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      Rudyard made the 'horn' tipped ramrod on my 1570's Dutch Matchlock (he made that too) and that was mid 1980's and it's still in ace...
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      Bucks Co replied to the thread Greetings from Oklahoma!.
      Welcome from Nelson New Zealand - I spent a very enjoyable couple of days in 1987 in Oklahoma visiting the J M Davis Museum and the...
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      I have a 44 cal Dutch - style snapping matchlock from the same maker - I used it at the MLAIC World's in 1989 (badly - my fault) , the...
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      Allen & Thurber maybe?
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      Bucks Co replied to the thread eBay Flintlock Lock.
      I'd agree either H&A or an early Dixie that has been worked on; I had a Dixie lock that had come from a Royland Southgate Rifle and that...
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      Bucks Co replied to the thread Hi there from New Zealand.
      All the best in your new country - very fond memories of the 1987 MLAIC event at Kitchener - Kiwis and Cannucks get on great. You're...
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      Bucks Co replied to the thread old bullet mold.
      I don't think the old guys used to cast a lot of balls at one time: I've got a couple of old moulds and have cast balls out of them -...
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      I pretty much do the same but I use painters masking tape and I follow the spiral with the torch and clean off with Shellite or Coleman...
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      Bucks Co replied to the thread G'day from down under.
      G'day from across the Tasman
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      Bucks Co replied to the thread Homemade cleaning Patches.
      Out here in NZ we get 'ex-mil' cotton flannelette in rolls usually called '4 x 2' - 4 inches wide with a line every 2 inches - the...
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      Bucks Co replied to the thread Last of the Mohicans kit bags.
      Welcome from NZ - yes I loved LOTM as well. Nathaniel's Rifle was of course conjectural at best for the period. but still very...
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      Bucks Co replied to the thread What is this stock?.
      Some CVA Mountain Rifles that go to New Zealand were definitely Maple (That's nearly 40 years ago) - albeit rather Plain
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      Bucks Co replied to the thread Traditions Patented Breech Help.
      I did this 'in-situ' in a 45 CVA/Traditions - I damaged the barrel threads in an earlier attempt - the plug being harder than the barrel...
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      Bucks Co replied to the thread SMR Pig.
      We have a lot of Feral Pigs in NZ - they're a real nuisance; I've taken them with a 30.30 no trouble haven't got one with a muzzleloader...
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      Bucks Co replied to the thread Double barrel shotgun.
      The 'gap' at the breech is fairly normal - allows the right barrel to be unscrewed first then the left can be demounted - if the ribs...
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