Cheap Targets

I don't know if you have noticed yet or not but I have been making my targets out of printer or drawing papers. Use a ruler and a large permanent marker and draw an x or cross. You can also get some sticky targets and put them on a paper. I started doing this because targets are so expensive and when you are trying out loads you only want to show 5-10 shots at a target so you are going to go threw a lot of targets this was the cheapest thing I could think up.

 Targets!!

 Here are the different ideas. sticky target, printer paper, drawing paper

Handy Little Lights

I carry these hand little nock lights or you can find some similar that are for fishing bobbers. They are handy because you can drop them down the barrel and look down it and see how clean it is and rifling. Want to make a note here that you should only do this if you know for sure the gun is unloaded. Safety first, drop down a ram rod if it pings then your good to go. Also good if your going to a gun show you can check out the barrel to see if its was cleaned properly, check rifling, how many groves, anything you want to. Make you know more about the gun your buying.

 They come in different colors here they are.

 This one is turned on

 Its hard to take a picture but you can see the rifling and if its pitted or not ect. i person with these handy little lights.

All this picture shows is they do put off good light down the barrel and you can see down it.

Cleaning Bag and Picture Everything I take to Range

Here is my cleaning bag that I carry my Remington oil, patches, rags, and wipes in for cleaning my muzzle loader. Also is a picture of everything I take with me when I go and shoot.

 This is my Cleaning bag.

 Remington gun oil spray and wipes. Then a container of patches and some gun rags.

Here is a picture of everything I take to the range every time I go.