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Ah the Zouave carbine. Nice handling. Mine likes 65gn fff under a thumb push sized mini lubed with wax/veggie oil. Haven't got serious with it but just plinking it's smack on at 25 yards.
I'm not sure about this particular one but check the snail to make sure it's not brazed on. My understanding is the reenactor groups do not allow it for safety. Only recourse is rebarrel.
I'm not sure about this particular one but check the snail to make sure it's not brazed on. My understanding is the reenactor groups do not allow it for safety. Only recourse is rebarrel.
I have one & like it. Val Forgett (SP) used one on an African Safari to kill all sorts of critters. Smacks steel targets like a sledge hammer.
Reenactor groups don't allow it because it isn't PC/HC, nothing to do with the snail. He was generating around 24,000 PSI with the 610 gr bullet and 125 grains of FFFg
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I had one. The trigger pull was too stiff and the stock was too straight(like most military replicas).
Yup, that's the article. Blast from the past.
