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I've noticed some mis-information on this website concerning the amount of black powder that may be possessed by a California resident. Please be advised that the limit is FIVE pounds. For further information see California Health & Safety Code sec. 12001 (f) (1).:what:

:what:Why would you want to shoot a 1858 Remington @ 60 yards? Velocity would be next to nothing at that range.

If you haven't already discovered this, try Hornady Stock #6070 (.454) lead balls. You should see an improvement in accuracy.

Just a few more thoughts on this subject. Most FFL gun dealers are afraid of loosing their license or even worse, going to prison over making a mistake in conducting their business so, as a result they are skiddish when it comes to shipping any type of firearm to California. Others feel that...

California & Federal Law concerning Black Powder firearms Here's the law concerning Black Powder firearms sales, transfers, etc. in California. The recent CFLC requirements are governed by Ca. Penal Code secs. 12070, 12071 and 12072. These same sections are governed by Ca. Penal Code sec...

Home Defense Shotgun First, keep it simple . . . a basic 12 gauge pump shotgun with an 18 or 18.5" barrel and brass front bead site is enough to get you started. A ghost-ring sighting system is, in my opinion unnecessary unless, you are only shooting slugs and even then, requires more time to...