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Hi and welcome from northern New Mexico!
Welcome from Pa
Welcome to the forum.
Thomas
Thomas
Welcome!
Welcome from Oklahoma.
By the time percussion came in, the golden age of piracy was over. A flintlock pistol (maybe a dog lock or miquelet?) is what you need for historical accuracy. And / or a matchlock musket, if you're doing 17th century.
Yes, flintlocks misfire more than percussion, at least if you are not a frequent flint shooter. (I'm not, so my flintlock pistol misfires too.) It's a skill.
I'm not saying get rid of your LePage. I love mine, and shoot it in monthly club competition. It should be rifled, at least if you got a good one: Le Page ® Pistols
Yes, flintlocks misfire more than percussion, at least if you are not a frequent flint shooter. (I'm not, so my flintlock pistol misfires too.) It's a skill.
I'm not saying get rid of your LePage. I love mine, and shoot it in monthly club competition. It should be rifled, at least if you got a good one: Le Page ® Pistols
Squatch84
40 Cal
Welcome from WV!
Pirate's had cannons, they are very cool.
Welcome to the forum from Florida !
Welcome to the forum from Florida !
