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    Black Powder Aluminium Flask?

    I made one from wood. Two halves hollowed out and glued and pinned together. A little decorative carving on the wood. Brass spout. I don't use it though. I prefer my powderhorn, also made by myself.
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    Spear head load board

    Looks good. The only thing I would add is a hole in one end to tie a thong through. I like to carry my loading blocks on a thong around my neck. I use a large one, like yours, for target shooting. For hunting, my loading blocks only hold 2 to 4 balls.
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    MOUNT VERNON UNDER ATTACK!

    I would like to see this at some of our universities right now.
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    Been a long winter ride!

    I remember you from the Campfire. Welcome!
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    Sharpe's Rifles

    I haven't seen the TV series, but I have read several of the books. Baker Rifles.
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    Wooden ramrods, why no whittling?

    Many years ago, up in the frozen north woods, I clumsily stepped on my ramrod that I had laid on the ground when I was sitting beside my campfire cleaning the rifle. I had a week remaining of my hunt and nowhere to get a new ramrod. So, I cut a straight sapling of unknown wood, and whittled...
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    Muzzleloader magazine

    NO! I want my hard copy magazines.
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    Nebraska goat.

    Very nice pronghorn. They are not goats. They are not antelope. In all the world they are in a class all by themselves. But I understand the local nicknames for them. I got one in Wyoming back in the '90's. Personally, I didn't care much for the taste. I used the tip of the horn from mine...
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    Gardening ..again

    My wife makes wine of many kinds. Really, really good stuff. However, several years ago she discovered that her fermenting vat was leaking. She picked up the 5 gallon container and turned to put it in the sink. She slipped on the wet floor and went down, fracturing her hip. The vat split...
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    TN/KY Rifle Show, Knoxville, TN

    Well, I was there from around 10am until about noon on Friday. A few empty tables gave me the impression that the show was slightly smaller than previous years. I enjoyed the show, but I didn't buy anything. I looked over several shot pouches just to see how they were constructed. (I...
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    Mystery 45..

    Yeah. What Thagomizer and Notchy Bob said. I agree with them.
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    Grandpa stories

    My paturnal grandfather was an enthic Czech, born in Vienna, Austria, but grew up in the tiny Moravian village of Lepov in what is now the Czech Republic. At a young age he was apprenticed to a shoemaker and so he learned that trade. World War I opened up and Grandpop was drafted into the...
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    TN/KY Rifle Show, Knoxville, TN

    I'm an old guy, and I will be wearing my navy blue ball cap that says "US Navy, Vietnam Vet". I'll be there Friday morning until noon or maybe 1pm.
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    Gardening ..again

    over the past two days (Mon and Tues) I completed planting my garden. Sweet corn, okra, summer squash, zucchini, tomatoes, green peppers, and a hot banana pepper, and onions. Now, today's weather report says we will get some severe thunderstorms, high winds, and possibly hail. I was planning...
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    Teach the children muzzleloaders

    Before you can teach anyone, they must have an interest. A friend brought me his grandson who had picked up a Traditions muzzleloader somewhere in a trade. The kid wanted to shoot it, so I showed him all about it and I watched as he then loaded and fired it - one time. That was it. No further...
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    Getting too many misfires

    Most all of the above. But I haven't seen any mention of a fouled nipple. I have had a tiny piece of the cap get lodged inside the nipple. I had to pull out the nipple and run a thin wire through it, from back to front to poke the obstruction out.
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    Hawken Rifles, What's All The Hoopla?!

    I agree.
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    TN/KY Rifle Show, Knoxville, TN

    It is mainly a show of old, original longrifles, however there are some vendors selling their wares; things such as powderhorns and shot pouches, and there may or may not be some parts vendors. There are also some contemporary muzzleloaders for sale. I don't recall ever seeing any kits for...
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    Help with these pistols please.

    Yep. Stuff for tourists. Not much, if any value. Just something to hang on the wall. The brass barrel on the first one looks ragged. Does that one even have a touch hole? The other one shows the touch hole behind the frizzen! I would not attempt to fire those things. However, with that...
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    TN/KY Rifle Show, Knoxville, TN

    The 46th annual Tennessee/Kentucky Rifle Show is coming up April 19-20 at the Jubilee Banquet Facility, exit 110 off I-75 north of Knoxville, TN. , then west about 1 mile on the left. $10. entrance fee. I think it is a good show. I miss it sometimes, but in general I have been attending for...
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