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If you want blackpowder or caps check out Back Creek Gun Shop, off of 522 at Gainsboro.

This is a Howard Arms, another Fred Biffar Co.

That gun was done by Tom Ball. He was a skirmisher, a member of the N-SSA.

Here's my 1956 D.S. It's from the "Swamp".

Here's an Alox coated .680 ball sitting atop a.692 bore. No patches are allowed in NSSA competitions.

jjadurbin, it stands for Metropolitan Police District of Columbia.

Swamp gun

Here's an ugly old varmint.

Sorry about the double post. I screwed up somewhere along the line.

Thanks fellows, it's a Westley Richards Improved Martini Express rifle. It was originally a 577/500 No2 BPE(50/135). It was oddly restored by a British gunmaker and deactivated when I got it. I undid the deactivation and had to make an extractor for it. It's now a 50/70.

Thanks fellows. It's a Westley Richards Improved Martini Express rifle. Was originally 577/500 No. 2 BPE(50/135). Oddly restored by a British gunmaker, it was deactivated when I got it. I undeactivated? it and had to make an extractor. It's presently a 50/70.

I like British.

Some of my favorites.

Here's one of the .455's sold to the British in 1915

Not exactly chunky, but snubby.

One of my favorites, a .45.

I can't look at this without wondering if the color sequence has a meaning.

Hand ejector 38 special 4" square butt 6 shot fixed sights 407574 Thanks.