Are there any BlackPowder shooters here? no topics at all

just wondering if there were any cap and ball shooters here. I have a couple not counting rifles we use to fire off every now and then. fun stuff but pain to clean.

I have owned several of the replica revolvers through the years -- they were a lot of fun to shoot. I have a brother-in-law that carriers one with him all the time around the farm.

Been looking at some recently via mail order -- the really good ones have gotten pretty expensive -- $300/400 range!!

cool, I have a couple and like to shoot them.

well hopefully after the first of the year I'lll be able to get a coupla 1858 Remmies,1- 44 and 1- 36,new would be best,but I'd settle for good used ones

I see this is an old thread but the title caught my eye and seeing how I'm new, figured I'd jump in.
Have owned a few cap and ball revolvers in my day. Only have 2 these days...1860 Army (Pietta) and my favorite...1861 Navy Uberti). Both have sent many critters to their maker.

I have a 50cal TC PH.

I am gonna have to get me another ... they were certainly a lot of fun to shoot ... looking for a .44cal revolver ... see there are some stainless steel out there for a little extra $$s .. are they easier to clean and do they actually hold-up better?

Never have owned a stainless one, but can't see them being any easier to clean.

I have a few:

Uberti Remington 1858 .44 8" blue

Griswold and Gunnison .36 by Navy Arms

1851 Colt .44 by Euroarms

1858 Remington .44 by Pietta

3rd model Dragoon by Replica Arms

TC Hawken .54 1 in 66" twist

.50 Hawken by TC 1 in 48" twist. I really like shooting there firearms.

Doug

I'll bet them pistols are cool to shoot.

msredneck wrote:BP is just plain nasty stuff and getting hard to find.

Those 44's?

How did you like all our BIG SNOW pics...Probably made U laugh being from Kansas

I order all my blackpowder...have Swiss, Goex and Wano on hand here at the house.
The 1860 is a .44 and the 1861 is a .36 caliber.
Your snow pics are fine. The older I get the less I care for it.
Nice collection you have there Doug Bowser. I was always fond of those 51's...have a real good feel to them. Partial to a Hawkens too...my favorite though is my little .40 caliber flintlock longrifle. Have sent alot of critters to their maker with it.

They're alot of fun to shoot XD.

Just finished a .50 cal Lancaster, 40" Mountain State barrel,,Davis double set triggers, full curly maple stock, I think it turned out real nice

Pics of that rifle double hunter?

Will be glad to if somebody will tell me how to do it.

I'm fixing to head to work or I'd try to explain it. Hope someone else can take the time too.

Bottom rifle in this pic is my little longrifle. Has a 42 inch Ed Rayle barrel, Siler lock, Davis triggers...walnut stock. All the hardware is browned.

those are some fine looking rifles.
thanks for sharing.