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  1. OldMaineWoodsman

    I found 5 of Dad's C&B Revolvers...

    Biggest challenge is killing the mold and verdigris. Once it has developed it is very difficult to keep off. Some Ren-Wax will help remove it and breathe new life into the leather.
  2. OldMaineWoodsman

    Inquiry about current replica percussion revolvers

    By back in the day, I'm referring to mid-1980's.
  3. OldMaineWoodsman

    Study: Hunters Die After Consuming CWD-Infected Venison

    A different opinion: https://www.outdoorlife.com/conservation/hunters-die-eating-cwd-venison/
  4. OldMaineWoodsman

    Inquiry about current replica percussion revolvers

    Always enjoy seeing custom grip panels.
  5. OldMaineWoodsman

    Inquiry about current replica percussion revolvers

    Nice grips.
  6. OldMaineWoodsman

    Inquiry about current replica percussion revolvers

    Appreciate it, but I'm set on this one.
  7. OldMaineWoodsman

    Inquiry about current replica percussion revolvers

    Thanks for that summary. I plan on casing a Remington New Model Army. I am looking at two, the Cimarron and the one offered by Taylor's. Both have a color-case frame with blued cylinder and barrel. I know historically that the Remington was blued, but I like the looks of this version.
  8. OldMaineWoodsman

    Inquiry about current replica percussion revolvers

    It has been a while since I have purchased any percussion revolvers. Back in the day, Uberti was tough to beat. Reading a number of posts on this subject, I know that the pandemic wreaked havoc with the Italian manufacturers, and quality may have since slipped. I used to read that Cimarron...
  9. OldMaineWoodsman

    WANTED Colt Black Powder Series Revolvers

    Looking for an unfired, collectible grade 1851 Navy and/or a Second Model Dragoon from the Colt Black Powder Series (Black Box). Will consider a lightly used one as long as it is well maintained and cared for with no sign of corrosion or pitting, with the original box. Box can be worn, but...
  10. OldMaineWoodsman

    Hawken Rifles, What's All The Hoopla?!

    And the man who drives a Jaguar asks - Corvettes, What's All The Hoopla?!
  11. OldMaineWoodsman

    Why no black powder hunting personalities

    Cinnabar Ranch on YouTube. He shoots a lot of black powder.
  12. OldMaineWoodsman

    Scam Business Alert - Supposedly Selling Percussion Caps, Etc

    For what it's worth, Clark Brothers Gun Shop in Warrenton, Virginia had a good supply of #11 and Musket caps last time I was there (about two weeks). They sell on GB so I'm sure they ship.
  13. OldMaineWoodsman

    How old are ya?

    64
  14. OldMaineWoodsman

    Grandpa stories

    I got along real well with both of my Grandfathers. Especially my paternal. He was really proud of his Quebec roots. Make no mistake, he was proud to be an American. In fact, the picture of JFK that hung in their home now hangs in mine. But he loved to tell stories about rural Quebec...
  15. OldMaineWoodsman

    Why no black powder hunting personalities

    Not black powder related but Kusk Bushcraft is good if you like survival/primitive skills.
  16. OldMaineWoodsman

    Why no black powder hunting personalities

    The majority of hunting shows and YouTube videos do us no favors. Blasting ducks to rock music backgrounds, replaying the kills in slow-motion, and focusing or obsessing over only 200lb or better Whitetails, etc. I wish more focused on the conservation side, and we contribute to that effort.
  17. OldMaineWoodsman

    Why no black powder hunting personalities

    "The Bachelor - West Virginia Calling" All kidding aside, he doesn't hunt, but Hickok45 on YouTube shoots some black powder. He can get a little redundant, but I enjoy his reviews.
  18. OldMaineWoodsman

    New .58 caliber Hawken type Rifle

  19. OldMaineWoodsman

    SOLD 58 cal Buffalo hunter

    Nice sale. Most of these show their age and are pretty beat up. Nice rifle.
  20. OldMaineWoodsman

    New .58 caliber Hawken type Rifle

    The one on top is a .54 caliber. It has a 36" J. Goodoien barrel, engraved Bob Roller lock, a checkered wrist with curly maple stock. The lock, trigger guard, and butt plate are color cased, which have aged (faded) to a mottled gray. The nose cap is pewter, but the ram rod thimble, patch...
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