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    E. Bond flintlock pistol

    Hi guys, I picked this one up recently. It’s damaged and I am hoping somebody can recommend a craftsman who could fit a new cock. Otherwise she’s in pretty nice condition for her years. A little bit of searching suggests that Edward Bond only worked at 45 Cornhill in London from 1820-26, which...
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    Tools for my first build

    So, I just got a Kibler kit. (I know, I know, these are supposed to be so easy that “build” is really sounding pretentious.) And I’m not very experienced with woodworking, so it’s not like I’m sitting on a lifetime accumulation of good old tools. If you were setting out to procure tools good...
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    Getting ready to take the plunge…

    Well, I’ve been dreaming of a Kibler Colonial for years now. Got my tax refund from Uncle Sam and it was rather larger than anticipated, so here we go. I think I want the Colonial in .54 rifled, with fancy maple. But I do have some questions. 1. I’m about 5’9” and a half, and I wear a dress...
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    How do you store your muzzleloaders?

    I’ve accumulated four muzzleloaders now. 3 are muskets with 42-46” barrels. Aside from leaning them in a corner what are some good options for storage? These things are big. I’ll probably add 2-3 more in the next year or two. How do you all store them?
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    Brown Bess? Is this what I think it is?

    I picked this up at an estate sale in a rural area of New Hampshire recently. Old boy also had a curved butt cap lock rifle my friend bought that was definitely 19th century. He said both guns had been in his family as long as anyone could remember. The condition of this piece is obviously not...
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