I have an Ithaca Flues in 12 gauge. I like it. It shoots well though it does not weigh anywhere near six pounds…more in the 7.5 range. i do not shoot it as much since a found an old Parker that I like.
For that kind of money you REALLY have to want to shoot at things far away. I must admit that the idea intrigues me. Fortunately, I do not have that much disposable income,
Would love to see a target.
Exactly. BBs saw extensive service on stagecoaches in the borderlands between England and Scotland in the 17th century through the mis 19th. As well, the BB was a practical weapon for use on ships at sea.
Not anymore.Thirty years ago when I did not know any better, a fellow in my club asked me to reload some brass for him. I asked him what gun he had used. I told him very clearly that the ten rounds that I gave had to be used in the same gun that he told me about. The rounds were neck sized. Next...
I went to black powder for upland hunting before my spine went bad. Not a SXS though. I use a flintlock Fowler. Forty two inch barrel and six pounds four. 16 gauge. Points like a wand.
I still have a case of 9mm Mak. Don't shoot it as much as pre-ban. I have new brass that I bought years ago as a hedge against shortage. Same is true for the X39.
just starting in black powder. Hoohah! Get ready for a ride. There is a lot of "stuff" that is helpful to have. Much of that has been mentioned already. You already know that there are two basic types of firearm....depending on ignition: Percussion and flint. Percussion is easier to start with...
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