squirehawk1774
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All of those are looking great so far. In my opinion, the best kind of accoutrements are the ones we make ourselves
Powder Sniffer
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Best advice I ever received was to make as much of your gear as you can, its gotten me into leatherworking and wood working, black powder is like a 3 for 1 hobby.
Nice work, Squirehawk.
I used to love small-scale blacksmithing and miss it. Time to sell my anvil and post leg vise.
I used to love small-scale blacksmithing and miss it. Time to sell my anvil and post leg vise.
squirehawk1774
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I started making toy guns when I was a kid and just kept going. Built my first muzzleloader from a blank and parts when I was fifteen. Started blacksmithing when I found my great grandfather's old riveters forge.
