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yes prob right , also subject to range and some training,as most if not all clubs would want ...dunnoI think maybe cleared for certain types, if you'd never shot cap'n'ball revolvers before, should you be cleared to go get one ?
Dunno.....
dont think bp hunting would be aloud
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anyway back to photos of your bp guns ???
Last edited by gtpkeeper; 24-10-2014 at 05:32 AM.
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Here's 3 of mine that get regular outings.
http://imageshack.com/a/img742/6818/CXOA9S.jpg
http://imageshack.com/a/img661/381/ZOmWGV.jpg
http://imageshack.com/a/img538/5096/ig7tCi.jpg
Hope to add a sporting Snider to the collection soon.
Sorry about the carp photos
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very very nice
whats number 2?
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Is it a Schmidt Rubin ?Originally Posted by gtpkeeper
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Its a Steyr Kropatschek in 8x60R. Made in 1886 for a Portuguese contract that never really got off the ground. It has a 8-9 shot tubular magazine below the barrel and a lifting spoon that flicks the next round up when the bolt is retracted-works really well. Similar in concept to a Mauser 71-84. I use a .338 cast bullet (NOE mould) that is sized down to .333 and brass is still made by Bertram (but expensive!)
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