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NWe plan to produce Olde Eynsford again, but will make regular Goex powder first because of all the pent up demand.
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N‘Even if you saw it yourself You wouldn’t believe it I wouldn’t trust a fellow like me If I were you Sure I wasn’t there I’m sure I...
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NN.Y. Yankee replied to the thread # 11 Caps available.I think Bass Pro has them for $11.99 as well
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NN.Y. Yankee replied to the thread # 11 Caps available.I still have over 1500 of the 4000 Remingtons I bought from Walmart in 1989 for 4.99 a box. Gave 1000 to a friend. Sorry, just my $0.02
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NN.Y. Yankee replied to the thread Gave in to the nervous nannies.I hope these people had their privileges revoked and were removed from the community as they should have been. They do not belong in...
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NN.Y. Yankee replied to the thread Gave in to the nervous nannies.For the life of me, I fail to see how a freshly shot muzzleloader will blow the back of your head off if you blow down the barrel. Call...
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NN.Y. Yankee reacted to French Colonial's post in the thread Gave in to the nervous nannies with
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BS Or show proof, newspaper article,, muzzle blast article etc. Urban legend BS -
NN.Y. Yankee replied to the thread PA making BP.The original post could have been phrased a little better.
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NN.Y. Yankee reacted to Capt. Jas.'s post in the thread Differences Between a Fowler and a Fusil? with Like.
From an 18th century standpoint.....A fowling piece CAN have a bore that has the muzzle end relieved or/and the breech end "roughened"...
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NN.Y. Yankee reacted to rich pierce's post in the thread Differences Between a Fowler and a Fusil? with Like.
Both terms cover a lot of ground with some overlap. Grenadier pretty much covered it. But consider that guns called fowlers and guns...
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NN.Y. Yankee reacted to Rock Home Isle's post in the thread Differences Between a Fowler and a Fusil? with Like.
I love the architecture of both these firearms. The Fusil de Chase is a very light maneuverable firearm. The locks are usually quite...
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NN.Y. Yankee reacted to Bushfire's post in the thread Differences Between a Fowler and a Fusil? with Like.
I think colloquially a fowler i.e. a fowling piece often refers to an English styled smoothbore. A fusil is still a smoothbore and...
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NN.Y. Yankee reacted to Grenadier1758's post in the thread Differences Between a Fowler and a Fusil? with Like.
From a purely technical aspect, a fowler is a person who hunts fowl, and a fusil is a smooth bored firearm. Lets get past this bit of...
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NPlease tell me what you know about this.
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NN.Y. Yankee replied to the thread Carrying pre lubed patches.Always keep your gun loaded in the field. Regret for missing an opportunity is way tougher than figuring how to clear the load when the...
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