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    DOGS

    Did the mountain man have dogs as a companions and for guard dogs? Were they present at rendezvous? I have read where Indians had dogs fut they were raised for a source of food. :: :redthumb:
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    Opra

    Wherzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz da flint? :crackup: :redthumb:
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    Why 3f and not 2f........

    I use FFF for everything in my 45 thru 62 cal. Lot's less fowling and you get more bang for the $$$. Use it for prime also. :redthumb:
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    Traditions

    Blackhorse...Don't pay no mind to Hole N Hand's post....He's bought lot's o' guns and his wifee sells them on ebay hhahahahaha :crackup: :redthumb:
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    Proofing

    I always froof load a new rifle. Usually double load. If you have a Dixie gun Works catalog they have some reference material in the back of book that might be helpful in proof firing. :redthumb:
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    A QUESTION FOR STUMPKILLER

    you can add a little beeswax to your bore butter for warm days. :redthumb:
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    Carry The Wind

    I've read all of Terry Johnson's books. Scratch was quite a character. The way Terry wrote his books makes you feel like you're right there with them. :redthumb:
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    WHY ARE CAPS SO EXPENSIVE?

    CAPS?????????????????????/ Is this something new?? OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I remember now, It's those guns that when you try to shoot them they just go " POP POP POP", those little copper thingys :crackup: :redthumb:
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    $15 Pistol

    It's gonna cost you another 100.00 to convert it over to a flin'eer to make a shooter outa it. :redthumb:
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    Caywood English fowler

    I've had one of Danny Caywood's guns. Very top quality. Mine was a 62 cal in the Wilson style. :redthumb:
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    Spliting a Round Ball

    We use one of those ball spliters in our competition also. We shoot from 15 yards. It's lot's easier than you think. A 62 cal. sure has the advantage over smaller bores. :redthumb:
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    Pan Primer

    I just use my main powder horn. Can't see carrying unnecessary gear. :redthumb:
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    barrel fouling

    You might be using too much powder. If you have access to a chronograph, try starting at 50 grains and work upward to achieve max results. Thai is a nice monster load tho for that 54 :redthumb:
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    What size dovetail does Traditions use?

    Most common on US made guns are 3/8". Occasionally you'll find a 5/16". You get into the foreign made ones, they are metric. All dovetails are from the widest or bottom part. :redthumb:
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    Brass vent liners are junk!

    Why would you want to remove it if you just installed it? :: Brass touch hole liners last a good 500-600 shots. :redthumb:
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