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    Stock cleaning question

    Some of my stocks really get messed up, especially after a N-SSA skirmish, with sweat, lube, cap residue, hot dog mustard, etc. I have been using a damp cloth ( water ) to clean it but was thinking of trying diluted Murphy Oil Soap, but I don't want to remove any of the stocks oil finish. Has...
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    Saw cut and English flints

    I have never used a english flint. The saw cuts are readily available locally and I buy them as needed. I noticed that TOTW has a great selection of the english flints. Can someone tell me about them. Especially how they compare to the saw cut variety.
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    Cast vs. swedged

    I have been casting balls for revolvers for some time. Shooting at Black Bart and rustlers mostly (bowling pins). I have always bought swedged balls for my rifles used in competition. Bought some yesterday. $10.00 per box. A few more of these and I could buy a good mold for the same money...
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    Dedicated shooting bag/box

    I have a flintlock and a caplock. One rather large shooting box has everything for both. Does anyone have a seperate bag/box for each of their guns? Just grab a rifle and the appropriate bag and off ya go. I would just have to buy another powder horn, measure and short starter for the new...
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    I'm sure everyone knew this, except me

    I have had a GPR flintlock for about 25 years now, but only shot it occasionally. Mostly shot smokeless arms. In the last few years I have really gotten into muzzleloading, and this rifle is really getting a workout now. As I studied this rifle carefully, and learned more, I discovered that...
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    It's a real struggle

    I really have a tough time removing the nipple from my GPR caplock after firing. Is there a anti-size compound that may help. Even after I break it loose, It is really tough all the way out. Thanks. George
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    Yet another noobie

    I had intended to get through the rest of my life without a computer. My wife insisted that I just try it. She said that if you don't like it you can take it out and shoot it. So....I bought one. She hooked me up to the internet thingy and taught me how to search for "stuff" that I was...
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