Spent 3 weeks in Florida. On the way home, yesterday, I stopped into Dixie Gun Works (in Tennessee). Great shop, tons of guns to look at, really nice ladies working there. These pics don't do the place justice: This lonely Pietta Colt Paterson Revolver was sitting on the customer return -...
After seeing these in the Dixie Gun Works catalog for decades, and on Blackie Thomas's YouTube channel, I finally picked up the DGW Quick Load tubes for .36 and .44 target loads, which are suitable for handgun use. They come in bags of 50 and I actually got 51 of the .36s and 52 of the .44s...
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Thursday's trip to Dixie Gun Works was successful. It's a beautiful 2hr drive through a few small towns but mostly rural highway driving. Perfect weather to ride with the windows down. I used to make the trip every fall but hadn't in the last several years. Gotta soundtrack I associate with such...
I ask as I read the reviews for CCI musket caps on Dixie Gun Works and noticed several saying these caps are brittle and will shatter occasionally, causing injury to the shooter and those nearby. These reviews also go on to say German RWS are "safer". Is this a load of bunk or should I avoid the marginally cheaper CCI caps?
My problem with Dixie gun works is that they are too close. It's a little less than 1 1/2 hour drive up there and I seem to have acquired a few of their kits. 10-02-2021,07:16 AM #11 Sasquatch-1 Boolit Master Join Date Jan 2012 Location Martinsburg, WV Posts 3,345 Originally Posted by LAGS