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  1. Jim Seaman

    Coning tool

    I cannot seem to locate any information on the Joe Wood Coning tool. Maybe I’m just missing it. I had heard through someone that Mr. Wood is retired and the tools are no longer available. Can someone give any information about the availability of this tools?
  2. Jim Seaman

    Plastic shot wads

    Totally understanding that this would not be proper for period style shooting. In addition to black powder, I also reload for conventional shotgun shells. Has anyone out there successfully used modern plastic shot shell wads in smoothbores and were there any advantages?
  3. Jim Seaman

    Muzzle loader club in my area

    Hello good people, I am a new member living in Darby, Montana. I’m about 60 miles south of the big town of Missoula. Does anyone know of a muzzleloader club that I might be able to get involved in? I’m willing to travel two hours or so, if need be. Thank you so much.
  4. Jim Seaman

    Glad to be here.

    Hello from Darby, Montana. I’m Jim Seaman and at 75 years of age, just getting into flintlocks. I own both smoothbore and rifle and look forward to getting educated on both. I feel this forum will serve me well. Thank you all in advance.
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