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These cylinders only work on some modern "replicas" with steel frame. Read the description carefully. You can use 45 LC for some of them.
In which case it goes full circle to being a firearm by legal definition again, reducing the advantage to use black powder. (click for details)
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Since a blackpowder pistol is not legally described as a firearm, is it even technically legal to carry a loaded one in a vehicle? I'm thinking no, but it seems like a gray area to me.
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i know i wouldnt want to be the test subject for this issue...
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Just carry your regular carry piece. Being a victim of theft is not a valid reason to revoke a ltcf. If you're concerned, spend the $X you're planning to spend on a black powder revolver on a lock box for your trunk.

Why is this thread persisting? It's just not a worthwhile idea.
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