Blacksmith101
Grumpy Old Man
- Jun 22, 2012
- 22,269
That and a conversion cylinder will keep you shooting for a long time after TEOTWAWKI.
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That and a conversion cylinder will keep you shooting for a long time after TEOTWAWKI.
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buellsfurn
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Exuberon
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Do you know if this Ruger has sold yet or not?
If not; I am very interested and cash in hand. PM me details on point of contact?
buellsfurn
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pm sent
Exuberon
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CombatAK
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buellsfurn
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HICKOK45: 1861 Springfield Rifle Musket Full30.com! hope it works just watched to get educated well i guess its not porn sorry
- May 15, 2007
- 24,530
Just the thing for those late night strolls in Anacostia or Sandtown.
Source?
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Ask the OP. Or search for "Cane gun" on line.
Bought in a LGS, probably a dozen years or so ago, and it doesn't have any markings.
- May 15, 2007
- 24,530
Looks like a nice stand off for a one on one situ... but how do you keep the "muzzle" end from getting plugged up with mud/debris? A thin plastic cap of sorts may help... but it will wear and when employment of the cane is needed; there's no time to check the business end.
Shoot through a capped muzzle? Hmmm... that's quite daring.
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Mine does have a nylon slip on cap that I think could be shot through.
An interesting article on the BP Cane gun
http://www.nrvoutdoors.com/CANEGUN/canegun.htm
An interesting article on the BP Cane gun
http://www.nrvoutdoors.com/CANEGUN/canegun.htm
Horseman308
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- Jan 27, 2016
- 222
Okay, here are mine. Top to bottom:
1) .50 Tennessee Mountain rifle. This is my favorite gun and the one I killed my first deer with.
2) Pedersoli 1874 Sharps silhouette model in .45-70. I'm still working up a load and will be heading out to Delmarva in a couple weeks to get it sighted in to 500 yards. I'm currently loading 65g of GOEX 3f and a 500g bullet.
3) Uberti 1873 in .357/38spl. I haven't actually loaded any bp rounds for this yet, but I will, if only to see how it goes.
4) The ubiquitous Pietta NMA .44. I'll be getting another to match so I can do the frontier category in cowboy action.
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1) .50 Tennessee Mountain rifle. This is my favorite gun and the one I killed my first deer with.
2) Pedersoli 1874 Sharps silhouette model in .45-70. I'm still working up a load and will be heading out to Delmarva in a couple weeks to get it sighted in to 500 yards. I'm currently loading 65g of GOEX 3f and a 500g bullet.
3) Uberti 1873 in .357/38spl. I haven't actually loaded any bp rounds for this yet, but I will, if only to see how it goes.
4) The ubiquitous Pietta NMA .44. I'll be getting another to match so I can do the frontier category in cowboy action.
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CombatAK
Hooligan #12
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