To those of you who assisted me in my BP journey the last five years..First off to ET,Jorge and Gunner,these three miscreants went together and gifted me a sweet Shiloh Sharps 45/110..still think I wasn't worthy of your kindness but forever grateful !
Next my mentors ET and Sharpsguy..Jim and Bill ground schooled me in the ways of Holy Black and without a doubt saved many hours of headaches..I thank you for your indulgence and valuable landline instruction. The learning process is always ongoing I'm looking forward God willing to many more days of making smoke ! Again my heartfelt thanks to you all....W

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Ya have shot up enuff powder to blow a new hole in the Rocky Mountains, enuff lead to sink a barge and ya STILL think we did ya some kinda favor??

My pleasure Woody, just glad Big Jim clued me on on the happenings so I was allowed to participate in such a cool and respectful endeavor.

Gunner

Oh BTW, ET and Woody, just bought a very nice 1886 in 40-65, it's a factory short rifle with a 22" barrel and button mag, year model 1894, 26 twist, Sharpsguy is sending me some 248 grain bullets to shoot in it, already have 50 cases primed with 60 grains of Holy Black and waiting on the mailman!

If Webster had a definition for 'Turbosuck" I'm sure you'd be mentioned my friend !

LOL, she's gonna be a shooter too Woody, first shot was high left, tapped the rear sight over a little to the right, then lowered the sight elevator a couple notches, then bingo, four shots into a couple inches, I'll take that with iron sights, a bit of wind, and no wiping or blowing between shots.