An introduction to muzzleloading: Part Three
Today we will look at some of the other muzzleloading accouterments that may or may not be absolutely necessary.
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What about solid “pellets?” Part 1
by Tom Gaylord, a.k.a. B.B. Pelletier The most refreshing thing about this blog is that we keep getting new readers, while retaining a large percentage of our long-time readers. That allows me the occasional opportunity to share an inside story with several hundred of my closest friends. Today is such an occasion. We got this … Read more
FWB 300S vintage target air rifle: Part 2
by B.B. Pelletier Part 1 The FWB 300S is considered the gold standard of vintage target air rifles. Some more history The first part of this report was certainly met with a lot of enthusiasm, so I think I’ll add some more history today. In the comments to Part 1, we had a discussion of … Read more
Look-alike airguns: Part 2
by B.B. Pelletier Part 1 In Part 1, we saw seven airguns that copy firearms. Let’s look at some others, plus I’ll give you an appraisal of how one of them functions as a firearm. This is such a fascinating part of airguns, and the time has never been better for collecting airguns that look … Read more
Building an airgun library
by B.B. Pelletier As I mentioned in yesterday’s blog about the Roanoke Airgun Expo, this year there was more time to sit and talk, and we all did a lot of it! I chatted with Jay in VA about a number of things that will become blogs in the future, but something that was said … Read more
