I've got a fondness for Civil War carbines. The last one I bought was an ERMA Gallagher that I had relined to .50 calibre. Now I can shoot the same 375/450 gr bullets that I use in my Shiloh 50-70's and .50 percussion Sharps rifles and carbines.
Reviews on the net are mixed, some happy with the Smiths right out of the box, others not. One video showed a guy shooting offhand, cleaning on a rack of clay birds at 50 yds.
Anyone got any first hand experience with these Smith repro carbines?
Reviews on the net are mixed, some happy with the Smiths right out of the box, others not. One video showed a guy shooting offhand, cleaning on a rack of clay birds at 50 yds.
Anyone got any first hand experience with these Smith repro carbines?
