Recent content by NCWanderer

I've been using Break Free CLP for well over 35 years and have never had any rust or any other problems and it protects as well as any of the other brands I've used. Works just as well on my black powder arms too. NC

Mole, I agree whole hardheartedly with you.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Remington oil a petroleum based product and therefore shouldn't be used in a black powder revolver.

I don't allow WD-40 anywhere near my guns.....not even in the same room.

It's good to hear that he's OK. When he abruptly quit posting I was afraid he was having health problems. Good to know he's still kicking.

Anyone heard from kwhi43? Haven't seen any posts from him in quite a while. Hope he's alright. Anyone know?

It's a no brainer. I like the 1858 Remington much better. NC

Back during the day The G&G was never offered in any cal. other than .36 Is that correct? NC

I to miss Gentleman of the Charcoal a lot. I wonder if he might be posting somewhere on another forum using a different name. If he is, I'd like to know.

Aren't there some folks who can make custom holsters fancy or plain for any gun you may have?

About 3 months ago I bought 5 lbs of Goex from Grafs for 114.40 including Hasmat. That equals 22.88 per lb. I don't think that's too bad

I never use wads. I've tried them and decided l don't need them. I just put a little lube over the ball. I'm not saying this is the best way......but it works for me. And I seldom have a FTF.

Matt, you may be onto something. I'll have to give it a try on one of my revolvers to see for myself.

I never use a lubed wad. Just a little lube over the ball. But I've been wondering if anyone knows about how long before a lubed wad will contaminate the powder?

You might try bigbadgun. He's a THR member, but haven't heard from him in a while. He has a web site: bbgcustomleather.com