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Hawg is right ..the Polish capper is well worth it ! Had mine for a while , and love it

Hawg if you were getting the catalog back in the early 70s you’ll remember Turner Kirkland always had som interesting stories and commentary in it …

I don’t know if discount or not … but I have been buying stuff from Dixie Gunworks before there was an on line..

That is fine shooting…

I don’t….

Haven’t shot flintlocks in a long time, but years ago (1970s)I built one out of parts purchased from Dixie Gun Wirks… they will have all the flints you need … Mr Kirkland has passed, but the service there is still very good

Got some ammunition from Cavalry… very happy with it!

Going to try out Cavalry …thanks for the “heads up”

After looking at the picture above I went back to the shop It's got the same sort of marking on the side indicating 1902

Bannockburn It is an 1898 rifle... Built in 1903?.. Bore looks great ...

I think I want it.... Am I wrong to consider it ? Anyone with any helpful input? The action is pretty cool ( the ammunition on the other hand is not inexpensive)

17 grains in my .36

I do not know about the Remingtons but I have two Pietta navy 1851s that are wonderful

Thanks! I am sure enjoying them and my return to black powder after a long hiatus... Very glad I found this site...

Well, I have discovered that having two 1851s at the range is , indeed, more fun than one... this isn't habit forming, right?

Gladly Bought them from Dixie Gunworks... Got the first in March ... Realized I had an 1851 obsession and the other I ordered last Sunday and got it Wednesday ... They have CM stamped on them ... Which I understand may mean made sometime in 14? The one is wonderfully accurate ... And I will...

Many thanks sigsmoker!

Trying again with photo...

Trying to post photo... Hope this works ... Would like to be counted in! IMG_0446.JPG

At the risk of showing my complete ineptness with my iPhone... How do I post a picture of my Navy on this thread? Actually .. It's two of them now... Can't believe it took me this long to discover how much fun they are....