Muzzle loaders
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If pistols
That look like cowboy guns
or
That look like moder revolvers
If Rifles
The birth of the sniper rifle
There are others these are relitivly easy to get
That look like cowboy guns
or
That look like moder revolvers
If Rifles
The birth of the sniper rifle
There are others these are relitivly easy to get
I was thinking rifle. I quite fancy an original muzzleloading rifle but probably better with a modern one. I do like old crap tho.
I don’t really know anything about them except what I have seen on you tube that seems to be all American stuff.
Smellydog
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Been muzzleloading for 39 years. It gets in yet blood.
It can be done the hard way or easy way.
The hard way is to compare it to modern guns and try and clean them the modern way.
The easy way is to learn to slow down, keep it simple and use water to clean in conjunction with animal or vegetable fat based treatments.
Smoke N Lard
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You wouldn’t know of any of these for sale would you?
It won’t let me watch the second one.
Yes not immediately but later this year. Ive seen 4 inc one lefty , bought 2, and know of another 4. There are at least three people talking a good fight about putting them back into production.
Im always trying to research them, been down several dead ends.I’d be very interested if you get wind of one for sale.
Smellydog
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Should now sorry.
Bo Diddley
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Try again, it was the same for me last night. Fine now.
Bo Diddley
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Excellent. So good I had to watch it twice. I think Jess was hoping she was off hunting...
So is it three strikes and you're out for good
.. I guess you are on #1 now 
Smellydog
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Seems so. Probably inevitable. I don't fit to well in this here modern world....So is it three strikes and you're out for good
ellisleo06
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Ooh I’m also interested don’t mind paying a premium for one
6pt-sika
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I’ve done pretty much the complete spectrum of muzzle loading stuff . Originals , Contemporary Longrifles , Thompson Center sidelocks and a pile of inlines made by TC , Knight , Savage and Remington . Only I have left is a Remington 700 Ultimate ML 50 cal that I’ve been using for over five years . I forget what year I got it but seems to me Remington was still making them . I use smokeless in it although they did not advocate that practice . 
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