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    What division would you shoot a shot gun?

    Moot point Ladies and Gentlemen-- things did not pass the sniff test and I decided against the purchase.
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    What division would you shoot a shot gun?

    I may go ahead and bite the bullet and pick up that shotgun mentioned in my previous post -- So if I run patched ball in it would I qualify for the trade gun divisions in Rendezvous?
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    Need help -- I found this shotgun at a local gun shop.

    I found this 12 gauge ML shot gun at a local gun shop... The price was too good to be true so I was wondering if anyone can provide some insight. http://s1178.photobucket.com/albums/x375/Earl_Scott/ Any information would be appreciated.
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    Recomendation for first Muzzleloader

    I was thinking potentially a .50 caliber percussion Kentucky pistol but it is close to the same as a rifle. As people who teach new shooters what implement would you rather have them have?
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    Recomendation for first Muzzleloader

    Wow, I didn't know Philomath had a wealth of builders, as I didn't know there was a builders fair. Any help provided would be great.
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    Canteen Lining??

    The most common one that I here people use is is envirotex it is a 2 part epoxy available at many craft store chains such as Micheals. One word of warning is that it will soften with prolonged exposure to high proof alcohol. As for canteens I application may be difficult my experience with it...
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    Recomendation for first Muzzleloader

    Also not to muddle the mix further but what is better to start with a rifle or pistol? Also in regards to mechanical apptitude/general handiness I flatly leave a lot to be desired. So I am fearful of a kit as it would blow up in my hand.
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    Recomendation for first Muzzleloader

    Thank you all for the wonderful information and keep it coming as know absolutely nothing and want to absorb as much as I can. First, as to my son he is not ready to shoot due to issues beyond my control that occured before I gained custody so I was going to start him with knife or archery...
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    Canteen Lining??

    Please don't flame but has anyone tried using food safe epoxy for lining canteens-- I know people who have used it in making drinking horns in another reenactemnt group that I play in. I know it is not PC but no melting issues.
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    Recomendation for first Muzzleloader

    I know this going to sound like a silly question but what is considered long range? 200-300 yards or further?
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    Recomendation for first Muzzleloader

    The bites as I used to love going in there and drooling then my job changed and I had to move to my curent location.
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    Recomendation for first Muzzleloader

    Springfield is a good two hours from me also so is my better selection there or up in Forrest Grove?
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    Recomendation for first Muzzleloader

    I primarily will be using whatever muzzle loader that I select with the forums guidance for punching paper and doing whatever events are available at rondevouzs. I am not a hunter so this weapon will not be used to pound the bush.
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    Recomendation for first Muzzleloader

    I will be attempting this solo in that the only clubs I have been able to find is either 2 hours north or 2 hours south, so I will be leaning on the experience of those gathered in this set of forums.
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    Recomendation for first Muzzleloader

    Thank you BrownBear. I do have a question that goes along for the novice would I be better off with a percussion cap model or a flint lock?
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    Wow 2 in one day.

    Greetings from Western Oregon. I am very new to the world of ML and black powder. I know that I covered a lot of the particulars in the question I posted. I am ooking forward to meeting you all.
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    Recomendation for first Muzzleloader

    Hello All, I hope I am placing this in the right forum if not would the moderator please place it where it belongs. I am very interested in stepping into the world of Muzzleloaded black powder firearms. I am currently shoot trap and skeet so I understand the basics of firearm safety...
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