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  1. RSbilliard

    What did you do today

    I certainly don't want that. I guess I better get on it. Thanks for the heads up. 😥
  2. RSbilliard

    What did you do today

    I was referring to the bridge that the British took on the eve of D-day. Is that one and the same? I've never seen a bridge to far.
  3. RSbilliard

    What did you do today

    Not just Americans. When the British took that bridge and disabled the explosives was some special forces stuff.
  4. RSbilliard

    What did you do today

    I watched the movie the longest day over a couple of evenings. I had me one of those crickets the paratroopers used for identification when I was a kid back in the 50's. Forgot all about that.
  5. RSbilliard

    Amusing/Ridiculous Muzzleloading Misconceptions...

    I was shooting my T/C caplock a while back and I noticed a young fella maybe 10 yrs. Watching me. I asked his father if it was ok for the boy take a shot. That youngster thought that was the coolest thing. I later heard his father tell him that it was the kind of gun used in the Revolutionary war.
  6. RSbilliard

    SOLD Rifle Shoppe British Baker Rifle .62 Caliber

    Very nice! I recently watched Cap and Ball use a similar rifle on his channel to take a Hungarian Roe deer. I believe he said it was a Baker.
  7. RSbilliard

    Squirrel Season 2020

    To me closing the distance on your intended target, to get as close as you can is the best part of the hunt. But to take it with a side arm like that is awesome.
  8. RSbilliard

    Hello from Missouri!

    Welcome!
  9. RSbilliard

    It has come to my attention

    I thumb thru this forum while I'm at work. Some of the guys call me lazy but I tell them no i just have alot of good reading to do. Priorities! Welcome from Michigan
  10. RSbilliard

    Historically Incorrect, or (A Story of Thread Counting and Delrin Rods)

    Many a men wore there Civil war uniforms or parts parts of them for years after the war.
  11. RSbilliard

    Historically Incorrect, or (A Story of Thread Counting and Delrin Rods)

    Ha! That's a good one. I'd like to see that myself.
  12. RSbilliard

    Last weekend meat hunt

    That looks like some shining times!
  13. RSbilliard

    Smokin bushytails

    That's a great source. I have several of his books. Great photographer also.
  14. RSbilliard

    Hello from south central PA!

    Welcome from Michigan
  15. RSbilliard

    Smokin bushytails

    Plenty of squirrels where I hunt but I only take a couple at a time. The rest of the time is spent just enjoying being there.
  16. RSbilliard

    Ridiculous Cap Pricing

    Here I thought I was getting ripped when I paid $7.50 a tin for cci caps. I still bought all they had.
  17. RSbilliard

    Inexpensive throwing hawk recommendations?

  18. RSbilliard

    Inexpensive throwing hawk recommendations?

    A friend of mine from work bought a couple of hawks from chas. Townsend's on line store. He said that they were both good throwers for $25.00 plus s&h.
  19. RSbilliard

    Just a show of hands, how many make their own ammution?

    Year's ago a hunting friend of mine traded his .45 Kentucky off and gave me everything he cast along with his lee mold. Never got around to casting my own. Gonna try this winter over a fire, the old-timey way. I also plan to spend a few weekends camping on State land here in Michigan. Might...
  20. RSbilliard

    Just a show of hands, how many make their own ammution?

    Thanks for the info. I normally have a fire going all day on the weekends in the winter with a coffee pot on. I think I'll give it a try.
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