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    Are cap rakes really necessary or a solution in search of any real problem ?

    You're catching on, my friend.
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    Are cap rakes really necessary or a solution in search of any real problem ?

    I'd give it a whirl.
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    Are cap rakes really necessary or a solution in search of any real problem ?

    I am privy to owning one of Mike's guns with both the cap rake and action shield, as well as a few with just the rake. I've had nary a smidge of trouble with any of them. I'm sold.
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    Confederate Revolvers

    The major issue with with the topic is it always seems to end up in a barroom brawl that gets many a good thread shut down, and many a good member given the old heave-ho. Just sayin'.
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    Confederate Revolvers

    News flash...the war between the states ended nearly 160 years ago. Why are we even discussing it?
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    Confederate Revolvers

    Wait...there are two CaptainKirks on the forum? That's just wrong.
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    Confederate Revolvers

    The one I didn't see in your collection was the Tucker and Sherrard.
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    Uberti Paterson Revolver

    If you could get it for that, yeah.
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    Brass frames and conversion cylinders

    No. Just....no. I would expound, but discussing 'unmentionables' here is frowned upon. PM me if you want more info.
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    Mike Beliveau injured in fall, doing OK.

    Hope you heal soon, Mike!
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    Do you gut your deer?

    Do I gut my deer? Well...yeah. Why would I not? Why would ANYBODY not?
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    Pyrodex RS (FF equivalent) in a revolver

    Yes, I have used RS in a .44 cal revolver when I ran out of P at the range... A little felt recoil loss, no difference noted on paper at 25 yards. There was no chrono available so it may have been all in my head.
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    How many years Muzzleloading experience?

    41 years
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    Cutting large chunks of lead

    No, it won't, unless you exceed 900F, at which point your castings will have a hammered, frosty appearance.
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    Cutting large chunks of lead

    Best to use something to cleave like a cold chisel, axe or hatchet that won't created dust. Be safe.
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    No jokes?

    IBTL
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    Revolver grease packing

    I started following Mike's lead after getting my 3 Goon guns back packed full of Mobil 1. It works just as he says.
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    Hey

    Welcome from the Midwest!
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    Howdy!

    Welcome from Land of Lincoln!
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    Hello

    Welcome from Illinois!
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