BOOM! Yes I do. Several cap & ball, and one flint. I love the smoke and the loud report. Having to clean them is what keeps me from shooting black powder more often. I have never hunted with one though they accurate enough. I was amazed by how well the revolvers shoot, once I got through the...
Thanks to all for the links and leads. I have been enjoying working my way through every one of the Forgotten Weapons. I can't wait to look over all of the others mentioned.
Trust God, and your powder dry.
Welcome, I lived in NC from 68 til 73. God must be a Tarheel because the sky is Carolina blue. I miss the pork Bar B Q. However, nobody knew how to cook seafood. Glad to have aboard.
There nothing weird about wanting to understand any part of the sudden chemical release of heat and energy taking place just a matter of inches from your face. If the safety of yourself and your loved ones is on the line, that is a very healthy curiosity. And It's fun, and useful, and fun, and...
The first gun I ever bought, an Ithaca 37 featherweight 12 gauge. About 35 years ago I found a open cylinder barrel and cut it to 21 inches. I keep a stainless Ruger service six handy or, sometimes the old IPSC 1911 45. My Wife has a Smith Bodyguard just a few years younger than her.
I am just getting back to shooting, loading and casting after break of several years due to ill health. Brian G at LA Shooting & Reloading told me about this site. I look forward to the fellowship and knowledge aboard.