The Gun Works

Steinar · 05-28-2007, 06:57 AM

Interesting shop Ron, thanks for taking the time to share.
Would love to have a black powder revolver some day.. There will always be a little kid inside me that clairly see the fun of making lead bullets and placeing the entire shooting range into a fog of black powder smoke

(I have one rusty old black powder revolver, but I don't trust it, 11.5mm caliber is just too much).

Last winter, loaded up some rounds in 9mm and 30.30 with black powder and used them in a Glock and Marlin rifle, me and a friend was going to make a poster for a shooting competition. We fired them on the outdoor range with the lights turned off. The muzzle flash and reflection from the white snow lid up the whole range. So it was a neat picture, sadly it's gone after my latest computer crash.

05-28-2007, 06:57 AM	#12
Steinar User Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 1,538 Thanks: 18 Thanked 36 Times in 21 Posts	Interesting shop Ron, thanks for taking the time to share. Would love to have a black powder revolver some day.. There will always be a little kid inside me that clairly see the fun of making lead bullets and placeing the entire shooting range into a fog of black powder smoke (I have one rusty old black powder revolver, but I don't trust it, 11.5mm caliber is just too much). Last winter, loaded up some rounds in 9mm and 30.30 with black powder and used them in a Glock and Marlin rifle, me and a friend was going to make a poster for a shooting competition. We fired them on the outdoor range with the lights turned off. The muzzle flash and reflection from the white snow lid up the whole range. So it was a neat picture, sadly it's gone after my latest computer crash. __________________ Previously known as Morgan Kane