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doesn't matter if it's authentic or not. that's what i got me interested in black powder all those years ago. sold it to a friend, built a renegade from a kit. been shooting for 35 years or so. it's a fine rifle

3 band enfield

she may not mention it,but she will notice.i used to think the same,but when we lived in conway,i brought home a 53 enfield replica.she was at work but spotted it right away when she got home.i thought leaning in a corner with other muskets she wouldn't notice.i was wrong,she could pretty much...

dixie has them.

i have diassembled many BP cartridges with an inertia puller.never had a problem with it.

no i think the 3 inch ordnance rifle is the ultimate blackpowder weapon.but thats just my opinion.i wouldn't turn down the oportunity to shoot either one.

get some cerrosafe and get a chamber cast.remington didn't stamp the caliber on their rifles.

try different weight minnies.mine shoots about 6 inches right with a 540 grain ball at 100 yards.but its dead on the point of aim with a 460 grain ball.

thats a roundball twist,might stabilize a ballet,but probably nothing longer.

its on the southside of town,right accross the street from the super wal-mart.plan on spending some time there.it is a really great place to visit.on us highway 51

shoot man get youself a can of bad powder and shoot the derned thing.i've had short affairs with ARs and M1As.even had a fling with a H and K 91.always come back to single shot muzzle loaders.life doesn't get better than a good flinter.

looks better with the loading lever

i have several reproduction muskets,i prefer armisport.i think my 3 band enfield is my all time favorite rifle.good luck,buy the one you like best.

wait till you get a flintlock,then you'll really be in deep

i use bore butter in both grooves,messy but it works like a champ

derned if that ain't a neat idea.

its not toooo bad standing up,but it kind of rattles you from the bench

muskets lose velocity differently than smokeless rifles.100 grains of 2f produces 1195 fps with a 505 grain buffalo bullet in a 3 band enfield.the musketoon produces 1115 fps with the same load.so from a 39 inch barrel to a 24 inch barrel is a loss of 80 fps.i got this information from sam...

they are fun to shoot and with a little practice are accurate.i have caplocks from lyman in .54 caliber.30 grains of 3-f and a .530 ball is a good load for it.25 or 30 with a .490 would work for you

i have a replica 42 springfield.with 90 grains of goex 2-f and a 750 minnie ball i get 850 feet per second.