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  1. BrantWW

    Something small

    Lyman Deer Stalker. Rugged and small. BBL 24", OAL 35", T 1:48, 50 or 54. USED SB $400 or less.
  2. BrantWW

    Goex, back in business

    Sorry I thought you were going to send me paper work. Lol
  3. BrantWW

    Goex, back in business

    I don't give a flip what you do or don't do. Knock yourself out; buy all the explosives you want.
  4. BrantWW

    Goex, back in business

    and that's the point. There is no such thing as a hoarder when it comes to how one chooses to spend his or her $$. In the same sense, there is no such thing as a gouger. If one doesn't like the price, don't buy it.
  5. BrantWW

    Goex, back in business

    My comment in answer to "define hoarder" was 100% sarcasm.
  6. BrantWW

    Goex, back in business

    Storing is not selling. Sell BP and you should have (to be legal) an explosives license.
  7. BrantWW

    Goex, back in business

    Exactly (provided you have no sense of humor and can't read sarcasm).
  8. BrantWW

    Goex, back in business

    A product is scarce when you have some and I don't.
  9. BrantWW

    Goex, back in business

    You can do anything you want. You can sell guns to minors, sell black powder at gun shows, rob banks, etc. If one sells black powder one is required by federal law to have an explosive license. I have seen no exceptions for buying and selling BP to friends.
  10. BrantWW

    Goex, back in business

    Triple Seven, Smokeless Powder, Ammo, large capacity mags, and firearms do NOT require an Explosives license to sell (and store).
  11. BrantWW

    Goex, back in business

    A hoarder* is 1) a person who stocked up on scarce products before they become scarce, that you now want, but can't get; 2) also a person who buys scarce products at prices you are/unwilling to pay (similar to a gouger - one who charges more for scarce products than you are willing to pay)...
  12. BrantWW

    Goex, back in business

    How are people selling black powder at gun shows at all? To sell black powder in the USA, one must have an explosives license.
  13. BrantWW

    Hello from Tennessee

    Welcome from Roane County Tennessee
  14. BrantWW

    CLOSED .50 Pedersoli Deluxe Tryon FINAL REDUCTION $950

    I've been looking for a Tyron. Unfortunately, I want one with the PMG (Pedersoli Match Grade) barrel. I believe Pedersoli did not begin drilling PMG barrels unit 2012 or so (please correct me if I am wrong). Otherwise, this looks like a fine rifle with a 1:48 twist (the .54 comes in 1:65).
  15. BrantWW

    CLOSED .50 Pedersoli Deluxe Tryon FINAL REDUCTION $950

    As of the 2021 Pedersoli price list, these are the available Tyron models: S.219 TRYON TARGET PERCUSSION .45-.50-.54 S.229 TRYON CREEDMOOR PERCUSSION .45 S.251 TRYON MATCH PERCUSSION .45 DELUXE MODELS L.219 TRYON TARGET with maple stock PERCUSSION .45-.50-.54
  16. BrantWW

    SOLD WTS one factoryTC Hawken barrel

    PM SENT
  17. BrantWW

    Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery firarms.

    It was both? .36 caliber made by Small.
  18. BrantWW

    Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery firarms.

    Some historians believe that those claiming KY rifles were taken were mistakenly calling the Contract Rifles Kentucky Rifles> The rifles Lewis took with him were built under Army contract in 1792 and 1794. Pennsylvania gunsmiths produced these weapons, which were .49 caliber with a 42-inch...
  19. BrantWW

    Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery firarms.

    If anyone would like to read any of the several journals that came out of the expedition here is a great link: NAVIGATE THE jOURNALS
  20. BrantWW

    Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery firarms.

    Gus, don't you worry about how long it takes. Just keep feeding those of us who are starving for information. What great fun this is!
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