ILoveMuzzleloading
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Muzzleloading match pistols are near and dear to my heart, and these Springer Target Pistols from the 19th century are some of the best I've ever seen.
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Original Johann Springer Match Pistols
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Muzzleloading match pistols are near and dear to my heart, and these Springer Target Pistols from the 19th century are some of the best I've ever seen.
Sam squanch
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I’d quit wearing the rubber gloves. You need the history of the gun to ooze onto your skin, and absorb it.
zimmerstutzen
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Take note the rear sights are over the breech where they should be. I can't figure out why manufacturers keep putting the rear sight half way down a pistol barrel.
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