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Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 1:58 pm
by Traveler
Enige ander lede hier wat hulle gewere van die verkeerde kant af laai soos ek? :wth:
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 2:03 pm
by bduk
Ja en nee
Ek het gewere wat jy verkeerd laai om dit reg te doen en ook reg laai om dit verkeerd te doen.
ish nous ek heel deurmekaar. Ek het ook een van daai voorlaaiers en geniet hom baie.
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 2:16 pm
by Mud Dog
Muzzle loader
1 x muzzle loader double barrel shotgun .... never fired it
Black powder paper cartridge
1 x Martini Henry (used for black powder shoots and hunts)
1 x Snider Carbine
1 x Tower (never fired it)
! x 12br shotgun, double damascus barrels (Unknown make)
Black powder brass cartridge
1 x .42 Clisenti revolver. (WW1 officer's sidearm)
1 x .45 1860 Army Colt (Cap & Ball)
1 x .45 1881 Winchester pat. lever action saddle rifle.
1 x .303 / 12br Westley Richards 'Cape Gun' combo
Plus quite a few more!
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 2:37 pm
by OOOOMS
Muzzle loader
1 x muzzle loader double barrel shotgun .... never fired it
Black powder paper cartridge
1 x Martini Henry (used for black powder shoots and hunts)
1 x Snider Carbine
1 x Tower (never fired it)
! x 12br shotgun, double damascus barrels (Unknown make)
Black powder brass cartridge
1 x .42 Clisenti revolver. (WW1 officer's sidearm)
1 x .45 1860 Army Colt (Cap & Ball)
1 x .45 1881 Winchester pat. lever action saddle rifle.
1 x .303 / 12br Westley Richards 'Cape Gun' combo
Geewizzz Andy, I take back all the horrible things I have said about you and was goint to say......please forgive me
Quite a few nice ketties you have in your collection
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 3:21 pm
by Mud Dog
Still a few WW2 items not mentioned here
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:28 pm
by Family_Dog
So Andy, exactly just how old are you then?
-F_D
Hmmm....
Sorry, I take that back! ;)
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:39 pm
by Mud Dog
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 9:11 pm
by Traveler
Mud dog, respect.
Currently in the safe:
Kodiak Express .58
Lyman Great Plains Hunter .54
Lyman Trade Rifle .50 (heavily modified and customized)
Original 1738 Sporting Flintlock Musket in 9ga
Original 1788, converted to percussion Musket in 12ga
That has passed through the safe the past 6 years.... too many to mention, but a few muzzle loading shotguns, a Whitworth, an Enfield 1838, few Ardesa's and some pistols and revolvers.
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 9:35 pm
by Mud Dog
Some heavy calibre stuff you got there!
Heinrich, with all the red tape these days, the fun seems to have dissipated .... I stopped collecting in the mid to late '80s when the 12 gun ruling was introduced. I was'nt prepared to jump through hoops for an exemption, but they allowed me to keep what I already had. I was however still enthusiastic and had regular black powder events. I still collected 'edged' weapons for a while, but then family priorities took over.
I should really start offloading some of the stuff. I was hoping that all black powder stuff was going to be de-regulated, but that does'nt seem to be on the cards.
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 9:52 pm
by chopper
"Edged" weapons - must be knives?
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 10:09 pm
by Mud Dog
chopper wrote:"Edged" weapons - must be knives?
Swords, bayonets, sword-bayonets, sabres, rapiers, etc.
My stuff (what's left of it) is mostly historical military but there are a few things like switchblades, stilettos, hunting knives and so on.
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 10:17 pm
by Traveler
Currently having an 8br Sporting style flintlock built.
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 10:23 pm
by chopper
Andy,
I was fortunate enough to visit a "facility" in Toledo, Spain in the 90's; it was an awesome experience and although I brought a few items back, I wished for the money and space to bring the whole factory's stock back. It was absolutely magnificent!
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 7:59 am
by Traveler
I've been to Italy twice and each time came to within 190km of Brescia to visit all the gun manufacturers in that valley. But I'll still get there. I just must see them at work. :-)
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 6:27 pm
by Mud Dog
Traveler wrote:I've been to Italy twice and each time came to within 190km of Brescia to visit all the gun manufacturers in that valley. But I'll still get there. I just must see them at work. :-)
The Itallian WW1 officer's sidearm I mentioned (1 x .42 Clisenti revolver. (WW1 officer's sidearm)) was made in Brescia. Pretty much hand crafted, I believe.
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 9:26 pm
by Traveler
Brescia is the "heart" of the Italian firearms industry I have been made to believe.
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 7:14 am
by jvt172
Ja ek maak ook soms wit rook wolke met die swartkruit.
Re: Hunting & Muzzleloaders
Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 7:54 am
by Traveler
jvt172 wrote:Ja ek maak ook soms wit rook wolke met die swartkruit.
Jurgen, was jy al ooit op
www.whitesmoke.co.za?