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Well now that I have my CVA Bobcat back from my friend "I traded him my Traditions Yukon for my Bobcat back since he liked the inline better" & Last week end I took it out with him to get a feel for the old girl since this'll be my hunting gun. Man did she like the .490 .015 PRB's with 80gr. of...

Hello all, I’ve been playing around with my Cap & Ball revolvers for some time & have come out of this experience that each of my revolvers has their own likes & dislikes in bullets, powder charges & caps. Since I’ve been mostly just replying to others posts I thought to give my info to you all...

I've got a friend that wanted to play "gun smith" to his Pietta 1860 Army & really screwed up the hammer sear to the point that it isn't very safe. He said that he wanted to get a lighter trigger pull & no creep but he was using a FILE instead of a light stone & ofcorse did not check his...

Yup Guys-n-Gals I've done gone & did it, I bought my self a 5-1/2" barreled 1858 Remington by Pietta today from Cabelas. I know I have been looking really hard at the 5-1/2" barreled 1860 Colts for a little over a week but every time that I would look at Gryms' Remy made me want one of those...

Hmmm I've replied to & admired the fine 5-1/2" barreled 1858 Remington that grymster2007 is getting & I've been thinking That a 5-1/2" barreled .44 caliber C&B revolver would be a nice addition to my small collection. I've narrowed my selection to: Pietta 1860 Army Steel Frame Black Powder...

I see that there are quite a few 1858 Army fans out there "some probably due to ease of swaping out loaded cylinders" but I've been a Colt C&B fan for may years, my favorite & my first ever is my Pietta 1860 Army that was given to me several years ago. I'm wondering, am I the only one who likes...

Well I done went & did it, I bought a Traditions Yukon .50 muzzleoading rifle for strictly hunting & let me tell you so far I'm impressed with this weapon that only cost me $119.00. For over a week I've been toying with the idea of getting a strictly hunting rifle but not wanting to spend a lot...

Thought that I'd finally get into the 21st century with my very first ever inline ignition Muzzleloader but being that I have a few old designs that are fairly reliable, "50 year old Hawken .54, & a repro Zuave .58" I didn't want to spend a lot on a rifle that I would most likely shoot maybe 30...

Thought that I'd finally get into the 21st century with my very first ever inline ignition Muzzleloader but being that I have a few old designs that are fairly reliable, "50 year old Hawken .54, & a repro Zuave .58" I didn't want to spend a lot on a rifle that I would most likely shoot maybe 30...

today I went to the range with my wife & lil one to do a little shooting & since the local Gander Mountain was out of Pyrodex P "& ofcorse not a single can of the real stuff" I figured I'd give this American Pioneer Powder a try. As soon as I can I am going to aquire some Pyrodex P or better...

I've had my Competition Electronics, ProChrono for a cupple of years, mostly using it for reloads & archery related excercises but today I decided to see what my Stone Mountain Arms repro. 1851 Navy .44 would be capable of doing, sortof a test of how powerful these loads were for the persons...

I have 2 .45's, a WWII issue M1911A1 which shoots great, & a Essex Framed 1991A1 which is also a super shooter, & ever since I've had my M1911A1 I've used 2 diffrent loadings of ammunition through it & ofcorse with the newer one as well. For mostly range practice I use the: Remington UMC...