.451 Whitworth civil war sniper rifle

[phaux]

Do want

[dee]

I've always thought bp was really neat but too nasty to deal with.

[svauto-erotic855]

^^^^
It is a bunch of fun and will surprise you.

As a kid I grew up casting bullets with the bishop at my church who was a black powder nut. He owns/owned a sniper rifle used by a civilian sniper during the civil war named Jack Hinson.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Hinson

[Baron Von Crowder]

^^^^
It is a bunch of fun and will surprise you.

As a kid I grew up casting bullets with the bishop at my church who was a black powder nut. He owns/owned a sniper rifle used by a civilian sniper during the civil war named Jack Hinson.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Hinson

That's cool! Seems he had ties to General Nathan Bedford Forrest.


I watched a documentary on the life of a guy named after the great general. His mother intended his name to be a reminder that "sometimes we all do things that, well, just don't make no sense".

[elPolloLoco]

The stuff smells amazing when you shoot too....it's up there with the smell of a freshly fired paper hull shotgun shell!!!!

[dee]

The stuff smells amazing when you shoot too....it's up there with the smell of a freshly fired paper hull shotgun shell!!!!

I used to love loading paper hulls. I could get almost 10 loads out of them before they shot confetti out of the barrel. I still love the smell of red dot out of my 12 gauage guns.