Muzzle Loaders
I am looking for a reproduction of the colt model 1855 or something similar, one that will actually shoot. I Have seen many that are for decoration only. Am I wrong is this rifle no in production?
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Hi; can you tell me if there is a difference between a caplock and a percussion muzzle loader?
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If the Colt Revolving Rifle Model 1855 is being manufactured today by anyone...I hav'nt heard of it..!....
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Cabelas does have revolving rifles in their catalog.
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This man is in his seventies. He has built and stocked his own museum with a huge variety of muzzleloading and black powder firearms. At the Cascades Mountain Man Gun Show that occurs in March or Aprilk, he exhibits his work. I have no idea whether he build to order.
Mattawa Metal Works circa 1998 (Elmer Johnston)
Third & Broadway
P.O. Box 1245
Mattawa, WA 993440 -
This man is in his seventies. He has built and stocked his own museum with a huge variety of muzzleloading and black powder firearms. At the Cascades Mountain Man Gun Show that occurs in March or Aprilk, he exhibits his work. I have no idea whether he build to order.
Mattawa Metal Works circa 1998 (Elmer Johnston)
Third & Broadway
P.O. Box 1245
Mattawa, WA 993440
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