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Condition is everything, especially the barrel. If you can inspect the bore condition before buying. Look for strong rifling especially at the muzzle.

Posts like this fascinate me. I don't know if I would start one myself, but I really like to read them!

Good looking rifle! I'm glad that you got a good one.

You're right! It does get things moving;)

Bring back the .44 Henry rimfire cartridge. I am sure that it could be done with some good effect. I'm thinking a modern aluminun alloy "Blazer" type case with lead boolit.

I like them both but I will always lean towards a Winchester. I just like them a bit better!

There are a lot of ways that this recipe could be modified for individual tastes. I'm thinking a bit of keilbasa or other type of sausage would be good too.

It sounds good! I'll give it a try. Those Kung Pao peppers are really good and have an excellant flavor.

I have an older Italian 1866 Winchester replica rifle in 44/40 chambering, and I think that it would do really fine in CAS. I'm pretty sure that you would not be disappointed in the .38 Special...

Are you picking any Okra yet? Mine isn't doing too good this season for some reason.

Thank you for the 30-30 brass and the very fast shipping!

How about the Russian Unique powder? It seems to burn cleaner for me but I have not used it in rifle loads yet.

That lace on cartridge holder does look good and with an added recoil pad I'll bet that you would be set!

I like the New Englander and bought one back when they first came out. Mine was a smoothbore 12 guage, and I fired a lot of .670 round ball loads through it and it was pretty accurate. I have one of...

Although I can't specifically prove it, I'm pretty sure that most Italian clones are made with some pretty soft steel. This doesen't mean that they don't work well or that I don't like them, it's...

I'm a Boolit Bub. so I must be Impotent.;-)

How about both kidney beans and corn? That might be good, maybe I'll try it.

Russian Unique is good stuff, I wish that I had bought more of it.

I'm a devout follower of hickory wood!

Does Lee offer an acceptable mold for .43 Mauser?

Don't let the sprout consume too much of the converted starch. I have always heard that when the sprout reaches the length of the seed, roast it.

Be sure to keep the frizzen clean/dry between several shots. This could be your problem with the failure to draw sparks. You've got to love them flintlock smoothbores! I know that I do. I forgot to...

The Finn trigger pull is much nicer with my M39's than it is with standard 91-30's etc.

I have the added goodies for the 1886 rounded up and the Lee mold is the 340 grain .457 diameter. Maybe it will do good using these with hard lead and unsized?

Hey pilot, nice rack! It is pretty difficult to skin and flesh out a deer skull and that is definatly work for a small knife.