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Hawken, not Hawkin, not Hawkins
They did so well with the rest of the movie I forgive them. :2- drummy
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T/C hawken redo
Gun look great. The brass is just what the doctor ordered. A fine job.- drummy
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Pedersoli cleanig
Guess if I had to I could go to the next size pin. After reading the replies I think I'll be fine- drummy
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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Pedersoli cleanig
Much thanks all I was concerned about the water on the stock every time I cleaned but now I get it- drummy
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Pedersoli cleanig
Wonder how that "Flash Flint" would work? Ever see or use one?- drummy
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Pedersoli cleanig
Hello all Just received my first flintlock. It's a .32 cal Pedersoli KY. I have a question on cleaning. In order to remove the barrel you must remove a small pin that goes through the stock and a hanger on the barrel. I would think that removing that pin each time would waller out the wooden...- drummy
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles