Well I don't know what to say guys. You have to see it to believe it.

https://youtu.be/SepcrOkN9Ls

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PD5hK69dq_E

:lol: :drinkers: :lol:

Put shells in the tube of a mag feed shotgun? :shock:

What experience have others with bolt shims for improving accuracy?

We shoot CZ457LRPs and I see that Reliable Gun & Tackle (Vancouver) have a set of shims @ $9.99 with free shipping by first class mail.

Looking for some were to buy 410 ammo any one non on the Island

To pass the time, I like to scroll what is newly posted over at the Gunpost. :D

I can't believe how many folks purchase shotguns and never use them....."New in box, never fired only taken out of box to look at, just never use so needs to find a good home". LOL

Do these guys buy, hang onto to them in hope of the price going ...

This is the 14 bore (.69 cal) rifle that shot the previous group posted.
It is very similar to an English Sporting Rifle of the 1850 period. Also made by my bro, back in 1986.
A plinking load, for shooting trail walks and well, plinking, is a mere 85gr. 2F. My moose load for this rifle, is 165gr. 2F, with the same ball, normally .682" in diameter.
The velocity for the plinking load is a ...

Black Powder, that is.
I thought you all might be interested in seeing handguns of a period that is 210 to 233 years ago.
This pistol was made from me by my bro, some years ago. It originally was built as a flintlock, .54 calibre with a barrel I made on my little lathe, from a chunk of
octagonal rifle barrel, in .54 calibre. I use a .526" cast round ball, with a .0223" denim ...