Smooth bore musket

[Joe Poncho]

Original Enfield 1860's smooth bore 12 gauge percussion musket for sale. Not a repro but the real deal and still shoot-able as it is in proof. Not exactly a survival weapon but still an interesting piece of history as it has a RIC brass disc in the butt.
A classic.
SGC holders only and face-to-face.
£300
.36 calibre Navy percussion revolver mad by ASM of Italy. Nice, clean gun.
FAC holders only and face-to-face.
£160.
Joe.

[Joe Poncho]

No-one interested in how they did it in the old days?
Will trade for decent air rifle.
Joe.

[NorthernRaider]

(24 January 2012, 17:27)Joe Poncho Wrote: No-one interested in how they did it in the old days?
Will trade for decent air rifle.
Joe.

Dont think many of us have the licences my friend

[Joe Poncho]

Could be right, NR.
Joe.

[Timelord]

Stick it on one of the big online selling sites like Guntrader. It will go on theere. The black powder 36cal is a v.useful post apoc tool. Propellants can be made up from a variety of ingredients and bullets can be easily cast. That is more than can be said for cased ammo guns like the other 99% out there. Black powder guns were perfectly capable & in widespread use up till about 100 years ago.

[Skean Dhude]

and I want one when I get round to it. Just balancing budget of 0 with what I need atm.

[Joe Poncho]

Ti,elord, you're right about muzzle loaders and mine is a 12 gauge!
Skean Dhude, don't forget I will trade for a decent air rifle.
Joe.

[Sunna]

update please