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blackpowder pistols/rifles can be shipped and purchased without a license most places. There is a loophole for black powder weapons.
When is the last time someone robbed a bank with an 1858 New Army .44 caliber pistol?
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A friend had a T/C in 30-30 (.30WCF) and it looked interesting to shoot.
Huge fireball, LOTS of noise, and it would actually twist his hand from the torque.
He: "It's FUN! Wanna try?"
Me: "No, I'm good." It looked like way too much fun.
I've always had soft spot for a 1984 Winchester or Marlin version, though.
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Thanks, SD.
I was thinking NOT to type 1984 and was truly thinking 1894 when I typed that. Really!
I picked the wrong week to give up coffee, drugs, and drinking.
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check out the Chapperal Arms reproductions.
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My 15" T/C Encore chambered .308 Winchester is a hoot to shoot. Its a 1" bull barrel I had made by Bullberry Barrel Works.
http://www.bullberry.com/
I have to say sorry, but that pistol is not set up for 'Quick Draw' in any era.
Go take a look at a Ruger Vaquero.
http://www.ruger.com/products/vaqueroSta...index.html
Cheers!