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that is a cherokee model in good shape. (sister to the more fancy seneca, basically the same thing with a lockbox) .32 is a rarer and highly sought after cal. Its long discontinued, and any parts for it are for the most part long gone too. Prices are fickle, its a matter of finding a...

UK co, no affiliation I just found it on a search I remember seeing others a while back they might have been UK too https://www.ballmoulds.com/product/cannon-ball-mould-upto-1-999/

Bait is another small family local buisness, we lost a LOT of that recently with the supply chain issues, and the volatile ever rising cost market. Huge corporate monopoly is drowning out anything small and local

Is that the old Shockeys gold renamed?

The shortages are pretty much all in just guns and ammo. (Outside of covid induced supply issues) There was always pretty much a steady supply up untill Obamas first term. Since then it has become a norm, and progressively worse. Half of it is the demand is above supply, and half is fallout...

Nice! congrats, Thats a nice fat one too

yes, several kinds of pistol or ML/sabot priority designs. You can adjust hardess, sabot, etc to make anything work. Its cheap, fully customizable, and its hard to beat a good cast lead. Most pistol designs are made for similar speeds, so its easier to stay on track

I use anything I can get ahold of, But different weapons are more compatible to different powders. My only con with pyrodex is it degrades the fastest. Load data can vary the most.

I tend to use a vest, with the usual necessities I carry all the time. Pull ropes all stay with their stands wrapped somehow to them. If I use a pack, its normally just full of extra clothes. Either may be tied to the stand while traveling.

Just when I thought my supply was 'enough'. The buy what/when you can stranglehold tightens

Nice! congrats! Memories you both will carry forever.

I have done all types of hunting in many places. Back home It is mostly stand hunting, with the majority on public land. I have or have had about every brand and system. each has pros and cons. The big thing is, what type of hunter are you? Comfort is heavy. Are you the type to not go in far...

Might want to read that over again. I explained my views there. Of course there are always exceptions, but by and large, Its true. There are those that like muzzleloaders, and those just interested in means to extend their season. And If you hadnt noticed a drop in hunting/shooting nationwide...

The straightwall crowd are the guys mostly in it for the extended season, and never really liked the whole muzzleloader idea. The guys whose muzzleloaders were always rusted up in just a few years from abuse and neglect. Im ok with it, whatever gets you in the game. The muzzleloader guys are the...

same here, Ive been on a canning frenzy for weeks now. New this year are Tromboncino squash and yard long beans. They both will be a new staple

summer weather, the usual