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2024/2025 Squirrel Hunting Thread...........
Thanks for bumping it up, ETipp. I must have missed that one. I will read through it all. ;-) And congrats on your release from your physical restrictions!!!!- Ol Bob
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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Installing a Swivel on a NW Trade Gun
Thanks Rob. Good tip about the ramrod!- Ol Bob
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2024/2025 Squirrel Hunting Thread...........
Enjoying read this thread fellas. Please keep it up and post some more pictures. It has been many years since I moved away from the south and squirrel hunting. I still miss it. A gray squirrel was the first game animal I took.- Ol Bob
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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Installing a Swivel on a NW Trade Gun
When installing a swivel (like the one below from ToW), what do you do to prevent the movement of the swivel from marring up your forend? Or is that even a problem? Looks like it might be to me. Thanks in advance! Bob- Ol Bob
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- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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Squirrel Hunting and shooting RB into the air.
True.- Ol Bob
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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Getting Started In Ca
Jikst, welcome to world of hunting! It has been a passion of mine for over 50 years. It has enriched my life. The recommendation for a Hunter's Ed (HE) course is spot on. Many states require it if you are a younger hunter. If you're not familiar with firearms, a firearms safety course where...- Ol Bob
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Conical Terminal Performance Research
Yep, makes sense. Think I'll order a pack. Thanks.- Ol Bob
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Conical Terminal Performance Research
Do you find the the sizing pack worth the time and cost?- Ol Bob
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Conical Terminal Performance Research
Good stuff for sure.- Ol Bob
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Conical Terminal Performance Research
I've been using the TC Maxi balls as well, no troubles, but have thought about changing to the GPBs as well. Now i'm not so sure...with elk and bear are on the menu every year. Hmmmm 🤔- Ol Bob
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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One I’ll remember
Congratulation! Loved the video btw!!!- Ol Bob
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Looking for a little advice
Glad you got it fixed for turkey season. Great video too, congrats on the bird! Thanks for passing along the Chambers turkey load article too.- Ol Bob
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- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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Measuring a Dovetail Cut?
No worries deerstalker. I appreciate the answer!- Ol Bob
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Measuring a Dovetail Cut?
Thank you for the replies fellas!- Ol Bob
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