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I read about this while in Afghanistan and now that I'm back I would like to join also. Can someone please sponsor me? Thank you very much! JT

Kinda like a boy named Sue?

What does this have to do with this story: Congress lifted a ban on carrying loaded guns in national parks in February 2010 amid warnings by critics that the action would lead to gun violence and poaching.(Quoted from article) I'm sure he would have thought twice before entering the NP...

Here is a pretty good link. http://www.hobbygunsmith.com/Archives/Sep03/HowTo.htm

Be warned, it's more addictive than crack! Hahaha!! Now that's out of the way, welcome to the world of BP!

Jaymo, it is in fact a Damascus barrel. The more I look at this barrel, the more I think it will be ok. The worst of the pitting is about half way down, but the inside of the chamber and the rest of the inside of the barrel looks good for being 120+ years old.

Mustanger, I have thought about cleaning the pits and tig welding over the area. I know barrels that have been demilled have been "fixed" by threaded plug and weld.

The first time I read this, I thought you meant to say that he was holding a card and you threw the knife to split the card. Hahahaha!!!

I watched this clip for about 10 minutes. If you concentrate on the middle of the barrel, you can just see the smidge of delay between the flint spark and recoil. Nice video!

Here is a picture of the pitting. This is the only spot that concerns me.

At what point do you give up on a pitted barrel? Is there a way to fix the pitting, other than liner? When I say pitting, I'm talking about pitting on the outside of the barrel.

They're on the list. Just not at the top. Kinda like a long range target.;)

Prairie Dawg beat me to it!:)

It's Armi San Paolo. The DGG represents the 3 founders' last names.

I like the tiger stripes the 'lil one has on the grips.

Thanks for the tips. It quit raining here and I took some pics of mine out in the daylight. I think they used something to make the case color shiny. Maybe a clear coat of something. If you look real close at the frame you can see spray marks(?).

Good on this guy for challenging the "unwritten" law. It will end up in court and I hope he wins. Reading the article: The increasing number of thefts of firearms is very disturbing," Mitchell said. "(Weapon storage) is something the sheriff needs to satisfy himself of. Deputies aren't as...

I like the look of the brown. I have never tried it, but I am going to Gander Mountain today to get some. I want to give it a try and maybe throw a holster in the mix for some wear marks. Pistol looks great Joe!

Fingers, ok, I'm traking now. As long as the barrel is cut square to the bore and remains so, with no dings or burrs, it should be good to go?

Scrat, thanks again! It seems Google was right this time. Well, at least right about so many differing opinions. Oh yeah, Mary Ann any day of the week. Except for now. She is old and got busted for having some of those "left handed" cigarettes.:)