[picrockpro]

Howdy,
If anyone is thinking about getting a quality black powder rifle, you should look into a Westgate. A lot of people say Ross Westgate makes some of the best rifles out there.

His rifles are used by competitive shooters all over the west coast, he makes some very high quality stuff at good prices, aswell as knives and powder horns. Here's a link to his video on youtube if anyone is interested, I thought it was pretty cool...

YouTube - Westgate Black Powder Rifles

YouTube - Westgate Black Powder Rifles

Enjoy, and happy shooting.

[Hawg]

Guess you'll be banned for repeat advertising here too.

[skullcrusher]

Originally Posted by Hawg

Guess you'll be banned for repeat advertising here too.

Good call on the spam, Hawg.

SPAM

[picrockpro]

Its not spam, its a legitimate post, (advertisement, yes) but nobody is double posting. You and I both know that its hard to keep business going in the present day economy, especially in small towns.

I have nothing to gain from the post, its not my business... but anything to help a fellow American make a living and exercise his right to bare arms is good enough for me in my book.

There's nothing wrong with commercialism as long as it isn't malicious or intended to harm someone. I know some people look down on advertisement, but if it was your business, you'd be singing a different tune.

No hard feelings, and may God bless America.

[bkt]

There should be no harm in making a recommendation for a brand of firearms in the appropriate forum group. That's what took place.

If there's something more I should know, please PM me.

[RL357Mag]

Originally Posted by picrockpro

Its not spam, its a legitimate post, (advertisement, yes) but nobody is double posting. You and I both know that its hard to keep business going in the present day economy, especially in small towns.

I have nothing to gain from the post, its not my business... but anything to help a fellow American make a living and exercise his right to bare arms is good enough for me in my book.

There's nothing wrong with commercialism as long as it isn't malicious or intended to harm someone. I know some people look down on advertisement, but if it was your business, you'd be singing a different tune.

No hard feelings, and may God bless America.

+100 We need more firearms manufacturers and dealers in this country! What we don't need are more self-righteous know-it-all's to dictate policy and procedure to the rest of us.

[Hawg]

At the time of his original post he was banned from several forums for repeat advertising. This is the only one I remember where is now.
Westgate (custom) Black Powder Rifles - Shooters Forum

[RL357Mag]

Originally Posted by Hawg

At the time of his original post he was banned from several forums for repeat advertising. This is the only one I remember where is now.
Westgate (custom) Black Powder Rifles - Shooters Forum

That may very well be - but it didn't happen here did it? If we were all judged by posts we made on other forums we'd all be pre-judged...wouldn't we?

[skullcrusher]

Obviously, I was mistaken.

Still, are those Westgates so much better than any of the mass produced in-line muzzleloaders? It is hard to go wrong these days with an in-line and have any accuracy problems. What makes the Westgate better than the rest?

[RL357Mag]

I'm a traditionalist, I don't own an inline. To me a muzzleloader is a sidelock replica of an historical firearm. I've never agreed that they should be part of the Muzzleloading season because of the obvious advantages they offer over a traditional percussion or especially a flintlock gun.