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1st thing you'll need is a ramrod. Lots of different kinds out there. I mostly use wooden ones but other folks like the newer composite ones. You will want to shorten it a bit and mark a notch to indicate that the load is completely seated in the breech. Does it come with a nipple wrench/turnscrew combination tool or a powder measure? If not you'll want one of those too. A ball remover might be a good idea too. The LePage is a good pistol with nice lines and I like the spur on the triggerguard. A comparable pistol would be the TC Plains pistol. Some claim it to be more accurate than the LePage but I think accuracy depends more on the shooter and how well he knows his gun than the gun itself. Practice, practice, practice.
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