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    Green Mtn IBS breech plugs

    Duh, I should have looked at GM's site. The way I read it the IBS barrels regardless of caliber or size have 11/16-20 threads.
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    Green Mtn IBS breech plugs

    Are the breech plugs used by GM on the 15/16" IBS barrels 5/8-18 threads?
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    Barrel dove tail too wide for front sight base.

    Wider that this? http://www.trackofthewolf.com/Categories/partDetail.aspx?catId=14&subId=167&styleId=762&partNum=FS-PA-39-I
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    wood finish for flinter

    Doesn't adding Japan dryer to boiled linseed oil shorten the drying time?
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    Davis Deerslayer Triggers

    Not much I can add to what has already been said. I'm quite pleased with the one I have.
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    LYMAN GPR

    "Midsouth will not ship to a home or business in Illinois not holding an FFL." That sucks. What is their reason for this?
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    LYMAN GPR

    What BrownBear said. Midsouth are good people!
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    IBS interchangeability

    Thanks Necchi, your info is appreciated.
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    IBS interchangeability

    Quoting from a dealer of the IBS barrels; “15/16" Octagon barrels fit the T/C 15/16" Hawken Pennsylvania Hunter & Carbine, Cabela's Hawken, Investarms Hawken, Lyman Trade Rifle, Lyman Deerstalker & Carbine, by adding an extra barrel lug it will fit the Lyman Great Plains Rifle.” Disregarding...
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    Finished #1

    That is outstanding!!!
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    English Scalper in Deer Bone

    Yeah! What JZ said. Keep 'em coming Wick.
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    Bags with tapestry

    I have noticed more bags being made using tapestry in various ways. I don’t recall seeing this done in the past. I like what I see as some are quite attractive. Is this a contemporary thing or is there documentation of the use of tapestry material for bags? I would think such material would not...
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    Need builder info

    I have a reproduction .62 smoothbore trade rifle with a date on the bottom of the barrel 11-12-76 with the initials G.E.M. I was told it was copied from an original in the Tippecanoe museum by a builder in Indiana. I'm trying to find out who GEM might be. Thanks
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    Shooting bag lining

    Thanks everyone for the imput.
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    shot bag

    Nice job Spence. If rawhide is not at hand a chunk of hardwood dowel drilled out is a decent subsitute. Save those broom handles.
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    Minimum load for .54 GPR

    I recently finished a GPR kit and it ate up about any thickness of patch I used. Had around 30 rounds with charges 50 to 70 grain of 2F. I wasn't to happy with the accuracy so I mildly got after it with "000" steel wool and it has gone to shooting 9s and 10s since then. Well, when I do my part.
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    Finished my first shooting pouch.

    I think it is very well done for your first bag. The step by step and your comments would be very helpful to anyone wanting to construct a bag. Thanks for sharing.
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    New Neck Knife

    Outstanding, Wick. Face looks like my ex-wife.
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    Shooting bag lining

    What is the practical purpose and or advantage for lining a leather bag with ticking or such? Was this the norm in the 18th century?
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    Pure lead necessary?

    Upon cooling pure lead shrinks more than alloy. The differences, depending on alloy, will not likely be more than .002" if that much.
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