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  1. M

    Hello From Texas

    I'm getting real close to retirement and pondering how to spend some of the time so I decided to pick up something I really haven't touched since 1975. A group of us built Navy Arms Brown Bess kits which cost $212 with the bayonet. My uncle ran a fife and drum group out of NJ so we became...
  2. M

    Need Some Advice

    Its been decades since I shot my long rifle and musket. Time just slips away. What powder and grains do you recommend for a Brown Bess and a 50 cal long rifle. I used to use 3F at 80 grains for the rifle and it would drive tacks at 100 yards.
  3. M

    Howdy From The Republic Of Texas

    Hello from Texas. I'm a service rifle shooter, hence the M1a handle but I've been hauling around a Brown Bess Musket that I made in 1975. On the wall in my study are two Brown Bess's, a Lancaster pattern long rifle made by my uncle and a custom left handed flintlock long rifle made by me. I've...
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