Need to buy some black powder for reloading an 1887 Winchester 10 gauge lever shotgun

[Navy_chief]

Is that thing damascus? I'd be careful with that if it is......

No just good ole fashion fluid steel barrels but still have to shoot black powder in it. The Winchester 1901 Lever action 10 Gauges where built for smokeless powder.

 

[Navy_chief]

I think C&J has real black powder, BTW. I might have a few cans of Elephant left that you can have, but if I do it's REALLY old.[/QUOTE]

That would be great I will take the cans from you if I could? Also what is C&J?
Thanks Matt

 

[VIKING]

I've been wondering myself where it is sold. That's all I shoot in my ML and probably will be running out before next deer season.

 

[Super Dave]

Matt,

C&J Sporting Goods is a surplus/gun shop in Bethany. Cindy and Joe. It's a great little place, and family owned. Great people.

I'll see you this weekend.

And now, completely off topic, the late great Walter Matthau! It's at 1:13!!!

 

[Navy_chief]

Here is the ole girl in all her regal MFG 1892:
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[Super Dave]

I've been wondering myself where it is sold. That's all I shoot in my ML and probably will be running out before next deer season.

I really like Hodgeden's Triple 7. No fouling, really really clean, and very low corrosiveness (no sulfur).

 

[Super Dave]

Here is the ole girl in all her regal MFG 1892:
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Flippin' SWEET!!!!!

 

[flatwins]

Edited update: It was Walter Matthau in the movie "The Survivors."

Dave, you win the obscure movie reference award!

 

[Super Dave]

Dave, you win the obscure movie reference award!

I figured it was you, and you knew!!!

"You're not going to kill me the slow way by leaving cigarettes in trees!!!"

Don't you member? That was a great movie!


EDIT: Hot Damn!!! I found it!!! I'm afraid it might be too much like a handful of our members...

 

[Hump66]

Damn that's one sexy shotgun.