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  1. K

    Springfield '63

    LaLC- In my response to Paul V, I used the term 'American', purposely. To me, the War was an American issue. I am interested in the rifles used by the Americans that participated, from both the South and the North. I am confused, since I mentioned neither 'side' of the conflict . . . how...
  2. K

    Springfield '63

    Thanks . . . and I hope to hear more from anyone with an opinion. (Go ahead and argue, makes good reading and forwards the debate!) I can narrow my question a little. How about . . . cap & ball rifles, only, used by Americans. And, please offer good reading resources that you know of.
  3. K

    Springfield '63

    Folks- Regarding Civil War service rifles . . . Which was the most widely used? Popular? Accurate? Durable? Etc. Which modern replica would you recommend for general shooting and hunting? Why? Thanks for your feedback!
  4. K

    Observation

    Went out to Ben Avery shooting range, here in Phoenix, yesterday. I was the only ML shooter in a line of about 75. Funny thing is . . . I felt pretty sophisticated, among all the AR15s; measuring my powder, cutting patches, and seating the patched ball . . . getting off 5 shots every fifteen...
  5. K

    Bore Brites

    They have them at the Possible Shop.
  6. K

    My first shots with my first ML

    Mike- Does this method of clearing a dry load work on any cap gun? Thanks Kaleb
  7. K

    T/C Kit

    Thanks much! Fox Ridge looks like a good resource.
  8. K

    T/C Kit

    I am looking for a T/C .50 in kit form. Internet search has been a zero, so far. Please advise if you know where I can find this kit. Thanks, in advance.
  9. K

    Powder Measure

    Thanks much guys!
  10. K

    Powder Measure

    I am wanting to make a powder measure from wood. Can someone tell me the volume needed. In other words, what diameter hole, by what depth do I need to drill to achieve 10 grains of Goex 2ff BP. I figured I could multiply the depth of the hole in order to customize my load; 70, 75, 80 grains...
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