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    Your Favorite (poll)

    T/C Hawken .50 cal .490 rb .018 prelubed patch-65 grn 3F Goex warm water with Hilty oil coating Kanaskis Country,Alberta
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    Carrying Shot

    I carry five pre-measured shot/powder charges in plastic film cannisters taped back to back.Not traditionalbut it works. I have never shot off all five in a days hunting rabbits. I hunt with a T/C New Englander 12g single shot and you may wish to carry more if you are shooting a S/S. I also...
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    .50 cal t/c Hawken

    I have the same rifle, T/C Hawken .50 flintlock, and have limited my self to 75 yards as that is the limit of my peronal ability to hit the chest cavity of a deer. I am sure that a .50 cal rifle would be effective at longer range but not with my eyes. My load is 65 grn 3F +.018 pre lubed patch
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    Double flint folwer

    I saw a S/S 20g flintlock advertised on the Candian website "Canadian Gunutz" for $1,000 CAD. I sent the seller an email and he told me that he had purchased a few of them from someone in the USA but did not tell me where. He did have to tune the locks and he said that they were made in India. AB
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    cold weather lube

    -23 is a little ugly and below my personal level of comfort. I checked all three patches at 10:15 and the were still pliable and had not frozen up. at 11:15 it had warmed up a little and all three patches were still doing their job so I left them out for another hour. At 12:15 it had warmed...
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    .45 round ball for deer

    I just ordered a rifle from TVM in .45 because it is my favourite caliber. However you do have to respect it's limitations which for my skill level is 60 yards on deer. Last year I passed up a broadside shot at 75 paces on a very nice 4x4 whitetail. I thought that it was just too far for the...
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    cold weather lube

    Hi folks It is 9:15 Calgary time and -15 below. I just put out three patches on my deck railing with different lubes. One with Hoppes No9, one with Olive Oil and one with a moosemilk mixture that I use in my smoothbore (water, Hoppes No9 and ISP) I'll check these patches again in two hours and...
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    TVM

    I just ordered an Iron Pennsylvania. Great people to deal with. r
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    Waterfowl with a smoothbore

    Hi Steve There is a guy in Alberta who says that he is going to start manufacturing Bismuth shot. Me and my buddies are in contact with him and will post his contact information if he gets into production. He is thinking that it might cost $140 CAD per 7 lb bottle and he is thinking of starting...
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    First Flintlock suggestion

    Another vote for the Pedersoli Frontier. I have had two and they both worked well. I am not sure what they cost in the USA but in Canada they are expensive enough to make it worthwhile to consider a TVM rifle for a little more money. r
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    TVM contact info

    Thanks for the info. I was looking for Matt and Toni TVM r
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    TVM contact info

    Hi folks does anyone have the email address for TVM? thanks Richard
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    single shot vs double

    Hi folks I have a single shot New Englander 12 gauge that will probably work just fine for my hunting (ruffed grouse,ducks, and pheasant) if I pick my shots.I have not had a chance to work with it yet. I have been offered an nearly new navy Arms S/S 12 gauge at a decent price and was wondering...
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    Got my Pedersoli double barrel shotgun today!

    I was jut on Pedersoli's website drooling over that double 12 - L241_ and they say that the barrels are lightly choked. Now the Canadian retailer says that the barrels are choked cyl and mod.Does anyone know for certain what the chokes are in these guns, if any? thanks ab
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    Non-traditional powder measures

    I use .45-70 cases for powder measures in some of my guns and they hold 70 grains of 2F. I weighed five charges from each case to double check. AB
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    Navy Arms Morse rifle

    Hi folks I have a chance to buy a Navy Arms Morse .58 cal never fired. Any information on this gun as to quality and dates of manufacture or twist would be appreciated. thanks AB
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    What is your back up gun?

    Hi folks Most of us have one favourite hunting gun. I am curious to see what you consider as a back up gun in case your primary gun has a problem or you are just looking for variety. My primary gun is a T/C new Englander .54 precussion and I back that up with a Pedersoli Frontier carbine...
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    calico jascks trading post

    The link worked fine. Nice stuff. Now you have gone and cost mne some money LOL AB
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    Small Game

    I have had both and prefer the .36 for it's versatility and ease of loading. Head shots are indeed a must if you intend to eat your game. Both kill rabbits. AB
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    Great Plains Rifle Flintlock

    You might try a search as there should be lots of information on Lyman GPR's in the archives. I have an Investarm .50 rifle which is just about the same thing as a GPR and I like it fine. No one on this board has ever looked down on me for admitting that I own it. AB
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