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    1. Jimbo Kern

      No cap & ball for Deer?

      Hmmm... A LONG stem funnel for the powder, and a stout ramrod. :):
    2. Jimbo Kern

      No cap & ball for Deer?

      Your response is to insult my intelligence? I understood the rules the first time around: I sought clarification because they are blatantly ridiculous.
    3. Jimbo Kern

      concealed 9mm or .380

      I'm sure that, like any reasonable man, you have considered your options. What unique scenario do you find yourself in where the small of the back is the best option? Do you drive much? You will find your gun choices limited by the few SOTB holsters on the market.
    4. Jimbo Kern

      No cap & ball for Deer?

      The Exact quote from the regs is as follows: "A muzzleloading firearm must be capable of being loaded from the muzzle, including both powder and bullet." Cap and ball pistols and rifles load from the cylinder, not the muzzle. I wouldn't THINK anyone would be annal enough to bust you for using...
    5. Jimbo Kern

      No cap & ball for Deer?

      Cap & ball guns are not technically "muzzle loaders" because the ball and powder are loaded from the front of they cylinder, not the muzzle of the gun.... The regs don't forbid cap and balls by name, but the requirement that the ball and powder be loaded from the muzzle basically kills them...
    6. Jimbo Kern

      No cap & ball for Deer?

      If I'm reading the regs right, the "must be capable of loading ball and powder from the muzzle" line basically excludes a Cap and Ball gun correct? It sounds like, even if a particular BP gun meets all of the caliber and barrel length requirements, it can be ruled "illegal" by how the ball in...
    7. Jimbo Kern

      Clays / wing-shooting in Northern Indiana?

      I'm not much of a shotgun guy, but I like to dabble with clay games and upland wingshooting. I seem to have hit a wall. I don't have much instruction, as nobody I know hunts upland birds or shoots any clay games, so I have had to teach myself. I used to do ok (about 80%) with a 12 guage...
    8. Jimbo Kern

      Ronald Mcdonald Sporting clays shoot

      Oh man, that sounds like a lot of fun! I hope I can get my act together by September!
    9. Jimbo Kern

      Kel Tec PMR 30

      still vaporware.
    10. Jimbo Kern

      semi auto to pump shotgun?

      Back on topic: CDNN has the M3 on sale for around $1,100
    11. Jimbo Kern

      What was your first rifle?

      Old-school all metal 10/22.
    12. Jimbo Kern

      .22LR Rifle with longest bolt throw

      Bolt throw is determined by action length. The only way to get a rimfire with the same bolt throw as a center is to convert a center to rimfire - The only rifle I know of that can be converted back and for in such a way (old trainers are basically permanent) is the Blaser Pro Hunter.... Its...
    13. Jimbo Kern

      What was your first shotgun?

      First ever shotgun was a Mossberg 500E, .410 field - given to me at a young age. First shogun I purchased for myself was a 20 gauge H&R Pardner - purchased NIB from a friend for $45.
    14. Jimbo Kern

      Mutual Support Groups (MSG's): A Local Idea

      Put me on the list for MSG - 1
    15. Jimbo Kern

      NRC letter to Indiana Deer Hunters

      To be fair, I've only met a few serious bow hunters.... But they were all 100% convinced that THEY posesed far more skill, cunning, and prowes than gun hunters. THEY were true hunters, and everyone else was just killing deer - THEY were Gods gift to deer, and the deer herd would wither without...
    16. Jimbo Kern

      What Happened to the Remington 105CTI

      A LOT of shotgun enthusaists purchased them when they first came out, and were hugely dissapointed for a host of reasons... The gun was droped. Remington supposedly has something NEW coming out in July that is "Like nothing currently availible". :rolleyes: It had better be, because...
    17. Jimbo Kern

      Glock 2.0 - what the Gen IV should have been

      I'm glad to see you responded so quickly. I actually agree with you on a few of those, namely the rail for sub-compacts as well as the extension of take-down tabs. The sub-compact rail likely wouldn't add much utility, as it simply wouldn't be long enough to properly fit a huge selection of...
    18. Jimbo Kern

      Need Help - Beretta 87 target jamming

      This is the 87 Target "cheetah", that looks like it belongs in a Terminator movie, correct? If so, you have a match gun with a tight chamber and an extractor tuned for standard velocity target ammo. What 3 brands did you try? If they weren't Federal Gold Metal, Lapua Midas, Eley Sport or...
    19. Jimbo Kern

      Glock 2.0 - what the Gen IV should have been

      A pleasure to debate you sir. :) Evolve into what? The capabilities of the guns your comparing are the same, less cosmetic features such as grip patters and serration placement; even "second strike" is a dubious feature at best. Never said it was.... But you have to admit it is purely...
    20. Jimbo Kern

      458 Socom or TC Bone Collector?

      To be brutally honest? The trajectory of the 458 isn't any better than a shotgun sabot... thats why Indiana allows it ;) The 458 SOCOM, as far as bullet diameter, energy, and trajectory are concerned is simply a more expensive version of a 20 guage sabot. Unless you have some kind of thing...
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