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Pond, Just making the Bow ,Arrows and the rest of a kit is Hardcore in itself. At the end of the Day I will take a Fire and a Warm Bed. Not so hardcore....

Chalk up another Postal Service story....

Ok 15

It,s a daunting prospect now in these times.

I saw that pistol in Person. And it was a Beauty. Very nicely done.

With the Big Stores buy some, leave some is a good practice. That way we all get some while they are there.

welcome N.E. Pa.

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try and experiment with scrap pieces of the same wood. That way you can have examples of how the wood will react to the techniques applied. Without having to re sand the Stock

What lock and from what Rifle? Then you can determine if there are any replacements available.

A Beauty for sure...

Up here in Pike no mandalorian Helmets yet!🤣

Its still fun to experiment with alternatives😂

4 (b) Crossbow deer season. (1) Permitted devices. It is lawful to hunt deer during the crossbow deer season with any of the following devices: (i) A bow and arrow. A bow must have a peak draw weight of at least 35 pounds. An arrow must be equipped with a broadhead that has an outside diameter...

I mean it can be done and would probably provide great ignition. I know in the F&G guide in Pa. it is mentioned and excluded from use. I think many have monkeyed around with your posted methods just for Shytes and Giggles....

While a small heater coil could be incorporated into a pan and ignited by a push button and battery most States do not honor the Method allowing only the time tested Flint and Frizzen. As it should be...

All novel ideas. But all moved to the side..

Half Coke. Not quite thirsty...

Nice work! Enjoy that Mortar!

Some of the more interesting pieces on here have been those rifles that are "franken" Guns. While not P/C H/C they are well put together and function as intended. After all it,s about getting out and shooting is it not? Just my opinion.