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asked for a "Bubba'ed Mosin" that he could "bubba further" . . . . . I thought he needed a challenge.
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Impractical/obsolete firearms you can’t shake the desire to buy
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asked for a "Bubba'ed Mosin" that he could "bubba further" . . . . . I thought he needed a challenge.
Z
No. No no... maybe bubba was the wrong verbiage...
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I think I need to start a "help me define my mosin" thread.
A 1911 in 45acp 
A 10 gauge black powder muzzleloading shotgun, exposed hammers, with 10 inch barrels but a full shoulder stock with a good recoil pad.
(Being a blackpowder muzzleloader,
the National Firearms Act would not apply. The barrels can be a short as I want. At least with respect to federal law. I guess I'd have to look at state law on that issue as well.)
(Being a blackpowder muzzleloader,
the National Firearms Act would not apply. The barrels can be a short as I want. At least with respect to federal law. I guess I'd have to look at state law on that issue as well.)
Other than a few already mentioned , like the Norrell trigger pack and American 180, and of course the Colt Gatlin Gun, I've always wanted a 1895 Winchester in the Musket configuration, and a hammered Parker Double in 20 and 410 that's not Damascus.
Not even sure the last 2 were produced for smokeless powder with hammers.
But since we are dreaming, Dream big.
Not even sure the last 2 were produced for smokeless powder with hammers.
But since we are dreaming, Dream big.
Swedish K... wanted one since the first time I shot one in the 80's. So many reasons not to buy one, still want to.
