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Anyone out here fire non-precussion cap arms, something using the good old flint or matchlock or anything of the sort?

Well I haven't got any pictures of her, but how does (oh, is she sweet!) an Ithaca M37 DSPS (Deer Slayer Police Special) rate? Not 870 by any means, a 20" cyl bore barrel, a full legnth 8 round mag with regular shells. She ejects out the bottom like any good Ithaca for you lefties and cost me...

You can't handle a long gun and a seperate light at the same time. (Oh, you say you can; especially a pump gun, okay rambo) You might need a flashlight. You don't have to turn on the flashlight if you don't want to . Except for the weight, having a flashlight on a gun is never a bad...

There are the "sub-class" guns which I'd stay away from if your interested in reliability. Lllama, Rock River (or island, whatever) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ] Well duh. I couldn't remember if it was Rock Island or River that...

Lasers are for mall ninjas. Hey, where'd my laser go? Darn spot of light. Oh, I have to aim the gun to find it!

I'm going to assume that you're talking new here. There are the "sub-class" guns which I'd stay away from if your interested in reliability. Lllama, Rock River (or island, whatever) Then there are the big three (think cars) colt, SA and Kimber. However, the Colts and Kimbers are NOT real...

1) When I was younger we made a cannon out of some old 1" steel pipe. We stuck it into a 2 or 3 foot ladder as a stand and would light the touch hole off by hand with a match. Then I got a bad feeling about my hand so we reloaded it (Bullseye and about 15 .38 wadcutters-grapeshot) and I...

So yesterday I got to shoot one of them little J-frames. It was titanium (he said) hammerless and in .38. Suffices to say, I was impressed. It was exactly what I was looking for for those times when I don't want to "suit up" I was not, however, Impressed with the new smith's trigger pul or...

Unfortunately a good portion of us live in the "there is no need for a short scattergun" land But I like your work, that's very slick.

Mr. Black, You can also get an EAA Witness in .38 Super, as well as that S&W Perfomance Center 686. "MMMMMMM. I'm not listening...I'm not listening..." okay, okay, but they don't count. Especially not the S&W :rolleyes:

So it wasn't just me who was a wuss when we were kids and I said that NEF 10 ga. sucked to shoot?

.38 Colt Super Automatic If for no other reason than I can only think of two guns ever chambered for it. The 1911 and the Thompson sub gun. :D

We don't need guns. We also don't "need" most things. A need has a goal as it's final meaning. We don't need cars. We don't need to eat meat. We don't need schools. We don't need love. We don't need a lot of things. So how is it that one removed entity gets to define the goals of our lives...

LLama-no, no, NOOOOOO!!!!!!!! I rember one brand new officers at the range one night. Looks like a monkey carved it out of a hunk of pig iron, awful-so bad it got taken back (wouldn't even hold the mag in it) However, norinco's seem perty good if you can find one. CD's are hit or miss...

BHP :D

Get ragged on about brushing my teeth by my old lady. :uhoh:

You can't knock me. I don't currently own a lever gun and before this, I had never thought about one as a HD gun or anything but fun/hunting. Now everything I'm going to say goes to "legitimate" uses. Unless something bad happens, suppressive fire; etc. will only put you in jail. So lets...

That's probably a very bad idea. Sending mean things about a thrid party (that may or may not be true) to half the world will only get you in trouble. Maybe document it all real good and have the threatened memebr push hard and hang the BG (s) out to dry civilly and criminally. If it's...

Does a 25-06 kill the monkeypox or spead the infectious agent over a great area? Is there a minimum safe distance (depending on cal., of course) from which to practice "safe exploding" $100, you've got to be kidding

A Field Grade LC Smith .410 double (oh so sweet..) Still in use and given by my great grandfather to his son in, lo, maybe 1927.