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I certainly have. I feel like yesterday I got to experience the pay-off from studying so much of the advice and information available on this forum over the past few years. I’d been wanting to hunt the muzzle loader season since I relocated to these parts but, until this past season, did not...

The purpose of my question is to survey your opinions; certainly not to solicit legal advice...... In 1946 a US Army officer returned to the US from the European Theater with a number of fully functional, fully automatic weapons, including a Thompson, an STG-44, an MP40, and a BREN LMG. How...

Yesterday I finally got the opportunity to get to know this new Pedersoli Brown Bess. The good news is that firing this musket, for me, captures everything I already loved about BP shooting, and multiplies the thrill x 100. It really is a splendid firearm, and it's accuracy and ease of use...

This just arrived today. Black powder shooting just got a whole lot more interesting. This is the Pedersoli Brown Bess from DGW. So far I could not be more pleased with the quality of the fit and finish. Flints, powder, balls, and cleaning gear are on order and on the way. I've shot cap and...

My Dad just gave me this rifle, one that I have also cherished since I was a kid. It's a Model 1884 Rifle, cartouche dated 1890. My Dad bought this gun in 1950 at the Bannerman's store in New York when he was a sophomore in High School for $15.00. At the time, it had been butchered pretty badly...

I have a Uberti Walker with a problem. The wedge starts to back out after the first couple of dozen rounds. My usual load is 45 gr Pyrodex and a .457 ball. It gets to the point that, if it werent for the wedge spring catching on the wedge screw (like its supposed to) the thing would probably...