I really like this site as it has evolved. 
It really does include BPCR shooting as BPCR is all done
with Single Shot Rifles-original or repros. IF you look for it, there is  Lots available to learn from here and from Shiloh, Historic Shooting, and even BPCR.net if you can get on it.
AND, none of these forums are immune from the "pissing matches"and superfluous stuff  that gets injected even into
threads that started out technical and serious
beltfed/arnie

The BPCR.net forum closed for several months a couple of years back or more.  When it finally came back up many of the members had moved to other forums.  And the administrator spends no time responding to new member requests, which has been an ongoing problem for many years.

Following are the forums I'm aware of with BPCR content.  Shiloh & ASSRA are the 1st two I always go to followed by Castboolits.  I check the others once in a while.

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Wayne

Unfortunately, in too many cases the BPCR site is hopelessly out-of-date.  For example, they only list one engraver, Ken Hurst.  Uunder "Custom Rifle Makers", while one or two of the businesses listed may still be making guns, none of the websites listed for them are valid now.

Has our website been similarly lax?

Bill Lawrence

I've sent 4 requests over the last two years and no response on BPCR forum.  I gave up.

Yes, the other one would have been the ASSSRA unless they were short sighted enough to believe that schuetzen was the only possible use for them.

I joined up because I like old rifles, and having a place to discuss loads, brass conversion, bullets and lube. 
Since I'm nearly alone in a vacuum around my area, It was sanctuary, so to speak. My guns are the real oddballs at the range.
Most welcomed me, while a couple seemed to think a 'non-competitor' was a pariah. I've never even seen a scheutzen match, but I still feel like a small part of the gang. Thanks to the whole bunch of ya. Pat

John If you remember there were about a dozen of us including you and myself who donated a small fee so Josh would have some $$ to work with. Jim and Josh
carried it on. I never did consider this a pure Schuetzen place but it was a Single Shot Rifle group. And that was what I wanted to be involved with. My own personal 
interest was Schuetzen because I was not interested in Bench shooting and the Club I am a member of was Schuetzen Offhand oriented. We had a great group and a Guru guy who lead us and kept us going he and his Wife. She produced some wonderfull food to keep us coming back. He has now passed and we are still fairly well continued. But we are thinning out due to the ravages of time. I do believe we have become an ASSRA group here and are supported in some way. 
We would need to hear from Jim Borton to know the specifics. Well John it has been a good 15 Plus years I think and I have enjoyed it. FITZ, OLD TUCK