Veteran Arms Spencer Blanks

[CavOrCavNot]

Ok, so I'm just reentering the hobby and as a Cav guy I naturally had to have a repro Spencer. Only the large caliber would do, which is not a big deal when live firing but seems to be pretty complicated when it comes to shooting blanks. One either has to make them - an involved process - or buy them. I decided to try the plastic ones made by Veteran Arms and could not be happier. Their 56-50 Spencer blanks were easy to load and worked great at my last event. I think I got off around 150 shots over the course of the weekend.

 

[Jobe Holiday]

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J.

 

[Republican Blues]

Ok, so I'm just reentering the hobby and as a Cav guy I naturally had to have a repro Spencer. Only the large caliber would do, which is not a big deal when live firing but seems to be pretty complicated when it comes to shooting blanks. One either has to make them - an involved process - or buy them. I decided to try the plastic ones made by Veteran Arms and could not be happier. Their 56-50 Spencer blanks were easy to load and worked great at my last event. I think I got off around 150 shots over the course of the weekend.

The Veteran arms blanks work great! I've run a bunch through my Henry.. well, maybe 150 total rounds in about two events... hadnt needed it since.. starting to think of trading it off for a Spencer that I can get more use of

 

[JOHN42768]

Welcome, Enjoy