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Notchy Bob reacted to Ranger 1755's post in the thread Rogers rangers musket photos please? with
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My Stand of Arms for my Ranger impression, right from the book....OF SORTS FOR PROVINCIALS -
These are the two I’ve used for the past 20+ years. Top is a 10 Ring bottom is an old brass frame Pietta. Love both. I also have a 10...
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I shoot a pistol match at Friendship on the primitive range. Match 612. Any Old Muzzleloading pistol. They allow one or two hand hold...
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If it were mine and I hoped to save it: Make sure it's unloaded. Remove the breech plug. Using a stainless steel bore brush clean any...
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Have it bored out or sleeved.
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Yeah, that's why I keep plastic calipers around. Won't scratch anything!
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Thanks, gang! Here’s some more photos as requested. I’m going to pair this gun with a nice big Tim Crosby trade horn with wampam bead...
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Rick is first rate, a good guy to deal with!! And you got a beauty of a trade gun. Good luck with it and enjoy it!
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Notchy Bob reacted to Phil Coffins's post in the thread Major discoloration of brass after first shooting with Like.
After using Brasso wash the brass with water, other wise green will start to form. On military arms patina is viewed as neglect, at...
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Notchy Bob reacted to nhmoose's post in the thread Major discoloration of brass after first shooting with Like.
It's called Patina the more the better to me.
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Notchy Bob reacted to Hatchet-Jack's post in the thread Major discoloration of brass after first shooting with Like.
It's normal for brass to darken. I prefer it especially for a hunting gun. If it bothers you, use some maroon Scotch Brite to lightly...
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Yeah ...a bunch of pics of it would be great , no hurry ...when you get the chance ....
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Notchy Bob replied to the thread My New Trade Gun.I'll say you did all right, my friend. I'm a long-time trade gun fan, and that one looks like a beauty! A buffalo powder horn, or a...
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What a great project! Guys that know their way around a shop can really come up with some wonderful stuff in the end. Of course, the...
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Here’s the parts after annealing, without oxygen there is no scaling to deal with. IMG_0370 by Oliver Sudden, on Flickr
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