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    Thinking of buying a muzzleloading shotgun. Are there still supplies?

    Thanks everyone. I had about an hours drive to think about it, and convinced myself I needed it, lol. Thanks for all the help. Can't wait to try it:
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    Thinking of buying a muzzleloading shotgun. Are there still supplies?

    Hi folks, I have the opportunity to acquire an 1830 double barrel muzzleloading 12ga; but I am wondering where I could find shot, over powder and over shot wads, etc. I have found a few sources for wads; but was looking for lead shot. This would be my first muzzleloading shotgun, so any...
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    Using rancid pork fat to lube patches, etc. for muzzleloaders?

    I found some more today that my father in law cut for catfish bait, so I'll probably end up cutting some for that. It's not so much being a "tightwad" as much as it is wanting to know how to make something out of bad stuff, as opposed to just buying new stuff. I usually eat a lot of fried...
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    Using rancid pork fat to lube patches, etc. for muzzleloaders?

    Hello everyone, I am new to the group; but a longtime muzzleloader. I recently started getting into flintlocks; but have years of shooting/hunting/reenacting with percussion guns. I have a question for the group, concerning using rancid lard/fatback as a patch lube, or general lube for gun...
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