Quentin
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I'd love to be historically accurate but can't afford a collection of 150+ year old firearms so when it comes to the 19th century I have to go with reproductions. Still, like many have said there are reproductions and there are "reproductions" so we each have to make our own choices. The main thing is to enjoy the old ways yet be safe. And of course introduce new folks to black powder!
Heck, even with my oldest truly historically accurate firearm, a 1913 P08 Luger, I use recent manufacture magazines, ammo and holster!
Heck, even with my oldest truly historically accurate firearm, a 1913 P08 Luger, I use recent manufacture magazines, ammo and holster!
