You may be seeing more of my posts...SOON!!!
10-03-2011, 07:33 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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Location: Penns Woods
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You may be seeing more of my posts...SOON!!!
I visit several ML forums on a regular basis. I am a traditional at heart, but I own 17 blackpowder firearms. Four are in-line rifles with scopes, five are flintlock open sighted rifles, six are sidelock percussion open sighted rifles, one is a Kentucky percussion single shot, and the last is a Rem. model 1858 BP six shooter. The bottom line is.....on this site I am not discriminated against for having an in-line, or for using conicals, or for using a sidelock perc. or in-line on a rainy day rather than worrying whether or not my flintlock will go off. I just made a post on another site that may UPSET the mainstream because I caught one of their proverbial "Gods" doing something that I have read them B-atching about more than once in the past, but hey, I was brought up to call a spade a spade. SO, like me or not, you boys may be seeing more of me on here!!!....BPS
10-03-2011, 07:56 PM
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Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
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This is by far my favorite forum BPS and we're glad to have you here. It's "looser" and friendlier than most others (except for an old grouch or two 
). Heck, you'll even see a fishing report now and then.
If you can manage it, give the three-shot offhand game a try* and see if you can smoke Bronko. But I would really appreciate it if you wouldn't mind shooting a group a little larger than mine. It's embarrassing having the largest group so far.
*http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/blac...-contests.html
). Heck, you'll even see a fishing report now and then. If you can manage it, give the three-shot offhand game a try* and see if you can smoke Bronko. But I would really appreciate it if you wouldn't mind shooting a group a little larger than mine. It's embarrassing having the largest group so far.
*http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/blac...-contests.html
10-03-2011, 08:15 PM
#5
Nontypical Buck
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Pedersoli Blue Ridge rifle .32 Percussion
T/C Firehawk .32 perc. in-line w/scope
T/C Seneca .36 Perc.
CVA Kentucky .44 perc. single shot pistol
T/C Hawken .45 Flint
T/C Hawken .50 perc.
T/C Scout Carbine .50 perc. w/scope
T/C Scout rifle .50 perc. w/scope
T/C Renegade .50 flint
T/C Firestorm .50 flint
T/C Pennsylvania Hunter carbine .50 flint
T/C Renegade .54 perc.
T/C Renegade flint w/.54 GM barrel 1:70 twist
Cabela's Hawken (Interarms) .54 perc.
T/C Firehawk .58 in-line w/scope
Remington (Uberti) model 1858 revolver
OOOPS...I almost forgot...a New Orleans Ace, .44 cal single shot "boot pistol"
I also have a T/C .56 Renegade smoothbore barrel and a 20ga. "drop in" barrel for the Cabelas Hawken...BPS
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10-03-2011, 08:32 PM
#6
Nontypical Buck
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Sorry Boys...I cannot tell a lie!!! Two of those rifles actually belong (technically) to my wife! One because she actually bought it before we became nuptiually intertwined, (that's kind of a kinky way of saying married!...LOL) and the other because she shoots it better than I do and has killed more deer than I have with it!!!...BPS
10-03-2011, 08:40 PM
#7
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
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Whoa BPS! That's a nice group of smokers. We'll be expecting some shooting reports from you for sure.
Start off with the New Orleans Ace. I can hit a fifty-five gallon drum with mine from ten feet, but that's about it. I believe they were meant to push into someone's belly before you pulled the trigger. It's great for blank loads on the 4th. of July and New Year's Eve though.
Start off with the New Orleans Ace. I can hit a fifty-five gallon drum with mine from ten feet, but that's about it. I believe they were meant to push into someone's belly before you pulled the trigger. It's great for blank loads on the 4th. of July and New Year's Eve though.
10-03-2011, 08:47 PM
#8
Nontypical Buck
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I appreciate the help you boys have offered up. Semisane, I'm gonna try the liquid wrench as a patch lube...Bronko, I'm gonna lap the bore of my GM .54 RB barrel with some JB. I've been shooting/hunting/enjoying muzzleloading firearms now for about 38 yrs. and I'm still learning new things thanks to good folks like you. It's a pleasure to visit this site with you all...or y'all (depending on where you're from!...LOL)...BPS
10-03-2011, 08:51 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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Whoa BPS! That's a nice group of smokers. We'll be expecting some shooting reports from you for sure.
Start off with the New Orleans Ace. I can hit a fifty-five gallon drum with mine from ten feet, but that's about it. I believe they were meant to push into someone's belly before you pulled the trigger. It's great for blank loads on the 4th. of July and New Year's Eve though.
Start off with the New Orleans Ace. I can hit a fifty-five gallon drum with mine from ten feet, but that's about it. I believe they were meant to push into someone's belly before you pulled the trigger. It's great for blank loads on the 4th. of July and New Year's Eve though.
