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  1. J

    Black powder on smokeless ranges

    The best thing to do when shooting BP at a public range is to use pre-measured powder loads. I can't imagine using a container of 3fg to load individual shots with a powder measure. Too much work and too risky. A woodswalk shoot is something entirely different, where I need to practice with...
  2. J

    Now THIS was one heck of a ‘flash in the pan’!

    What a freaky occurence! That's a beautiful gun!
  3. J

    Skimming Slag

    I've always thought it was gold and I've been saving mine for a number of years. I'm hoping to collect enought to make my own Krugerrand.
  4. J

    Casting Lead balls for the first time _ advice Needed...

    Not a wive's tale.
  5. J

    18th century folding knife

    Very nice work! Nice to see something period correct!
  6. J

    Indian Style Shooting Bag

    Dirty that thing up really good and it'll be perfect.
  7. J

    TC Renegade .54 Flintlock

    I would say you got an outstanding bargain if the bore is good! I have a TC Renegade caplock in .54 caliber and it is a good shooter, and a good deer gun. The set triggers work very well, and you can adjust it so that if you just TOUCH the front trigger, the gun will go off, which makes it good...
  8. J

    If muzzleloading was a sport on ESPN (funny video)

    "He's already at the horn!" lol
  9. J

    Folding*Pocket*Pen*Clasp Knives

    😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
  10. J

    Salvaging wool from grubby motheaten blankets?

    That's some good stuff you got there. My first thought when I saw the title of your post...without even reading the post....was LEGGINGS. Doesn't matter about the color or the moth holes, which are just "patina" in my view. You could also cut some up and make Canada hats out of it, although...
  11. J

    The Tenuous Future of Living History

    A nice comprehensive overview of what is really going on at Bent's Fort. I am not seeing any revisionism or so-called "wokeness" in what they are trying to do there. It sounds like they are trying to the best job they can with the resources they have.
  12. J

    Turned Antler Pan Brush

    Nice work.
  13. J

    The Tenuous Future of Living History

    It might smell of "wokeness" to you, but I read the article and I was frustrated by the fact that they did not specifically describe what changes were being suggested, or were in the works, at Bents Fort. It is my opinion that the winds of change are blowing over the world of living history and...
  14. J

    Building a Powder Horn

    You may think your scrimshawing looks amateurish, but to me it says AUTHENTIC. A lot of old historical horns were inscribed by everyday people, so they have a "folk art" quality to them. Many old horns I have seen have very crude and amateurish-looking pictures and maps drawn on them. I think...
  15. J

    Home defense black powder shotgunhome defense black powder shotgun

    You'll set your house on fire.
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