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    Identifying lead vs zinc wheel weights

    Thanks for the suggestions--when I postd this i thought i might wind up at the junk yard with a bucket full of WW wondering how many would be zinc or other trash. I have done robometals in the past and it does take the worry out of the process.
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    Identifying lead vs zinc wheel weights

    for years I would get wheel weights for casting balls— no worry till not all WW are lead. Any tips on telling the lead from other? I find the world got off track when the changed the formula for WW— somebody did not have anything better to.
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    Matchlocks at Henricus

    Watched demo of matchlock shooting at Historic Henricus, Va and was fascinated by it. Believe he called it a Caliver and he let us hold it. I found this stock design very comfortable to hold and point. Also this same design at Jamestown Settlement but was not able to find maker from them. After...
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    Engraving seminars???

    Montgomery Community College in Troy, North Carolina(an NRA affliated school) is having a metal engraving course from July 23 thru August 1 of this year. Cost is $100.00.
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