Yesterday was the first trip out to the range for some shooting this yr. Only brought one rifle , my old 1876 Winchester in 45/60 wcf. Conditions were not the best for iron sights as it was very dim and overcast , but no wind and temp was in the 60's . Felt a bit awkward at first ,was my first time to shoot since I broke my right hand wrist and fore arm. After about 10 rounds down range , felt like I was back to normal almost. Well nothing to brag about , but was able to keep most of my shots in the 3" black at 50 yds. As usual was shooting cast bullet @ 296 gr. @ .459 from a Winchester 45/60 mould 61 gr. by weight 2ffg Swiss, std. LG. rifle primer , Jamison brass, lube home brew 50/50 wax tallow, assembled in the Winchester tong tool. Shot the 20 loaded rounds that I brought then re-loaded the 20 empties at the bench with said tool, and proceeded to duplicate my first target as for accuracy . Had plenty of questions from interested fellow shooters during my shoot about the old rifle and loading tools . Was glad to answer as best as I could and looks like a couple left the range that day with a new spark for BP. cartridge guns. To sum it up was a very pleasant relaxing and productive day a shooting. Hope to see Y'all at the range soon! ,,,Dusty