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    I have a question for the Smoothbore crowd

    Every one seems to forget the Thompson 56 cal smoothbore. Back in the day Massachusetts was smooth only BP hunting season. A lot of those were used successfully.
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    Hand cannon project

    Strange, I was just on another site (not BP), and someone posted this.
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    Japanese tower pistol replica stock?

    what's wrong with the stock now? Broken?
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    T-C smoothbore Renegade

    No, the .001 is taken up by the grease, I use crisco or equivalent, the variances in the ball keeps it snug. I can't remember where I got this mold. Back in the day, Massachusetts was smooth bore only for deer hunting. I think a friend of mine had it made and I ended up with it. The nice thing...
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    T-C smoothbore Renegade

    I've found the most accurate load for the TC 56 SB is 90 grain FF greased 28 gauge wad and a greased .559 round ball. Been using this since the 70's
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    Swivel barrel .58 caliber

    Beautiful gun, but the hammer is on the wrong side:)
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    Schneider & Glassick

    Never heard of this, maybe I am overthinking this but why not do just one stop? I did one notch deeper on my Remingtons. I ALWAYS rest my hammer there. Finding that one stop is equivalent to loading five chambers and resting the hammer on the empty one in my mind.
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    Black powder

    Aren't we all, I was just wondering general location, I'm in Western Mass.
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    Black powder

    RONNIE struble Where about are you located?
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    Black powder

    When living in Massachusetts, it seems like NOTHING gun related can be shipped to you.
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    1858 Lyman

    Depending on gap size, find a nipple with longer a thread use a washer as long as you can catch enough of the threads, at least two turns
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    Rhubarb Torte

    Only the stalks of the rhubarb plant can be safely eaten. Rhubarb leaves (cooked or raw) contain toxins that are poisonous. https://snaped.fns.usda.gov/seasonal-produce-guide/rhubarb
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    frozentoes at Fort Lupton

    This might clear things up.
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    And Now for Something Competely Different....

    This is a little clearer. Quite interesting
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    Rifle Cover

    Looks like duck with a touch of Krylon. :wink:
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