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I say go with the gallyon I have one and I think it will be a better choice than the first gun .I had to make up a new ramrod for mine as the previous owner misplaced the original.I use a 69cal mould for mine and plan on taking it out for deer this season

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I have something similar to that my 1851 Swiss Feld Stutzer made by Vollmer

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Muzzle loading guns has always been my first passion when it comes to guns.Recently I have been trying to resist temptation to purchase this 10 bore rifle by kavanaugh sold locally as it is a pretty pricy piece but would be cool to hunt with.To buy it I would have to sell a few guns off to pay for it

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I already saw the eclipse when my wife caught me buying another gun, all of a sudden everything went dark

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Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Sat Jun 05, 2021 9:39 am I like that. Didn't the older ones have a side gate for loading the magazine?

Yes they did but I like it with out the side gate as it has a nicer look.It means slower loading as you have to unscrew the mag tube and load but I think the traditional look is worth it

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Just picked up this new Uberti 66 carbine last week and I like the improvements made from the early ones made years ago.The old ones had the cut out in the tube with the sliding cover ,brass barrel bands and a skeletonized hammer and had a cheapy quality look to them in my opinion.This is my third 2...

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Three My
Winchester 95 src in 30/06
Browning 1886 sporting rifle in 45/70
Uberti winchester1866 carbine in 22lr

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You wouldn’t t believe how much a nice hunting rifle it is.It carries like a dream and it is a natural pointing rifle

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This the pattern I m planning on doing with my flat horn when I get to it

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barbarossa wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 8:48 am Where I live whitetail and black bear are the two main big game animals with moose on a limited draw
basis.Most of the shots are close up under a 100 yards thick brush hunting.

My best hunting rifle for my area is my Browning 1886 sporting rifle in 45/70 what I call my up close and personal rifle

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Where I live whitetail and black bear are the two main big game animals with moose on a limited draw basis.Most of the shots are close up under a 100 yards thick brush hunting. My best hunting rifle for my area is my Browning 1886 sporting rifle in 45/70 what I call my up close and personal rifle.Th...

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When I get that horn finished I have this flat horn to carve.I plan on using it with my Pedersoli Mortimer flint 12ga

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piller wrote: ↑Sun May 30, 2021 11:43 pm Cool! Your own carving?

Yes I carved it,still have a lot to do on it though

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Started making up a new powder horn to take with me for this seasons deer hunt

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I have heard that the ones manufactured by armalite were the best quality versions and the other ones being a hit or miss scenario

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cas wrote: ↑Sun May 23, 2021 8:57 pm
jeepnik wrote: ↑Sat May 22, 2021 6:14 am A survival rifle with only two shots. My AR-7 far out classes the M-6.
Two shots... that's one more shot than most AR-7s.

Now that’s funny

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Personally if one is foraging for small game I don t think a gun having two shots puts you at any disadvantage but if your talking about playing Rambo or fighting the Zombie apocalypse then I might agree with you

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The TPS version takes down like the Springfield version with the exception that is has a captured takedown pin so it can t be lost and both pieces separate. I have never had a problem with the trigger on these .The gun came with full chokes so before I shoot slugs I m going to have to get the cylind...

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Just picked up a TPS M6 scout over /under 410 and have to say I am impressed with the quality .I chose the 410 version as I already have a nice Springfield m6 in 22/410 and wanted a 410 double for bunny hunting so this should fill the bill for that purpose.The only thing I d change is the rear sight...

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The lever by the trigger guard is the ejector

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I haven t seen it in person but it is online for sale locally.I assume you are right about the shell extraction.I m going to talk to the owner to see what he says

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Tempted to buy this a hand made soper style action in 357.Might be a fun gun to go after deer with

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There is a limited edition replica of the NewTowne matchlock being currently made and I am sorely tempted

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If Uberti made a 22 version of the Henry rifle I d be first in line to buy it especially if it was scaled down for caliber

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Very nice a rifle version would be cool

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I have this miroku 95 src carbine in 30/06 and love the gun.There is an original 95 carbine in 303 Brit locally in about 95% condition that I would love to have but if I paid the $5000 asking price I d be divorced and living in my truck.Though I would have the 95 to keep me company😁 https://i.postim...

