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  1. BadHorse

    weirdo 1857 enfield

    mines not cobbled together
  2. BadHorse

    Battle Mountain Nevada

    ok lets rephrase this, is there anyone from Tahoe to Wendover that wants to trek
  3. BadHorse

    weirdo 1857 enfield

    I HAVE BEEN SAYING ALL ALONG ITS FROM INDIA, how else would it have been part of the Indian Mutiny
  4. BadHorse

    um, kinda new, more of a retread

    thanks buddy! northern nevada has a lot to offer
  5. BadHorse

    weirdo 1857 enfield

    nothing like being dead wrong on a rifle. i have a smoothbore, thats the original sight and my weapon is from south east aisa, aka india. ive seen others exactly like mine
  6. BadHorse

    Battle Mountain Nevada

    looking for anyone local or semi local for trecking
  7. BadHorse

    um, kinda new, more of a retread

    my trecking has gotten more and more exotic
  8. BadHorse

    weirdo 1857 enfield

    I can assure all of you this thing is a .577 smooth bore thats been re-barreled, even with the rear sights. a bore light told all. also when i say liberated from a collection in Afghanistan what i mean is it was taken out of an armory as it was in use. so not really cleaned
  9. BadHorse

    um, kinda new, more of a retread

    theres more to come, but of a different sort i suppose as i live here, and i have new things to explore
  10. BadHorse

    weirdo 1857 enfield

    from wikipedia Indian Rebellion 1857/Sepoy Mutiny An engraving titled Sepoy Indian troops dividing the spoils after their mutiny against British rule, which include a number of muskets The Enfield P53 was introduced to Indian troops under British rule in 1856.[6] The Enfield rifle-musket was a...
  11. BadHorse

    um, kinda new, more of a retread

    also, anyone in northern nevada?
  12. BadHorse

    weirdo 1857 enfield

    this weapon was part of the cause and solution for the indian mutiny. enfield rebarreled a handful of rifles to make them smoothbores. i think the year was 1859
  13. BadHorse

    um, kinda new, more of a retread

    i thought i would reintroduce myself seeing as i have been gone for 8 or 9 years and im very looking forward to being active once more! oh and does anyone know how i change my screen name?
  14. BadHorse

    Naming guns; Pet names for them. I had a .45 cal. flintlock back in the mid-1970's...

    meet Lucrezia Borgia my new smooth bore and she live up to her name
  15. BadHorse

    weirdo 1857 enfield

    i got this original shooter recently with a few others like it. its an original 1857 enfield "smoothbore" and as im told it was "liberated" from a collection in afganistan a few years ago. this weirdo has seen a lot of action and history. amazingly its still a shooter. i almost forgot, i named...
  16. BadHorse

    GPR Kits

    mine were fine,,,,,,it took two years for me to justify upgrading the lock and triggers
  17. BadHorse

    lock help please....

    yes they do and they are free, roy isnt
  18. BadHorse

    lock help please....

    i would contact the guys at L&R, their customer service is awesome, last year i got one of their locks, frizzen was soft and it needed tuning, sent it to them and the fixed it free!
  19. BadHorse

    Kentuckian or Great Plains Rifle

    you really expected one?
  20. BadHorse

    Kentuckian or Great Plains Rifle

    bull is just a larger and smellier version of cow
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