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    1. Slow Hand

      Where were you in ‘63??

      Very nice! Glad you were in the right place and right time with the knowledge needed! I love 1860’s. They are beauty’s. That longer grip frame fits my hand very nicely. Are you planning to shoot it?
    2. Slow Hand

      Pedersoli 54 caliber Sharps Calvary Carbine has arrived!

      It’s almost like it should have a more important name!
    3. Slow Hand

      Pedersoli 54 caliber Sharps Calvary Carbine has arrived!

      https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/the-newest-1859-sharps-carbines-from-pedersoli.157600/ I’ll be honest, I was having a bit of troutlet understanding some of your issues with the clean out screw causing you probless so I did some googling. I came across the above forum thread amd it...
    4. Slow Hand

      What does your range bag/kit look like?

      And, for something that has worked out for me for targets, and this will be dependent upon the shooter and sighting system, I have found these black stick on labels, 2x3” on a piece of printer paper work well for me with iron sights (handguns mostly) out to around 25 yards. They worked well last...
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      What does your range bag/kit look like?

      I have a wide variety of bags and such that i have collected over the decades of shooting. What I take depends on what or how I am shoooting. I have a couple different sized ‘messenger bags’, the big canvas flap covered over the shoulder bags. They have a very sturdy strap and both have two...
    6. Slow Hand

      NFA items without a trust, when I DIE

      And the above post was only meant to be snarky and insulting to the AFT, not any members of INGO!
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      NFA items without a trust, when I DIE

      I’m sure there are plenty of technically ‘unpapered’ C3 items floating around that were not properly transferred upon the owners death. I’m also sure the ATF rarely if ever goes looking for them. I guess my thought was that if you turned it over to the police or local ATF office, the decedents...
    8. Slow Hand

      Rolling block.

      @amafrank might be able to give some advice on this.
    9. Slow Hand

      Rolling block.

      It is possible. I’ve read of guys doing it. Heck, I know personally an old freind who did it to a 20mm Lahti. I’ve shot that rifle! I’m not a professional machini or gunsmith but it I should be a fairly straightforward deal of boring the chamber section out machini a bushing and putting the...
    10. Slow Hand

      NFA items without a trust, when I DIE

      Used suppressors generally don’t have much resale value. I may be misinterpreting your line of thought, but the tax free From 5is to transfer to your heirs upon your death. Not to sell to someone else( as far as I know). Meaning yes, the cans will transfer for free to your wife, kids, favorite...
    11. Slow Hand

      Promised Pics of the new Citori 20g

      We started off in the LP. The past few years we w headed to the UP. Iron Mountain area. Further drive but seems to be less hunters and less pressure
    12. Slow Hand

      Boolit lead

      I have been lucky and have sourced a good bit of scrap lead at work. They use lead lined drywall in imaging areas to block the radiation. You can score some that way, but unfortunately it is pretty dirty, with glue and hunks of drywall paper stuck to it. Also, since it’s so thin, it has a lot of...
    13. Slow Hand

      Boolit lead

      Better to go to a truck stop. Bigger weights, more wheels per vehicle. But…better chance of getting shot or beaten for taking them!
    14. Slow Hand

      Indy 1500 class III booth, PPSH guy...

      Heck, finding a parts kit with a usable barrel these days is not an easy task. Stupid new rules…
    15. Slow Hand

      Baker box lock parts

      You might look at similar vintage LC Smith guns and maybe Folsom as well. Fro:what I remember Smith and Baker were closely associated early on and might have shared some designs. Might be close enough that you could modify an easier to get LC Smith part.
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