does anyone have or had a tvm rifle.im trying to get started in the blackpowder part of my life ///in other words ,,plain n simple..looking at a TVM iron penna. rifle in flint , 50 cal. left hand. wondering if an ok starter rifle.. m very fond of the full stock look n plain design.not sur about the budget yet . they have not put there prices for 2019 online yet.. m currently shooting a lrman deerstalker in 50 cal...thanx GWIG...
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I've got one of their Early VA. guns. Shoots great.
At the risk of starting another brawl over hc/pc stuff, you may or may not care about such things now, but you might later, so, if budget is an issue and you can't just buy another rifle when/if you need a more historically accurate rifle, get the gun in brass furniture. Mellow the brass with dirty cleaning patches from burning b.p. in it while sighting in.
At the risk of starting another brawl over hc/pc stuff, you may or may not care about such things now, but you might later, so, if budget is an issue and you can't just buy another rifle when/if you need a more historically accurate rifle, get the gun in brass furniture. Mellow the brass with dirty cleaning patches from burning b.p. in it while sighting in.
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I don't know how old you are and big you are. 35 years ago I built a long rifle with a 1 in. barrel 42 in. long barrel. At that time I carried the weapon well and shot it well. No the weight is beginning to be a problem and the length also. I still shoot the gun it's just getting left at home more and I'm taking a shorter version of it hunting. Keep this in mind when looking for one. There are many builders out there that make fine firearms look at a lot before you decide.
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