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SIf the road was on my posted property there would be an 8 inch ditch with spikes on the bottom.
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Sspringfield art replied to the thread Black Powder Revolvers - Antiques.I've always been aware that this topic would become better known, and expect that some day the part itself will be serialized and...
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Sspringfield art replied to the thread Shoes: modern shoe styles passable as historically correct?.I have a pal who is an old retired Re-Enactor who wore Civil War repro shoes habitually; they're always broken in! (Recently his feet...
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Sspringfield art replied to the thread Rethinking clean-up of my GPR.Just wondering about the Old West and before; black powder guns get un-usable fast without cleaning; imagine the hardships old muzzle...
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Sspringfield art replied to the thread Black Powder Revolvers - Antiques.Yeah, the dealer Taylor's does just that. I for one would always order separately.
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Sspringfield art replied to the thread Black Powder Revolvers - Antiques.Yep.
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Sspringfield art replied to the thread Help identifying manufacturer of Charleville musket repro.A New Jersey gunsmith on the White Horse Pike (Rt.30) in Berlin, NJ, is familiar with muzzle loaders and at one time shot with N-NSA...
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Sspringfield art replied to the thread FOR SALE Navy Arms Miroku Charleville Musket.I bought my initial "issue" of equipment from GGG back around 1975!
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Sspringfield art replied to the thread Building the King's Muskets and a Bit More.The handsomeness of the Besses was a factor in my enlisting in Rev War enacting back in the Bi-Centennial!
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SWell I wound up making my own. A Pietta hammer screw, a hex nut, Dremel, file and drill. Might not be the prettiest girl on the block...
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Sspringfield art replied to the thread WANTED Rogers Spencer Pin Screw.Maybe some clever machinist can run off a batch and make a nice fair profit while he's at it???:thumb:
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Sspringfield art replied to the thread What is the reasonable distance to quickly kill a turkey with a muzzleloader?.(Joke) About the distance of the Meat Department at your local supermarket! :p
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Sspringfield art replied to the thread Ball calibers and diameters make no sense..Didn't the early developers standardize calibers by how many balls to a pound of lead? At least for gauges, like 8 gauge would be 2 oz...
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Sspringfield art reacted to necchi's post in the thread Ball calibers and diameters make no sense. with
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Your comparing revolvers to pistols, then both of those to a rifle,, all three are different from each other. In history each are... -
Sspringfield art reacted to Tumbledown's post in the thread FOR SALE PRICE REDUCED Handmade Flintlock pistol, .50cal, burly maple stock with Like.
REDUCED PRICE: I bought this on impulse because of the wood. I haven't shot it, and it looks like it never has been. The only thing I...
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