Flintlock rifle and flintlock shotgun would be a great option in my opinion.
Both can still be relevant yet timeless and classy.
Cost isn't terrible, lots of options from kits to off the shelf.
Great fun to shoot.
Not a lot of people are familiar with them or have even shot one, even in the gun community.
Would offer great insight to others as a conversation piece and represent the space nicely.
Adding cap and ball and matchlocks. Flintlock or cap and ball pistols, too. Idk what kind of room is available, but worthy of consideration.
These firearms are cash a d carry, btw. No paperwork. Black powder is not only readily available, but easily made with a few different formulas. Learn them and keep what you need around.
Black powder firearms would be nice to have in a shtf scenario. (Hope it doesn't come to that.) Balls/Mimi balls can be hand cast from scrap lead, too.
Awesome suggestion.
I've shot percussion cap revolvers before. Fun guns, you just have to accept that you're throwing out your shirt after going shooting because everything ends up covered in crisco.
Lol. There's pre lubed (not being silly) patches and wads. The lube itself, I e heard arguments, but it's for the barrel. You wouldn't want to put smokeless, modern ammo in a conversion. You could get hurt, but your barrel would be done quick. The either, isn't the same quality steel as modern or it isn't hardened properly. (Idk which, I'm not big into steel braining.)
Clean up is easy, can of brake cleaner, then soap and water.
Just sharing what I know with you in the case you can find it useful. Recommend making a black powder shooting friend or watch as many videos for the firearms you purchase as you feel necessary.
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