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Mark ,I agree with exactly as Dave and Dean have said ,and I will add only one thing ,just as much as the dirt and chaff getting in the bores ,I carry my hammer guns open and cocked ,but forget to cover the breech and I also lose some shells ! Just seems to add to the pleasure and uniqueness of using the old hammer guns ! But they sure do the job ! Good Luck Hunting , Russ
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