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William Lincoln replied to the thread Dance Bros.20- 25 grs of 3f swiss, do not overcharge for best accuracy -
William Lincoln reacted to Ballshooter's post in the thread It was a beautiful day in the woods with
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No deer or elk but it was a good day in the woods, it was very relaxing. -
William Lincoln reacted to sussexmuzllodr's post in the thread Pecatonica River Supply turnaround time with Like.
Think about it....these guys are old school...period....in equipment and ideas. It takes a lifetime to be proficient in exactly what he...
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William Lincoln replied to the thread Pecatonica River Supply turnaround time.Back in the frontier days Craftsmen gunsmiths often operated out of small shops but with great skill. You cannot rush skilled gunsmiths...
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William Lincoln replied to the thread Hello from the Bitterroot Valley.Welcome from Sunny FLA
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William Lincoln reacted to Shadowalker164's post in the thread Why does smokeless powder peel open a muzzleloader like a banana? with Like.
Question asked, question answered. This forum is OK
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William Lincoln reacted to earlwb's post in the thread Why does smokeless powder peel open a muzzleloader like a banana? with Like.
There are several factors in play. The first one is black powder is measured by volume whereas smokeless is measured by weight. There is...
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William Lincoln replied to the thread Why does smokeless powder peel open a muzzleloader like a banana?.When tradition points a certain way, follow it. The whole sport of muzzle-loading exists because certain folks like to honor the old...
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William Lincoln replied to the thread CVA Hawkens Questions.CVA is a solidly built gun. Today their Group produces the Bergara Brand Barrels. Take it out and shoot it. There are tons of posts on...
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William Lincoln replied to the thread Greetings from Ireland.Welcome from the American Sun Belt.
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That tension thing has got to be a scam. You will get more variation from the temperature than from even casual grip on the handles. Its...
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William Lincoln reacted to Barry Strickland's post in the thread Lee bullet mold question with Like.
Clint, I am going to jump in here. I have been casting bullets, round balls and Minie balls since the early 1960's. I first started...
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I probably have at least three dozen molds for bullets and ball. Most of them are Lee and I like the handles that come with them and...
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I have used handles by Lyman, RCBS and Saeco as well as factory Lee mold/handle and Rapine mold/handle sets and have never seen the need...
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William Lincoln replied to the thread Lee molds, why I like them..Very wise to have your own casting gear. And stock up on metal. Run a fan and do not inhale fumes.
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