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Because the law previously set prohibiting lawful concealed carry as the default. Now the default is to allow concealed carry unless explicitly forbidden. I wholeheartedly agree with your take on the issue of character references to establish "good moral character". However, when it comes to...

Mmmm... owl wings... They call it the chicken of the forest. I hear owl goes great with Tootsie pops.

I don't cast myself but have tried many cast bullets. I got a batch of Hi Teks that leaded the barrel of one of my revolvers horribly. I figured out they were too big and guessed that the coating was coming off as each bullet squeezed through the cylinder. I pan lubed the batch and that totally...

I look forward to seeing "no firearms" signs pop up so I know which businesses to avoid giving any of my money to.

If you eat them regularly for any period of time, you will poop out a rock. On the bright side, if you receive oncoming fire, you probably won't be capable of crapping your pants.

If you haven't gotten an answer yet, I'll try to find out for you on Mon if I get the chance.

I hope to get a couple of chances to take my muzzleloader out to get my first deer with it. I only took it afield once in the 2½ years I've had it. I used to shoot hardcast 255 gr .45 SWCs in a .50 cal sabot over 80 gr of fffg Triple Se7en. Accuracy was good, but I'd get bad fliers every so...

Had a chance to take it to the range yet?

The old joke used to go that: In heaven the police are British, the cooks are French, the lovers are Italian, the mechanics are German, and everything is organized by the Swiss. But in hell, the police are German, the cooks are British, the lovers are Swiss, the mechanics are French, and...

I got my first deer with a handgun today – a spike taken with my Ruger Super Blackhawk in .44 Magnum wearing a Burris 2x scope.

Like was said, slow twist rate barrels won't stabilize sabots well. 1:66 is slow, 1:48 is medium, and it's unlikely to have a faster twist than that. If it's 1:48, it'll potentially shoot sabots well, and will likely shoot patched round balls well. If it's 1:66 it should shoot ball very well but...

Everything kev74 said, and a few tips. Getting started with patched round balls, I bought pre-lubed patches. The good thing about them is that they sell the patches in fixed thicknesses so I bought 0.490" balls for my .50 cal muzzleloader and used a 0.015" patch for a tight fit. I also didn't...

Saw a lone baby this morning and passed. One buddy took a 9pt buck another took a nice big doe. Good start to the weekend.

Good hunting everyone!

Not at all what I expected when I clicked on this thread, but boy am I glad I did.

Gotta wonder how long your crack binge has to be before even smoking crack can't keep you from falling asleep.