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    Questions for the Pritchett bullet shooters/casters

    I have both the NOE .550 and .566 four cavity molds. I paid less than $300 for both of them. I got the clay plug molds with them too. Both work well when made up into British style cartridges. The .566 is a bit more accurate. With the lubed cartridges you can shoot all day with little...
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    Pistol for edc?

    For everyday carry around the farm for dealing with varmints and other non-dangerous critters- take your pick. If your life depends on it, carry a reliable, modern cartridge arm. It's not 1860.
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    Contemporary Muzzle Loading Arms and Accoutrements Show?

    March 3rd is what I heard.
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    Scottish Cape Gun

    Very nice. Thanks for sharing.
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    1763 Lock Completed

    Nice work.
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    CLOSED Parker hale 1853 reproduction

    Regarding defarbing the Parker Hale P-53, Todd Watts can turn it into an awesome representation of the London Armoury, LSA Co, P53 which was a Type IV and shipped to the south.
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    Seeking True Brown Bess Expert Opinions

    Wow. Thanks Dave. That will be a tremendous help. If I can come anywhere close to the job you did, I will be extremely happy.
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    Gun Stock Shapes

    That Spanish Catalan sporting gun is some kind of cool. Can you provide better pictures of the lock?
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    Seeking True Brown Bess Expert Opinions

    Brad, That looks to be a very nice example of a very rare early Brown Bess. I saw the listing from IMA when it first came up for sale and have studied their pictures a couple times as I am in the slow process of building the Rifle Shoppe kit for this model. The moldings around the lock...
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    My Hawken

    Though I have one myself and like it a lot, I never did understand why TC called them a "Hawken". Always thought it looked closer to a "Dimmick". TC should have gone more the way of Lyman and called it a "Mountain" or "Plains" rifle. I don't know how many times I've run into guys claiming...
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    Parker hale 3 band .451

    Sounds like you have the 3 band version of the 451 volunteer rifle. If so, here is the Lyman mold for it: Link to Mold
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    want to buy a matchlock

    So what would I expect to pay for a John Buck ECW basic style matchlock?
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    Budget Trade Gun

    I have built two of the Sitting Fox guns and they do not use tubing for the barrels. The Tulle I built has a nice octagonal to round barrel with wedding band. Stock was from Pecatonica River and lock was an L & R. Hardware was standard Tulle. All in all it is a nice gun.
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    I went and did it... I made an order for the Baker rifel

    Well Captdan, I placed an ordered for the British 1st Model Long Land Brown Bess kit from TRS in April of 2004. I ordered the version with the assembled lock. They originally told me it would take about 3 months. Christmas time of that year, I got the barrel and most of the metal parts...
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    post hawkin here

    Paul, Lapeer Michigan is about 20 odd miles north of Pontiac. So it is possible that it is the same person. A lot of people came to Pontiac from the country in the 1920's to work in the auto factories.
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    Brown Bess Stock

    They are supposedly making their own right now. I was told they used to get them from Bob Lepley.
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