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dave_person replied to the thread Brown Bess stock question.Hi, That would be a wonderful thing to do but the problem is finding the components to fit historically correct stocks. Again, the only... -
dave_person replied to the thread Building a Chambers Isaac Haines rifle kit.Hi Mike, Thanks for posting that. Chambers are good locks. My only complaint is sometimes the springs are too strong. The locks work...
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dave_person replied to the thread Kibler Fowler.Hi, Listen to Mike. Generally English walnut is superior but not always and dense black walnut can work very well. Plus you can make...
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dave_person replied to the thread IRON NITRATE- ARE THEY ALL CREATED EQUAL...Hi, Whoa. Are we talking about iron nitrate crystals or iron nitrate solutions? dave
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dave_person replied to the thread Fusil.Hi Mike, It's original meaning was a flintlock gun. Fusilliers were originally French soldiers with flintlock muskets used to defend...
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dave_person replied to the thread Inletting.Hi Sam, Not that hard. Just bend the spurs out until the butt is fitted and then bend them in, trace the outline, and cut it. dave
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dave_person replied to the thread Inletting.Hi, If you mean a French gun, most have very straight butt plates. That is good, particularly if the return (tang) is one that swells...
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dave_person replied to the thread Building the King's Muskets and a Bit More.Hi, and thank you all for the kind comments and encouragement. I appreciate it. I worked over the lock today getting ready for case...
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dave_person replied to the thread Building the King's Muskets and a Bit More.Hi Gus, Virtually all barrels and locks were made in Birmingham so there are very few if any totally London made Brown Besses...
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dave_person replied to the thread Building the King's Muskets and a Bit More.Hi, It is hard to pin point features specific to individual contractors because variation was the norm during the days of everything...
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dave_person replied to the thread Building the King's Muskets and a Bit More.Hi Gus, Take a look at this: dave
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dave_person replied to the thread Advice on welding and drilling hole.Hi, No one can tell you for sure because you have not mentioned what the steel alloy is you want to drill. If it has enough carbon to...
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dave_person replied to the thread Building the King's Muskets and a Bit More.Hi Gus, The Howes were very popular with the King George but not with Germain, who thought their requirement that they be given powers...
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dave_person replied to the thread Edward Marshall/Christians Springs rifle question.Hi, Here is another view. dave
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dave_person replied to the thread Building the King's Muskets and a Bit More.Hi, Gus, thanks for chiming in. I always learn something when you do. No question that the long land musket was the dominant infantry...
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