If you ignore the two .44 Magnum holes my brother made I think that's quite good going.
50 yards with my Pedosoli "Brown Bess". Standing off hand. .710-ish ball, rough-cut calico patch lubed with hand moisturiser
There she is. Bit of a rubbish picture, though.
Regards
T
Who says smoothbores are inaccurate?
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Who says smoothbores are inaccurate?
Wait, so I can own a .55 calibre Boys anti-tank rifle, but not a .22 pistol?
Re: Who says smoothbores are inaccurate?
Off hand at 50 yards? I would say that was very impressive
Re: Who says smoothbores are inaccurate?
You didnt happen to shoot that at Andrewsfield today by any chance did you ? :goodjob:
Its a small world on the internet , when you know people from just down the road .
Dave
Its a small world on the internet , when you know people from just down the road .
Dave
Re: Who says smoothbores are inaccurate?
ps . if you want a handfull of .308 FMJ from Roding let me know and I will leave them at the club for you .
Dave
Dave
Re: Who says smoothbores are inaccurate?
Hahahahaha.
Yes, the internet is a small place. Hi, Dave
Thanks for the offer. I'll let you know if ok, but it'll be .311s or .323s
Andrew
Yes, the internet is a small place. Hi, Dave
Thanks for the offer. I'll let you know if ok, but it'll be .311s or .323s
Andrew
Wait, so I can own a .55 calibre Boys anti-tank rifle, but not a .22 pistol?
Re: Who says smoothbores are inaccurate?
Cheers, I was happy with it.ovenpaa wrote:Off hand at 50 yards? I would say that was very impressive
Though, now I've got a nicely bruised cheek from the horrible comb of the Brown Bess stock. It is designed specifically to lie right under your cheekbone.
Wait, so I can own a .55 calibre Boys anti-tank rifle, but not a .22 pistol?
Re: Who says smoothbores are inaccurate?
I had a friend years ago that used to spend more time head down looking for flints than looking where he was walking, he would spend hours building his own flints.
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