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      Starting BP Revolvers

      I have always wanted a Colt 1860 Army replica to shoot but never got around to getting one. It sounds the the Uberti copy is a good one. Even though I have an ROA, a Colt 2nd gen 1851 Navy, a generic 1851 Navy .44 [Euroarms?], and a Rogers & Spencer, I still want the 1860 Army. Always room for...
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      Source for Black Powder in Frederick County?

      Good to know! I am a few miles West of Mount Airy, so it closer than going to Westminster.
    3. M

      School me on Flintlock Rifles

      Hmmmm, that is very helpful. Thank you for providing that. I am going to order a copy. I ordered my copy today. Now I have something to look for in the mail box. :)
    4. M

      Starting BP Revolvers

      Wow, I am sorry to hear that. I bought mine about 30 years ago and it is so nice, I thought Ruger would keep making them forever.:sad20:
    5. M

      Starting BP Revolvers

      +1 on the Ruger Old Army
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      Source for Black Powder in Frederick County?

      Shamr0k, Westminster works for me. That is a little less and a half-hour away. I'll have to head up there next weekend and check Brownstone Trading. weaponscollector, I'll give the 777 a try. Thanks for the suggestion.
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      Source for Black Powder in Frederick County?

      I am planning to start shooting my BP firearms again but I need the basics. All I own are percussion so I need caps, #10/#11 and musket, and either 3F or 2F BP. I've still have all the cleaning gear, spotting scopes, range rods and such. It has been 30+ years since I bought BP at a NSSA...
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      School me on Flintlock Rifles

      I am familiar with modern firearms and percussion muzzle loaders so I wonder how much of this book will be repeat of thing I already know. The description for it speaks of "Numerous how-to projects in wood, metal, and leather". I am not interested in these sort of things. Can you make an...
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