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    GDW sticker shock & other Co.s

    or Tennessee valley for that matter?
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    GDW sticker shock & other Co.s

    looking at Veteranarms.com. anyone have any experience w these guys? Good? Bad? Indifferent?
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    Middlesex Village Trading Co

    I was referred to this post from my own Qs about quality of aid Co.s weapons. Thank you, and I am sorry you had to vicariously "take one for the team" so we cld all know what to expect. I will as a result go back to DGW or TotW for my weapons concerns as a result. Aaron
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    Middlesex trading Co?

    the weapons in mind are the dbl barreled flintlock pistol, the steel barreled blunderbuss and the 1690s Early Fusil de Chasse.
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    Middlesex trading Co?

    So, I am days away from pullin the trigger on buying 2 to 3 weapons from them and wanted a last minute review from blokes in the know. Are these as useful as they claim? ( memories of Microsoft claiming to make our lives easier comes to mind) Or,... are they as shoddy as the price would suggest?
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    Hazmat rates for shippin powder

    Thank you, everyone. Greatly appreciated. And yes, I will def be looking into Graf's.
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    Hazmat rates for shippin powder

    not sure where to post this so I opted for this being "general" Im lookin at getting my 1803 Harpers Ferry back from a friend including the better part of 2 lbs BP. I promised I'd look up the hazmat shipping rate but have so far been unsuccessful. I know its a flat rate that from TotW etc...
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    Solid brass tacks

    which is sadly too often the case
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    Solid brass tacks

    Also, I'm well aware of the copper and or brass spur washer rivets, was actually toying w the same idea of just peening them down as such. But, silly as it may be, I came across another option. On amazon of all places. If it works, I'll be sure to spread the word for other with similar projects.
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    Solid brass tacks

    Late Fur Trade era, "studded" seam of knife sheath for starters, we'll see after that
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    Solid brass tacks

    as in head and shank. do these actually exist or is there a way to do Tacked knife sheaths w their steel shanked counterparts? All I have found from Etsy to TotW and Crazy Crow is plated or solid brass heads but all w steel shanks. On an earlier post I had asked about techniques for doing...
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    upholstery tacks and leather work diy

    thanks, for both pcs of info. It was a random (aka unaccredited) pic on pinterest,
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    upholstery tacks and leather work diy

    hope this works, I'm attempting to post a link of what inspired my post here... https://www.pinterest.com/pin/567875834247635629/
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    upholstery tacks and leather work diy

    been looking for some info on how to fold or bend the tacks points so as to not shred myself on the finished project. Believe it or not, I may have found a topic w no coverage on youtube. any tips?
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    Grease Hole?

    I was ponderin' the same thing; either a spring loaded trap door or even just a swivel plate to cover the grease hole
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    Grease Hole?

    I realized I had inadvertently omitted something, the grease hole was in the side of the stock, in front of the patch box
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    "musket wadding"

    Thank you, gents. the paper being cloth was a factor I hadnt thought of, thanks again for the heads up on that
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    Grease Hole?

    Hoping this is the right location for this, but I just watched the most recent Ep in which he made a wee flinter for his son to eventually shoot. In the process of making it, he installed a "Grease hole" or lube hole. Is this strictly a regional and or era based thing? I ask because I had...
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    "musket wadding"

    Pretty sure this topic has been covered before, but, I cldnt find it, so... this is a term you hear alot in movies or come across in historical writings and fiction. Is this what it sounds like as a wad of paper, leather or regional fiber simply stuffed on top of the charge and or on top of the...
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    not new here, just been gone a fare spell.

    thanks, lads. Good to be back. Lifes been busy, but good. Im w my family now in Detroit. Wife n Daughter. It's actually getting my daughter interested in both shooting and muzzleloaders in general that had me signing back on.
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