Sometimes you will do better checking Craigslist with search expanded to nearby areas. My CL workbench would accommodate a VW beetle and my CL woodstove was 20 years old but had never been installed or burned. Costs were small fractions of replacement.
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What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?
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That’s among the terms my Loving Lass says to me too. Or, I just get the stare….
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They really do have that down pat.
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Ha! I did look it up. The shoe fits.
Finished coning the muzzle on my Crockett this morning using Joe Woods tool. I’m anxious to try it out.
Finishing up my SMR trigger guard and butt plate, being iron takes a little longer than brass!
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Shooting my .45 better every time
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sallied forth once again to slay that dragon, my .30whatsit flintlock.
this morning i found an old shirt that the cotton cloth was a very tight weave and measured at .018. punched out some patches and lubed them with bear grease.
the patches were so tight with my .290 balls that i had to hammer the short starter to get them down the dragons throat.
40g of fff and it shot two shots to the bulls eye at 25 yards with the sights covering the bull. going to leave the sights as is and shoot a 10 round string as soon as my parole is granted by the warden.
no dry ball today!
this morning i found an old shirt that the cotton cloth was a very tight weave and measured at .018. punched out some patches and lubed them with bear grease.
the patches were so tight with my .290 balls that i had to hammer the short starter to get them down the dragons throat.
40g of fff and it shot two shots to the bulls eye at 25 yards with the sights covering the bull. going to leave the sights as is and shoot a 10 round string as soon as my parole is granted by the warden.
no dry ball today!
Shot my Kibler Colonial for the first time. 12+ shots no missfires
Wife, son and his wife all shot too. Made for a nice mid day.
Wife, son and his wife all shot too. Made for a nice mid day.
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got chased off my shooting range once again. stopped shooting for lunch and the freeloaders took over.
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I like it when dinner shows up!!
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Installed an action shield on my 1851 Navy and packed it with Mobil 1 synthetic grease.
Made up combustible cartridges for my .44 caliber percussion revolvers. 30 fit nicely in an Altoids tin.
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