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Dang if that's what it is it may just pay for my NSSA leathers

Got this included with a completely unrelated weapon thanks to the fact that they were apparently sold to the pawn shop together and the employees at the shop know nothing at all about firearms. Anybody know what it's for? Based on the position of what I think is the firing pin it's got to be...

Keep the bolt oiled up. What mine did was fire then the chamber would close up with the spent case in it and be stuck shut

I just hope that 760 still works right. Only one I ever had did not

I have the same thing. Shoots fine despite being historically inaccurate. Oh well. Really don't like the plastic grips on mine

Thanks to you Dave I found NSSA joined the Buncombe Rifles instead of your team but thanks for introducing me to this

Better to have it an not need it than need it and not have it. That being said just might have to let him be uncomfortable. My in laws hate the fact that I own "man killing guns" as my FIL likes to refer to anything that isn't a rimfire long gun. They really don't like that I gave my wife a .357...

In NC I sure hope this is legal because I've been to multiple estate sales selling firearms here. They have all listed that a "background check" is required. These have all been sales by the same company so I'm guessing that they mean a 4473 and there must be an FFL involved with the company

How do you know the exact bore size of your muskets?

I've got plenty of Rio brand caps and that's the only kind I got as far as musket caps. Got plenty of real black powder mostly scheutzen and graff and sons working on making my own thanks for the advice.

Look into it man. They have teams all over the country see if they have one near you, join up, then I'll see you at nationals in Winchester VA

Here are some of the recruitment skirmish I attended. Pictures are mostly of the artillery demonstration. By the way artillery, and I mean live ammo fire, is apart of competition. But there is also a photo of a real original smith carbine a member of the organization competes with or at least...

So I'm about to get one of these and bullets are waaaaayyy too expensive to buy so I was wondering what size mold to get. It's a .58 rifled musket and the molds I see available are.575 and .577 so what do y'all who own one of these shoot?

Chicago has always been a dangerous place. I believe it was one of, If not the first city in the country to establish a professional police force. NYPD I think is the first ever but Chicago has to be shortly after. I'd love for someone with more knowledge to chime in but I also believe that at...

Idk what you call this kinda contest but it sure looks like fun. You looked fast enough to me I don't think I'd be any faster and I'm a skinny guy. Like to try this with my 870 wingmaster

Glock doesn't make those 10mm long slide guns anymore either at least I don't think they do

My old man loves to say that the Bren Ten was so expensive that Sunny Crockett could only shoot it for the first little bit of Miami Vice 😂

I'll try to be safe but idk about the go slow part on account of the object is you got 5 minutes to load and fire your musket to bust a bunch of clays on a bulletin board sized target frame. That's just one of the rounds but yeah it's gonna be fun. Combination of speed, precision, and accuracy...

I have never shot competitively, never even been on a team of any kind but thanks to a post from another member which lead me to an event I have now decided to and am in the process of joining the North South Skirmish Association. This will involve dressing up like historical civil war units and...

Oh and in case there is some confusion the plastic wrap is only around the wrist of the stock holding what I am now starting to assume is the musket tool. The rest of the gun is not wrapped up I was able to get a good look at the lock and barrel and all that good stuff. Like I said it's...