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The Evil Mike Brooks
I'll bet it's gone when you get back. If it isn't there's probably something wrong with it.
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hanshi
Cannon
The bore (#1) has to be in nice shape and the lock (#2) has to be a decent sparker. Depending on what you find most everything else on the rifle can be "easily" fixed and or tuned.
Could make for a fun matchlock conversion…
As I stated, black powder rifles don’t move much in these parts. But I’ll be back in that store on Thursday. But even if it is a total garbage rod, I could still use it to as a cheap intro to learn black powder and muzzle loading basics on. But then an in-line Traditions Buck Stalker don’t cost much more brand new.
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Johnny Tremain
Silversmith in training
First thing you do is make sure its not loaded.
My bud used to go to pawn shops, he found a loaded one every once and a while.
My bud used to go to pawn shops, he found a loaded one every once and a while.
