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English .28 Gauge Single Shotgun need Help
We had a bicycle shop in Wrexham - Walter Roberts in King Street - had a rack of BSA Sportsman 5 and Supersports. And in Coldharbour Lane, Brixton, a little bike accessory shot that sold Webley 9mm garden guns................. And now?- TFoley
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- Forum: Smoothbore
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How Deadly is a Flintlock Rifle…
Doesn't ever end, does it? 'Brit-hating' - the game that never stops giving.- TFoley
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- Forum: Muzzleloading & History in the Media
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Adams Revolver Announcement
I posted this on another forum last Summer. From first-hand reports of folks actually handling the samples, they are not that special in terms of quality. No idea of cost, but like anything with a small manufacturing run and a highly-specialised customer base, they won't be giving them away... -
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How Deadly is a Flintlock Rifle…
The colonists used the flintlock rifle on their future allies, the French, in the French and Indian Wars. Why pick the on the Brits every time?- TFoley
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English .28 Gauge Single Shotgun need Help
The UK never had' hardware store' guns of any kind. Here the hardware stores are/were called ironmongers, and they sell/sold household goods and kitchen/gardening et al equipment, but not firearms of any kind.- TFoley
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Owners of original (not modern replicas) C&B revolvers, do you shoot them?
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Owners of original (not modern replicas) C&B revolvers, do you shoot them?
I shoot my original .577cal Pritchett Volunteer two-band rifle, and both my Sniders, although I wouldn't admit that here........ -
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new member from Germany
Willkommen, Holger, aus East Anglia, nicht weit von dir entfernt. Dein Karabiner Modell 1852 Sharps ist kein Vorderlader und schießt mit einer Metallpatrone. Dieses Forum wird hauptsächlich für Vorderlader schusswaffen verwendet, daher der Name des Forums. Haben Sie solche Schusswaffen...- TFoley
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new member from Germany
Tr. 'Hello everyone, I come from Germany. My name is Holger and my English is not that good. But it's all my own work, not by Google...:) :) :) I'm posting here because I have an original Sharps .50-70 Gov from 1852 (??). I would like to find out more about this. That's why I would like to...- TFoley
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Short Barrel Rifles verses Long Barrel Rifles test. Details Below...
That was because the primary 'aim' of European, mostly British, shooters was to improve MILITARY marksmanship, not a leisure pursuit. The British marksmen were either serving military, members of a Volunteer organisation, or former military personnel of all ranks. With the emphasis on military...- TFoley
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Short Barrel Rifles verses Long Barrel Rifles test. Details Below...
...and between two and three inches in diameter.- TFoley
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading