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Widows Son
40 Cal 54 From Queensland
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WBeing sympathetic to the Union cause, and also a bit of an anglophile, I am curious about the prevalence of the ‘53 Enfield by Federal...
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WWidows Son replied to the thread Springfield vs Enfield.The weapons technology is very similar between them..essentially the same calibre, same rifling twist, similar overall length etc… The...
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WHello. I hope everyone is doing well. Like most of us here, I’m a fan of the Capandball YouTube channel, and I support it in my small...
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WWidows Son replied to the thread Mould or mold?.Ah yes..the completely sensible American language…. Fanny Fanny Pack Spunky Randy Tarts
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WWidows Son replied to the thread A couple of target pistols.Many congratulations. They are beautiful
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WWidows Son replied to the thread General John Sedgwick - an avoidable death or......?.Hi mate, thanks for your reply. Yes I have a hexagonal jag and it works well. And at the end of the shooting session when I clean her up...
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WWidows Son replied to the thread General John Sedgwick - an avoidable death or......?.You are a scholarly gentleman, and a credit to the grounded thinking which Our Order promulgates. I would say, that by 1864, the...
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WWidows Son replied to the thread General John Sedgwick - an avoidable death or......?.I think its mythology. The spot where he was hit is known and the location of the enemy was known, and that distance is within the...
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WWidows Son replied to the thread General John Sedgwick - an avoidable death or......?.I have a Parker Hale Whitworth, and I’ve been immersed in load development for it for over a year. It’s the most challenging rifle I’ve...
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WWidows Son replied to the thread When did small caliber rifles become a thing and why?.This is an interesting topic and it leads me to a further question, though it is a bit off-topic.. What was the prevalence of...
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WWidows Son replied to the thread When did small caliber rifles become a thing and why?.The mythology I learned many years ago is that powder and lead were more expensive and not as abundant as in Europe. So, in contrast to...
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WWidows Son replied to the thread Springfields 1855 vs 1861 sights.My goodness, hasn’t a question about old rifle sights extended into other interesting areas! To get back to the original intention…I...
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WWidows Son replied to the thread Springfields 1855 vs 1861 sights.Thank you for the link
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WWidows Son replied to the thread Springfields 1855 vs 1861 sights.That’s interesting. An ancient and ongoing part of military life are inspections. Troops and equipment were inspected regularly. Troops...
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WWidows Son replied to the thread Springfields 1855 vs 1861 sights.Thank you my Brother, for that clear and concise reply. When a weapon is being designed, no one knows what conditions and circumstances...
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