black powder arms as unregulated arms don't have most of the rules associated with modern firearms
as an example you can cut the barrel off a 50cal Hawken's at 12 inches and use it all you want with the stock on it.

however my suggestion is where you would get in trouble is letting it out of your sight loaded and not for firing it in a safe way.

if you bolt it down to a block of wood and fire it responsibly while you are present to see it , black powder basically avoids all the legal pitfalls of modern guns.

More of my dad's work. A matched pair of .50 cal flint pistols.

Greencountypete, I understand that. I just want to set it up for a coon trap and see how it performs, to many pigs running around to set up a baited “mouse killer trap”.

Did that coyote see the truck and shoot itself, feeling that what the feller in the truck might have had planned for it was going to be worse?

I wish that I had some to show!

Hells canyon? I sure like mine.

You sure you didn't hit it with your truck and pose that picture?

My X freaked out when I told her how much I paid to get this gun built. Told her " don't frett, I'll have it payed off El_ Pronto.
And did.

Haters gonna hate right ADC?
I'm very disappointed in you Jayme- I thought you was all peace, love, and skinning machines prior to the whole deer stick domestic terror attack.

Yes it is love it only shot a cow elk with it so far but getting really close to double digit points for mule deer in Colorado and Wyoming can’t wait

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Me and my son, with the first squirrel we shot together many years ago with a .410 my dad gave me

Here is one of the big guns!

My son and a 44 mag

It's a low profile cantilever rail. Usually ment for AR's but due to this scope having the eye relief it does I needed it further Forward them most for it to be comfortable

Winchester M70 in 375 H&H. I had it coated because the stainless metal was too bright and shiny for my liking.