MosinRob

Anyone have one? Likes? dislikes? rumors? Thanks guys

been using sea foam deep creep for a few years now. Love it

I had a judge and hated it. Buddy talked me into it. Nothing shot to my liking in it. It was kind of disappointing having a gun that you can only shoot shot out of at 5-10 yards. .45 colts were all over the place. Hornady Lever evolution shot the best out of it but nothing that built confidence. Only fun I'd have it filling it with 9 shot and shooting clays and soda cans from self throwing them.

I got spare 1f and 3f

Success!

Thanks guys. we'll find out tomorrow lol

Took the stock off her 11-87 and had it dipped. Haggerty HydroGraphics did a great job and had it done quick for me. Now I got to take her pheasant hunting with it lol

More powder huh? So you think that every .54 uses more powder than every .50?

Center fire rifle is legal in NJ for whistle pig and yote's. I make my own .54 projectiles so I'll never run out

no I'm still all in on my .54 Plains Pistol. Still thinking of my back up. Maybe my longbow

Shotgun= Remington 1100 because I shot my first buck with it and lots of deer since. Had it since I was 10. Rifle:Browning A-bolt in 7mm Rem mag. Very accurate, I got a great scope on it and can kill just about any animal in North America. Muzzleloader Rifle: toss up between my .54 Renegade, .58 Navy arms hawken, and my knight .52 Long Range hunter. They all have different uses and enjoy shooting them.

10 gauge would be pretty fun! BTW you try to give me a condom and some one see's it, we might get shot lol

i give delton two thumbs up. couple thousand rounds with no problems

World Anvil Shooting Society National Anvil Shooting ContestPerhaps it's going too far to call anvil shooting a sport, but Gene Mulloy, an old-time blacksmithing buff and co-founder of the World Anvil Shooting Society definitely disagrees. You see, in 1994 he organized the first anvil shooting competition in the nation, which has become an annual event at Laurel's Wood Expo held every April in Mississippi. "Anvil shooting dates back to the Civil War," he says, "when all them damn Yanks came through the South destroying all of our metal-working capabilities. They'd put powder underneath the anvils and try to blow them up. And up they went, up in the air." Now a small group of explosion enthusiasts from Mississippi and area states gather to compete for bragging rights in the South. The rules are simple: shooters' anvils must be made of steel, weigh at least 100 pounds and no more than 2 pounds of black powder can be used to send that thing soaring. Two classes exist, those who shoot Traditional and those who shoot Super Modified. In the Traditional class, shooters use real, antique anvils. At the base of every anvil there is a hollow spot, where powder and a 90-second cannon fuse are packed. Then a second anvil is placed on top of the first. Once the fuse is ignited, the shooter has to haul ass to make it out of the 300-foot danger zone. "The first time I shot it went about two feet high," Mulloy admits. While anvils shot the traditional way now reach heights up to 100 feet, for some that just wasn't high enough -- hence the humble beginnings of the Super-Modified category. Not only can shooters in this class smith their own specialty anvils, but they are shot from heavy base plates that enhance height and accuracy. At the beginning, Mulloy had trouble deciding how to measure height. "The first year, we tried tying a fishing line from a rod and reel to the anvil," he says. "But it just blew that thing all to heck." Then he got a little more sophisticated, had some local mathematicians clock the airtime. But that wasn't very accurate. Now he uses surveying equipment that offers precise readings. Then there's accuracy, which is measured by how far away from the launch pad the anvil lands. As odd as it seems, no one has ever been crushed by a falling anvil and no one has ever lost an arm to explosives. While Mulloy calls himself the #1 anvil shooter in America, he doesn't hold the world record. You can say it's a sore spot. The world record is just over 400 feet and held by rival Mike Stringer. In fact, the competition is so heated between these two that Mulloy recently played a cruel trick on Stringer. He built an illegal aluminum alloy anvil that he shot over 800 feet. "His reaction was gorgeous," Mulloy says. "It was priceless. And we got it all on video. It still rubs him raw when I tell him I have the world record." Admission to the Expo is $2. April 7-8LAUREL MISSISSIPPI FORESTRY AND WOOD PRODUCTS EXPO Enjoy two full days of equipment demonstrations, exhibits, lumberjack contests, arts and crafts, food, an anvil-shooting contest. Included is the MSU Wood Magic Science Fair. Laurel Fairgrounds. Admission. Contact: Economic Development Authority of Jones County, P.O. Box 527, Laurel, MS 39441 (601) 649-3031

No reason to be scared as long as you pay attention to what your doing and be safe. I shoot 75-125 shots a month with a muzzleloader. Yes the most expensive was the first gun, a knight lrh. Looking at $600-800. I have almost the exact one in. .52 caliber

Great video on dangers of not being safe and smart with a muzzleloader.

i'd say your more likely to ruin the choke and the threads in you gun then affect your shooting.

Anyone looking to get rid of their ff powder? I got more fff than I need. I really dont use it. Guns like ff more. Also got a bunch of Pyrodex RS that i'd trade or sell. Thanks guys

Hey guys, if you are seriously interested please pm me and we can exchange phone numbers.

No problem. I cast them myself for my .58 so I have tons. Bring it to old bridge on Sunday. Rosey along with many others could tell you all about it.

I'd recommend before you buy a black powder revolver you come to a match at old bridge on the first Sunday of the month. We'll let you shoot all the differnt types and you can see what you like. As revolvers go, I love Remington's. They fit my hands better.(but I still have colts). Some love the colts better. I love single shot pistols the best like my .54 plains pistol. We all shoot differnt pistols and pretty much all of us would let you take a couple shots

Pa. One day.

Hey guys, Got a couple openings for this years hog hunt again. price is $350 a hog. date is jan. 25th. Use any weapon you like. No licence required. Any interest please pm me

first thing to check is the timing. when its at full cock, make sure the cylinder is lined up with the barrel. If it doesn't align right then you have a bomb in your hand when you shoot it.

That's a nice find there. Someone at Oldbridge next Sunday could get it to fire a couple rounds.