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Unless you have an explosives dealer license, selling and shipping that powder would be a pretty good way to play "lets win a chance to go to federal prison"

Doesn't get much better than that.

Mexia is probably the place we hear most about with their silhouette matches. Youpon Creek around Houston, and sometimes there's mention of something at Ft. Chadbourn, They have a long range gong match south of Pecos every year in late October, but not sure if they do anything else during the year o...

Amazon has been the most reliable source for Seth Cole.

Yup , but that doesn't take into account the shooters that aren't top shooters still at times shoot the same or in some instances better scores than the "top" shooters. I would venture it has about as much to do with shooter/spotter abilities/experience than it does the powder. It also doesn't take ...

I don't know about this Swiss beats out OE every time business.
Both are good powders, and it's not unusual for someone shooting OE to be repsonsible for certain Swiss devotee's to be on suicide watch after the scores are posted.

Wolf's original intent in that flash hole drilling and magnum primers was trying to reproduce the amount of flash that got to the powder with the old Berdan primers and the 4 flash holes those cases had. Big fly in the ointment on that is those old primers were weaker than what we have today, and as...

A couple of other moulds that throw good bullets for the 45-70 are the Saeco 645, and the RCBS 82084 (530 gr) bullet. Buffalo Arms moulds are as Gert said very high quality, and are offered in a variety of diameters. Something you're Pedersoli may need is a bullet that drops from the mould at .460 d...

What is the head stamp on the cases? Dan was playing around with 357 max cases with a 250 gr bullet. Charles Outler had one built for his grandson. Might look at Buffalo Arms moulds and see if they have a 35 caliber mould listed yet.

Brent's right, not much going on anywhere.
The various shooting pages on Facebook seem to have replaced the activity on the forums.

There are several national known smiths, Ahmer,Baldwin, King etc that can do it.

There's no shortage of places that will make a barrel to the same contour of your trapdoor. Finding a gunsmith that can properly fit and chamber it might be the biggest problem.
Oregon Barrels, and McGowen barrels would be good places to get a barrel blank.

Jimbo still makes his scope covers, he says if Shiloh doesn't have one contact him direct.

How much for the Baldwin with the screw that holds it in the base?

Dick Hennebry has put out an inquiry as to the amount of interest there might be in shooting NRA BPTR midrange matches at the Cheyenne Rifle and Pistol Club. They have a CMP range that only has a few high-power matches a year, and if there's enough interest they may be willing to put on a midrange m...