Finally completed Smith Carbine. New wood stock from Dunlap Woodcrafts. New screws from Lodgewood, otherwise original. Next stop the range.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Descended from royalty: D. Wright
Waltah
Gunner Bern
Jim T
T. Schott
Diane
Al O
The standard bearer: Al T
Home page of Company F, the "Grayson Dare Devils"
Recent Comments
Members
JOIN THE 4TH VIRGINIA!
Contact our adjutant, Jon Faucher jonathan.faucher@verizon.net
Newsletters of the 4th Virginia
- June 6 2011 Picket Line
- May 25, 2011 Picket Line
- June 27 2010 Picket Line
- June 9 2010 Picket Line
- June 2 2010 Picket Line
- May 9 2010 Picket Line
- May 6 2009 Picket Line
- May 24 2009 Picket Line
- June 2 2009 Picket Line
- June 15 2009 Picket Line
- July 2 2009 Picket Line
- July 26 2009 Picket Line
- Aug 14 2009 Picket Line
- Aug 26 2009 Picket Line
- September 2009 Picket Line
- October 2009 Picket Line
- November 2009 Picket Line
Links of Interest
- North-South Skirmish Association
- N-SSA New England Region home page
- 2010 Skirmish Schedule
- History of the 4th Virginia
- Cast Boolits forums
- Powder, Inc.
- The Maine Powder House
- JT Bullet Moulds -- Jeff Tanner
- Track of the Wolf
- The Stonewall Brigade (reenactors)
- Co. A, 4th Virginia, the "Wythe Grays"
- Co. A, 4th Virginia, "Wythe Grays" (Ohio unit)
- Co. C, 4th Virginia, the "Pulaski Guards" (reenactors)
- Co. F, 4th Virginia (Oregon reenactors)
- Co. I, 4th Virginia, the "Liberty Hall Volunteers"
How To articles
Time!
Labels
- 2011 Schedule (1)
- 4th VA Inf. Battle Flag (1)
- 4th Virginia history (1)
- carbine (5)
- Civil War history (4)
- Civil War Photos (2)
- Confederate holidays (1)
- deer hunting (2)
- Maynard (4)
- nationals (1)
- New England Region (2)
- Sesquicentennial (1)
- shooting (7)
- skirmish results (3)
- smoothbore (1)
- technique (1)
- video (2)
Our fans
Followers
The Rogues Gallery
Descended from royalty: D. Wright
Waltah
Gunner Bern
Jim T
T. Schott
Diane
Al O
The standard bearer: Al T
Looks nice!! Good luck with it!
ReplyDeleteShoots 5" high @ 50 yards with 35 gr. FFFg behind a .518 diameter 370 gr. pure lead bullet inside a plastic case. Good group from benchrest, and went bang every time I pulled the trigger. No issues with chambering the cartridges.
ReplyDeletegoing bang is always good.
ReplyDelete;-)
Looking forward to the start of the new season.
jt
Could this be Adolf's Smith????
ReplyDelete