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    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    The FIE were 44 cal. They marked them 45. On the rifles I thought they did that to make them legal for deer hunting. Never had 1 of their pistols
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    T/C renegade v/s CVA mountain rifle

    I have a TC renegade. It has the squared out rear sight and front sight. Off crossed sticks it is big hole at 50yds.
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    When Do You Use Your Vent Pick?

    I don't see how a PC of smooth steel is going to ream a hole in something that is already bigger. I pick the vent hole with every shot. If you are using a pc of hardened steel there is a possibility but I wouldn't want a pick that wouldn't bend. By the way 40 yrs as a tool and die maker so I am...
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    Do you have to do an FFL transfer of a muzzleloader in Va. ??

    That's the thing you can't use an FFL transfer if the gun won't be registered on the other end . Not a lawyer but I have done alot if NCIS checks and transfers
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    Just One Gun

    I have always been a 2 gun person. A a smoothbore and a rifle. I got away from rifle shooting the last 9 years and only shot smoothbore. Now I am shooting both again. The only probelm is remembering the trigger pull from 1 to the other
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    How old are ya?

    This thread has been up long enough that I aged up category. LOL . About 40 yrs shooting traditional muzzleloaders
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    Creating my own Traditions Tennessee Rifle

    It was called the Dixie Cub. It was made by Pedrosolli
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    SOLD CVA LONGRIFLE FS

    Definitely a kit.
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    Why no black powder hunting personalities

    I think the Meat Eater show did a hunting with a flint look show once. They spent most of their time talking about how difficult it was
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    New to muzzleloaders need help identifying a tc muzzleloader

    Actually I bought them from a wholesaler to resell at a fair price at gun shows etc. But if nobody buys them I got some shooting to do
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    New to muzzleloaders need help identifying a tc muzzleloader

    Those are set triggers. Set the back 1 first then lightly squeeze the front trigger. It will be a light pull.
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    New to muzzleloaders need help identifying a tc muzzleloader

    I paid $140.00 for the one I had around 1984 I think. It was used so yeah you got a deal
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    Round Ball Tumbling With Graphite

    If you don't have a tumbler fill a coffee can half full and let them roll around in the back of your car. Takes a while but it works
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    New to muzzleloaders need help identifying a tc muzzleloader

    My first Muzzleloader was a TC Hawken in 45 caliber. I bought it used in early 1980's. I shot a .440 ball with 60 grs of powder. Really enjoyed that gun until Flintlock fever struck me. Now I am reverting back to cap locks don't know why. I guess maybe because I bought 4500 caps
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    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    I just thought it was a feature
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