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      EC121 replied to the thread Stuck Ramrod.
      Is it hitting the front lock bolt or barrel pin? Did you put finish on the rod? Is it hitting the entry pipe? Is there enough taper...
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      EC121 replied to the thread What Makes a "Better" Component?.
      The difference is mainly in the rifling. The Green Mountain has wide grooves and narrow lands, and the grooves are deeper than a T/C...
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      EC121 replied to the thread SOLD Kibler Carved Woodsrunner 45 caliber with Rice Set Trigger.
      Very nice work, Wayne. Unlike some I've seen, this one has no stock cutter marks. It is properly sanded. Also the parting lines and...
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      EC121 reacted to wayne estes's post in the thread SOLD Kibler Carved Woodsrunner 45 caliber with Rice Set Trigger with Like Like.
      You read that right! This one has a set trigger. The rifle will cock in any trigger position. The trigger is a $100.00 upgrade and only...
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      EC121 replied to the thread Large Siler Lock Jaws to Frizzen Alignment.
      When you buy a semi-production rifle, you get semi-production workmanship. They grab a part and stick it in the wood, and out the door...
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      EC121 replied to the thread Large Siler Lock Jaws to Frizzen Alignment.
      TVM is a semi-production operation. They build them as fast as possible. No profit in working slow. HC or not a rougher finish is a...
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      EC121 replied to the thread Large Siler Lock Jaws to Frizzen Alignment.
      Jim’s assemblers get about $40 or so per lock to assemble the castings. Most of that time is spent on truing up the castings and fitting...
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      EC121 replied to the thread Large Siler Lock Jaws to Frizzen Alignment.
      Does it spark well? Don't worry about it. It is an imperfect world. The castings are made from waxes. Sometimes the waxes get a...
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      EC121 replied to the thread Acra glas solvent/thinner.
      I tried a small amount of Gorilla glue in the barrel channel once. It worked well and was easy to clean up. Not traditional...
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      EC121 replied to the thread Looking for .540-.545 round ball mold..
      www.ballmoulds.com. They make them in .001" increments. About a 2 week delivery. I have two. They work fine..
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      EC121 replied to the thread Kibler 32 SMR.
      It is easier to install another back sight and leave the front sight high. I did that on my Woodsrunner, and it was right on the money...
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      EC121 replied to the thread Wood grain.
      I agree with Jim. Blemishes add personality to wood that is only curly. Look at some of the books. The European builders didn't waste...
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      EC121 reacted to James Kibler's post in the thread Wood grain with Like Like.
      It's so interesting. Some people don't mind an imperfection in wood and others absolutely hate them. I generally fall in the first...
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      EC121 replied to the thread MINIMUM LOAD.
      Get an air rifle.
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      EC121 replied to the thread Wobbeling Hammer.
      It is easy to move a little metal to snug up the fit. If you manage screw it up, Chambers sells the hammers. A thin shim will also work.
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