He is talented no? I don't think I could do that on a bicycle!

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Pssst! Scopes is cheatin`! Nice shooting though. I will have to do it the old fashioned way when I can escape to the range. Lord in heaven knows when that will be.......

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Here's a couple of Hickock 45's videos shooting b.p. in the 1873 and 1894 Winchester(pistol cartridge). http://www.youtube.com/user/hickok45#p/search/1/f_N_k0mdsj4 http://www.youtube.com/user/hickok45#p/search/6/Ffu4aaMWoXk Happy Independence day! w30wcf Great Vids! Thanks for pointing us to em. SS

I'm game! I gotta try. It's not as if it is work ya know 3.5" for 30 shots..............at 100 yards...that's fine shooting anywhere.

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They are great-looking rifles. I was seriously considering one in .32-20. One thing that gives me pause, though, is that the stock has a lot more drop than I like. I guess I need to handle one. Thanks. For open sights work they seem to fit fine. If you installed a period correct type scope such as ...

Cimarron Red wrote:SS,

Is your low wall a Cimarron/Uberti?

Yes it is. I added the Marbles tang and Lyman 17 front sight to make it more useful.

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w30wcf, The groundhog shot has not been repeated sadly. The expression on the face of the guys i was with was worth money though :D The rifle is capable. It's the loose nut behind it that causes the problems. The 260gr 45 bullet looks good. Had it been me, I would have increased the degree of the lu...

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Will plain ole' lard do as a bullet lubricant? Lard's just hog fat/grease cooled down to a paste consistency. Well, that's my understanding. Then there's suet, which I don't understand. Believe tallow is like lard only from cattle. Don Rendered lard is highly acidic to the point of being corrosive ...

OHHH! That's just Baaad!

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w30wcf, Nice rifles and VERY nice shooting! I like to stretch the legs of them also. The picture of the low wall leaning against the hay bale was taken during a groundhog hunt last year. Shooting off of cross sticks I managed to miss one standing at just under 200 yards (laser rangefinder) and then ...

Yep, fouling is a tough one to get by with pistol calibers due to the lack of grease grooves found in the rifle. My first loads that I used in my 45 colt Low Wall were with Swiss1.5f and even with it's 30" barrel, I could go 25 - -30rounds with no trouble at all. Goex will go 20 rounds through ...

SS, Since the Keith SWC is longer in the nose than a normal .45 bullet, do you seat it to crimp over the driving band or crimp it into the band? This is something I'm really curious about because I do like the Henry replicas and one day am gonna get me one. (Griff's iron framed one makes me drool e...

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KIK shows great potential. Since goex discontinued cartridge grade and I am down to 33-34 pounds left, I pay attention to the results shown with KIK. Thanks for posting that dandy shooting.

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Sharpshooter, I was curious about how you got your Uberti 73 to function with SWC's? I've always heard the toggle link actions did not do to well with them. Joe Ii have no problems with them in mine. True I am not attempting ten rounds in ten seconds. Still, I work the lever and it functions on dem...

A great performing load and some outstanding shooting if you ask me! What kind of case blowback/sooting are you seeing? Can you show us some fired cases? Thanks, Oly I get very little if any soot. I feel like it is because the bullet's diameter is .455 and it already has the case expanded to nearly...

Anyone use Black Powder in their levergun? Most, if not all past and current chamberings are suitable for it. I have for the most part given smokeless the boot from my loading supplies and only keep enough to feed an 03 Springfield, a Krag cut-down, a 1911 and my son's .243 Everything gets fed cast....

He He That's a dandy!

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