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I know what you mean I be had three of the carbines over the years two high grades and a standard and they all ended up getting traded off but this rifle version is different it s here to stay

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I just took delivery of a browning 1886 sporting rifle today and I’m more than pleased.It is in as new condition with a few minor safe rubs to the stock with the metal being 100%,I doubt if it has had more than a box put through it. I had been looking recently for a new deer rifle and had decided on...

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Maybe one day he might see the devils shoes in person

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Thanks for the offer but I now I m really interested in the officers rifle since it would mainly be used for hunting

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When I was younger I had one of the rare H and R trapdoor infantry rifles which they only made a 1000 of.That is another of the guns I wished I had never of sold

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Thanks I really like the look of the Pedersoli version though they are a bit pricy

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I m thinking about buying a new gun basically for deer hunting and woods loafing and I m considering the Pedersoli officers trapdoor rifle.Does anyone have any experience with the Pedersoli version? I like the fact it has a set trigger and a rear sight besides having the tang sight

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I just read an article on the Uberti 94 in 38/55 written by Mike Venturino and he was shooting a hand load of 19 grains of western 5744 with a .380 cast bullet from an old RCBS # 38-255-FN

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I saw one of the new Uberti courteney selous rifles today and though they are kind of butt ugly they might make a good deer rifle especially the new ones chambered for 45/70.After looking at the gun it started me thinking that a ruger no 1 with a properly done prince of Wales grip would look real ni...

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I just adopted the Cimarron/Uberti 94 in .38-55, with 26-inch octagon barrel. I may have a chance to shoot it today and will report. The action is extremely smooth, the hammer simply floats like butter to half cock and full cock and the trigger break is wonderfully clean. I am quite impressed at th...

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Anyone have a experience with the Uberti 94 sporting rifle? I really like the look of the rifle version
and am thinking of getting one ,

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2ndovc wrote: ↑Sat Feb 20, 2021 4:23 pm 1895 Winchester SRC in .303 British. I've been chasing one for a long time and when I've seen one it's always been lack of $ with me at the time.
Right behind that would be a US '95 Musket.

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I know where one is in 98% condition for $5000 canadian

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Boxwood

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I have a couple of tang sights that were sold by C Sharps arms years ago ,they are similar to the Lyman tang sights but are more robust and better quality. I don t know if C Sharps made these in house or if they out sourced them to someone else as they are no longer made.These are not the ones they ...

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Ya I m kind of on the fence about it as I was originally wanting a trapdoor carbine replica for hunting as I wanted a light single shot in 45/70.I have a couple of 45/70 Sharps rifles but they get a little heavy toting around all day.The martini weighs 11 pounds so the only way of getting it lighter...

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Thinking about buying this a navyarms martini in 45/70 anyone have any experience with them

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Not only is this wrong in theory but can you imagine the abuse by the government .This sort of thing is not new it has been used throughout the ages to weed out any dissenters as it is the problem of any socialist / tyrannical regime as they eventually rule by brutality and become increasingly paran...

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I have these three co2 pistols that I shoot in my basement during the winter for fun 1875 Remington ,Schofield, and a Webleyv1. I also have one of the diana mauser air rifles as well The diana mauser in 22cal is powerful enough for small game hunting and can be scoped equipped but it is a heavy gun ...

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I think the guy I bought it from has the date wrong it has the eagle with the N proof Mark so I m thinking it s closer to 1940-41

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I believe it was a trainer/target rifle I believe ,probably used more for a trainer as being made in 1943 probably not much target shooting going on and the sights are similar to what you would find on a Mauser 98.Also the nazis banned most private ownership of firearms so chances are it played a pa...

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Just made a deal on this 1943 made JG anschutz Germania in 22lr

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Just made a deal on this 1943 made JG anschutz Germania in 22lr

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That's real nice and you have a double connection to it.Will be a nice rifle to tote on a woods walk or to just sit and admire while out hunting

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Many years ago when I was young and working at a Naval shipyard a fellow black employee was sitting at our table at lunch bragging about all the white women he was bedding obviously trying to get the guys stirred up.I told him to fill his boots which from the the look on his face really confused so ...

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