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canes yepper , I`m not 50 yet , and I dont need a cane for walking . but , I do carry a silver hadled cane whenever I go into a large town , like york ,pa. baltimore Md. or DC! especially baltimore and Dc , since firearms are frowned upon in those local`s ! and god help the fool !

flintlock choice the cabela`s blue ridge rifle is an exact copy of the hatfield squirrel rifle , except that it has a walnut instead of a curly maple stock . they are`nt bad rifles , I owned a hatfield for a few years , and found it to be fairly reliable , and accurate , and see no reason why...

first rifle the great plains is a fine rifle , nicely priced and accurate, another good choice would be an austen & halleck mountain rifle, or if you`d like an eastern style dixie`s tennessee mountain rifle ! the tennessee comes in a convertible style . flint , and percussion . just change the...

51 or 61? I`ve owned and shot both , and believe them both to be excellent pieces . but , there`s just something about the 51 that I like ! dont ask me what , because I cant really put my finger on it ! still , I would reccomend either one to a first timer .

shouldnt be a problem .31 cal is a light recoiling caliber , and remington being a solid frame , this little banger should outlive you by many decades as long as it is taken care of ! wont say as much for the larger caliber brass frames !

black powder in modern weapons I`ve used bp in my .38 special , just to see how it performed . I`d say it shot like my .36 cal. navy ! no recoil to speak of . and it did`nt seem to harm the pistol , just needed a bit more cleaning than usual . but I`ve been shooting charcoal burners for 28...

brass backed bowies I have seen some really old bowies with brass backs , and some of the older knives are thick bladed , and some thin . I think that all comes down to personal preference. as for bowie or james black being the first to combine a large gaurd with a clip point blade , thats...