Has anyone dealt with them. I saw they have muskets at good prices.I wonder what the catch is. Any feedback would be great.
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Veteran arms
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At the upper right of this page is a drawing of a magnifying glass. Click on it and ask your question. Veteran Arms has been discussed many, many, many . . . . times.
Brokennock
Cannon
Simonbeans is correct. There are many discussions that involve that company, either topics based on them or topics on India made guns un general.
I personally will absolutely not buy one for reasons stated in a couple of those posts. Nothing to do with guns mad in India, everything to do with how I've seen/read about customers being treated, including posts by the company owner/representative here on this forum. These may not be good reasons for some people and that's okay.
I'm not sure if putting, Veteran Arms in the search feature as "Veteran Arms" using quotation marks like that will help your search.
ohio ramrod
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As the old saying goes :"you get what you pay for"!
Yes this is why I asked. I can search but I like to hear it from the horses mouth lol. I am not crazy about pedersoli however they do a better job than most others. Thanks again
Indy Durtdigger
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Doing some research on those is what brought me to this forum, I lurked long before I joined. Here is a fairly recent and lengthy thread on them I found interesting. While I was looking for a military smoothbore musket to use as a shotgun after pondering the back and forth, I went another route.
www.muzzleloadingforum.com
This thread is new enough the snootier types on here probably won't moan too much if someone starts it back up with a new post.
Non-Firing replica 1766 Charleville Infantry Musket
I'm considering one of these Non-Firing replica rifles. From what I can gather they are not drilled for a touch hole but all else is functional. I have access to the right machinery or could just farm it out to a local smith to have it drilled. Does anyone have first hand experience with...
www.muzzleloadingforum.com
This thread is new enough the snootier types on here probably won't moan too much if someone starts it back up with a new post.
