Muzzleloading Noob

[Anakonyi]

Look around for a used stainless Ruger Old Army. It is a tank.

Will do, my first time hearing of that model


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[M1NM]

Look around for a used stainless Ruger Old Army. It is a tank.

But pricey now. I sold my new in the box one just because it was NIB and couldn't bring myself to shoot it. I figured I buy a used shooter later. Now they have gone up so much I've taken it off the list.

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I have never seen it on the shelves in CA - I found my first copy in KY.

https://www.crazycrow.com/site/california-rendezvous/

[tabascoz28]

I was looking into the Ruger Old Army and people keep arguing if you need an FFL to transfer. For the record, I believe it does. But the only reason I would want it is to get a conversion cylinder and shoot full load 45c out of them too. If they can't then for me there's no point. I guess I can overload the cylinders with black powder and not worry about them breaking but it's also not very historical in the way that it looks and the way it's set up. Don't get me wrong, I'd probably still get it at the right price just so I can say all my revolvers are Ruger but if you're a stickler, then its adjustable rear sights and double high front blade sights make it stand out as NOT a replica.

[Elgatodeacero]

Here is one of the best sites for muzzle loading info.

http://muzzleloadingforum.com/