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TThere's an easy fix for the black hammer
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TTrot replied to the thread My first Pietta…issues.I just received a steel framed Pietta 1851 Navy from EMF. Other than the usual not quite perfect grip to frame fit, I see no real...
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I have a brand new Pedersoli 1777 AN IX and a 6 month old India made 1766 Charleville. The ped weight 1 1/4 pound more than the India...
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TTrot reacted to Comfortably_Numb's post in the thread Non-Firing replica 1766 Charleville Infantry Musket with Like.
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TTrot reacted to dave951's post in the thread Non-Firing replica 1766 Charleville Infantry Musket with Like.
The real issue here is some are personally invested in their opinion because of money. Fact, hands down, India muskets, while...
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TTrot replied to the thread Non-Firing replica 1766 Charleville Infantry Musket.Better get your facts straight before making insulting statements like this! NSSA shooters are some of the most persnickety people in...
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TI think that is correct. I believe their model 150 was chrome lined and I think maybe the gallyon smoothbore. But could be wrong.
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TTrot replied to the thread Investarms.I may be wrong, but I think some of the shorter carbine versions had chrome lined barrels.
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TTrue, of course, but sometimes it's almost impossible not to reference something as it ties in closely with 'our' materials.
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TThe prices are all over the map....they just had .44 Brassers for $220 a month ago and out of nowhere they'll drastically slash the...
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