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  1. griffiga

    Rifle vs. Smoothbore

    There's something to be said for buckshot.
  2. griffiga

    Question Regarding Woman Rondy Attire

    That's what you call "rising" to the occasion!😁
  3. griffiga

    A question about your local competitions

    One of the more fun shoots I did was you had to lay on your back and shoot a target upside down. Not so sure my old bones would allow me to do that now. Another one was placing a saddle over a 50 gallon barrel suspended by ropes. You had to sit on it and load then shoot a target.
  4. griffiga

    How old are ya?

    Are there Were you part of the British forces that marched into Lexington at the beginning of the American Revolution? LOL. I just had to ask. I remember my niece that was 7 or 8 years old, after finding out how old my mother (her grandmother) was, asking her if she knew Ben Franklin.
  5. griffiga

    How old are ya?

    Did you ever meet Christopher Columbus? 😁
  6. griffiga

    Rifle vs. Smoothbore

    For me, whether smooth or rifled, I like to keep distances under 100 yards preferably 80. With a good tight patched round ball, at 75-80 yards I'm minute of deer with my smoothbore. I could stretch that out to maybe 100-125 yards with a rifle, keeping in mind that my eyes are more of a problem...
  7. griffiga

    SxS Rifle collection

    For me it used to be Girls, Guns and Guitars. Now it's only Guns and Guitars. However, on the part of girls, if you don't look, you are not a man, but if you look twice, you are not a man either.
  8. griffiga

    How old are ya?

    One can only hope there is black powder up there!
  9. griffiga

    How old are ya?

    I blame it on age telling her, I didn't hear you! I call it old age, she calls it "selective hearing". But in my defense, I do wear hearing aids (unless I want to tune someone out), due to too much shooting in my younger years with no ear protection and growing up with the loud rock and roll...
  10. griffiga

    How old are ya?

    Old enough to know better, but still young enough to not care!
  11. griffiga

    How old are ya?

    What's that they say? Better late than never?
  12. griffiga

    How old are ya?

    My mother used to say, “If I ever wake up and nothing hurts, I’ll know I’m dead.” I’m beginning to understand what she meant.
  13. griffiga

    How old are ya?

    66 and 8 months here. Bought my first Dixie Gun Works Kentucky .45 caliber flintlock kit when I was 16. Wow, that was 50 years ago - half a century!
  14. griffiga

    How much black powder is too much?

    I’ve found that with black powder, it’s diminishing returns. Like someone mentioned earlier, you soon begin wasting it. Hunting with my .54, I never use more than 85-90 grains of FFG.
  15. griffiga

    Just One Gun

    Back in the late 80’s, the mountain man club I belonged to held their annual shoot. Just prior to the shoot, I had picked up a CVA mountain rifle kit at a local sporting goods store that was going out of business for $75. I put it together in a day (and it looked like it too), but I was in a...
  16. griffiga

    Do's and Don'ts when buying first BP shotgun

    Here’s my collection of BP shotguns. Left to right: 12 ga English Single Barrel Fowler (don't remember the maker), Charles Moore 12 ga double, J Hollis 11 ga double, Navy Arms 12 ga. Jukar 20 ga (this one I have sold since the picture).
  17. griffiga

    What are your favorite Thompson Center (T/C) Percussion guns?

    Mine is the .45 caliber patriot pistol.
  18. griffiga

    Kibler Pennsylvania Rifles

    They are swamped.
  19. griffiga

    Kibler Pennsylvania Rifles

    I will most likely pick it up next week when the seller gets back in town, and if for some reason I don't want it, I'll let you know.
  20. griffiga

    Kibler Pennsylvania Rifles

    The guy is holding it for me. He is currently out of town but is supposed to be back next week sometime.
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