French west of the Appalachian Mountains.Someone needs to produce a B27 size "British Billy" paper target, then you could staple them shoulder to shoulder for firing line volley fire, or single target long range work; all kinds of fun.
Or a B27 size "French Froggy" target for those of us that reenact the Seven Years War. Then, if it wasn't for "British Billy", we would be speaking French west of the Appalachian Mountains.
That is to be expected... it is a fun shoot and everyone is encouraged to participate... whether shooting or giving someone the business. Hard for me to believe someone doesn't like this! I'm 72 and it has been like this all my life. Good grief.Interesting, but I don’t understand all the catcalling and B.S.ing while somebody is handling a firearm and trying to shoot.
I have heard that the NMLRA. has then. but they are not for sale.Someone needs to produce a B27 size "British Billy" paper target, then you could staple them shoulder to shoulder for firing line volley fire, or single target long range work; all kinds of fun.
To bad, I know I'd buy some and the kids would get a kick out of them.I have heard that the NMLRA. has then. but they are not for sale.
Yep, the flip side of that would be a reality shoot, with people cussing at you and trying to kill you. Would much rather have a few friends funning me.That is to be expected... it is a fun shoot and everyone is encouraged to participate... whether shooting or giving someone the business. Hard for me to believe someone doesn't like this! I'm 72 and it has been like this all my life. Good grief.
I emigrated to France but am back in Blighty bringing up two of our grandchildren. In my local small town park each year is a re-enactment of the Civil War siege of the city by Royalist forces, as one of the gun sites for their artillery to fire at Plymouth. Recently I was back home in France and the small town was filled with infantry and mounted musketeers marching about the town and graced my house with an impromptu platoon size musket salute. In both countries they were live arms (with blanks being in public streets) so, yes, there would be re-enacting and with real guns.I think that if the French or the British had defeated us. or the indians, we probably wouldn't be re- enacting anything looking at the gun laws in those countries. Eastern indian tribes I don;t know about.
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