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    If I wanted a buffalo rifle.....

    LOL, well I've been wrong before, ain't no big deal. I'll most likely be wrong again in the future. But I do learn. :)
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    If I wanted a buffalo rifle.....

    So if I'm correct, most of the Pennsylvania flintlocks were 32's and 36's etc. That would be fine for eastern buffalo that were timber critters and you could literally sneak up on within 20 ft. and plug em. But out west they'd be a bit further off and they'd of been used to humans hunting them...
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    If I wanted a buffalo rifle.....

    Love my bug assault. Stink bugs are pretty tough to kill. Remind me of cape buffs.
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    New Mexico iron sights regulation.

    Well, I can see both sides of the argument. However, personally if it is called Primitive Season, I don't see much primitive in a 3x9 variable or the likes. An old period correct scope where you had to "torque" the scope to zero is more acceptable. On the other hand if it's called...
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    USPS Fiasco

    In my neck of the woods, efficient and post office are not used in the same sentence.
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    Rookie Woodsrunner build

    Great job on your build, it looks fantastic. Just another word about Jim Kibler's kits, I saw a Youtube video from The Woodland Escape a couple days ago. He seemed very impressed with the fit of the Jim's kits. Him being impressed, impressed me, and that's saying a lot.
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    GOEX POWDER, ANY NEWS YET?

    It may be time to break out the ole ball mill.
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    Threads on barrel

    Loctite, teflon tape, shims ! You guys don't know anything. I've got a tig welder, bring it on over. :)
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    Copper cookware

    Well, you could just cook up a good meal, then invite your enemies over. If nothing happens, they'll leave as your friends, either way, less enemies. :)
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    Dove shot size?

    I use one size shot for all my work, be it dove, quail, squirrel or duck, #6. A good all around shot. I have used 71/2 and 8 before for dove and quail but migrated back to 6's. I've heard that 6's are good for geese too because you get more BB's and only need one in the right place, however...
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    HOLY COW & WOW! Simply AMAZING match & wheellocks from 'PilgrimPilgrim' from Maine!

    Absolutely fantastic.
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    New member

    Welcome from middle TN
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    NEW MEMBER - Paul J Williams with a SH Ward North Carolina Musketrifle

    Howdy from middle TN
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    new guy

    Howdy from middle TN
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    TOTW, $ going NUTS

    I know how you feel about raising prices. I felt the same way. I shut down my marine repair business Dec. 31, after over 2 decades of service due to price increases of parts, unavailability of parts and my rising hourly rate. I was charging $65/hr and felt terrible about being forced to go...
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