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For cap and ball revolvers I use only pure lead so that there is no chance of damaging the loading lever. For Mini's I use pure lead so I know the skirt will expand. For patched round balls I have used everything from pure to slightly harder than clip on wheel weights with no issues in 55 years...
Went deer hunting and was thinking I would just as soon shoot a coyote since it was near 70 degrees at the time . No more than had the thought when a coyote ran across the opening I was watching so I rolled him with my last patch and ball. Now I got to shoot minie's or go to the other farm for...
There were several boo boos in the series The Waltons. In one that was supposed to be set in the late 30's or early 40's they showed a scene featuring a large brick public building and a parking lot full of cars from the 60's and 70's . They are a bit more careful now than they used to be.
You need to watch Mr. Sunshine on Netflix. The show itself was not bad but was based on Japan's take over of Korea and the lates date depicted was before 1920. Many of the Koreans were still using matchlocks that looked like something from a cartoon but there was also a good mix of M1's and...
No Forstner bits in Dickert's day. Lose them if you can. Whittle some pegs and tap them in the holes with a little glue or work them out with a chisel so it looks hand cut.
Beautiful work. I would have stuck with the original side plate though, the new one looks to be positioned a bit off . Could be the angle of the picture, looks a bit higher on the back end .
Don't know what is most often seen at the big shoots but if I was planning to hunt bear I would build a .58 . To me there is small difference in .50 and .54 , both being excellent deer calibers but the .58 ball is much bigger than .50 and gives more weight . If I only have one shot I want it to...