The TVM Kits come with the barrels fully inletted, the butt plates fitted, and the locks fully inletted.
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The Carbine Hunter’s Rifle is one of the Sharps versions that is most often found on the “Guns in Stock Gallery” & is a very Shootable Sharps.
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Everything you ever needed to know about Gunpowder– Part one of three, Invention to Explosion!
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When other Rifles knock him out of his groove, this Black Powder Shooter reaches for his big, heavy ’74 Hartford to get back on Target..
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Learn the primitive art of Longrife building in the heart of Kentucky – Skills and Art passed on down through generations.
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Pedersoli’s new side-by-side “Bohemian” Scattergun is a modern shotgun with a classical twist, and it will be right at home for you at the range or afield.
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[su_heading size=”30″]On a cold winter day in western Washington, two duck hunting rookies loaded up on No. 2 shot and
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