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  1. rdlowe

    Do you disassemble fully to clean every shooting session?

    The only time I’ve ever completely disassembled my 1851 was to do some gunsmithing work. It’s not necessary in the part of the Cosmos where I live to do so in order to clean the gun. Those members reporting from the surface of Venus of course have their own regimen, and for good reason.
  2. rdlowe

    Yes it is Gunpowder

    It was gonnepowder when Dupont was Ye Olde Duponte.
  3. rdlowe

    Two New Hog Legs in My Collection

    Looks Iberian (and delicious).
  4. rdlowe

    Must be more careful

    Yikes Hawk, be careful out there. Goes for everyone else, too. We’ve had some deadly heat this year here in TX and elsewhere it’s been even worse. It pays to take a few minutes to learn the signs and symptoms of heat-related injuries and to know what to do. I’m saying this in a general way for...
  5. rdlowe

    Patch Lube and Seasoning

    Welcome to the firearms enthusiasts’ corner of the Internet :ghostly:
  6. rdlowe

    Hunting Load vs. Range Load

    Hanshi, that is a super tight sounding combo. How’s your palm doing? Or are you saying you can seat that load without need of a short starter due to your modification?
  7. rdlowe

    How did you get into the BP Sport and why choose Flintlocks

    Cool thread. I got into BP through an interest in military history. I was an avid milsurp collector back when you could buy surplus rifles and ammo by the case, so it was a natural extension of that interest that took me into the 19th and 18th Century. I had always had a keen interest in the...
  8. rdlowe

    Lube Question

    I only use battery or wind-powered lube. For the environment. I charge my battery lube by pedaling on a bicycle attached to a dynamo, and I power myself with free-range, non-gmo kale grown in a cage-free garden.
  9. rdlowe

    Hunting Load vs. Range Load

    I've had that same experience. I used to own a Pedersoli rifle that hit off to the left with a clean bore, and as it got dirty, the shots would settle up to POI. I figured this was just how muzzleloaders "work" but now that I own a few different rifles I note that Pedersoli was the only one that...
  10. rdlowe

    Internet transactions, payment and shipping

    I sent a rifle to a friend on Fri, 28 AUG 20. Package was sent USPS priority mail from Dallas, TX to Pasadena, CA. Expected delivery was Tuesday. Checked tracking this morning and it’s out for delivery a day early. That’s a refreshing change of pace!
  11. rdlowe

    Pal pal question

    FYI Hawk, you don’t have to get the credit account if you don’t want to (it’s optional). You can link everything to a checking account.
  12. rdlowe

    Lube Question

    Stop. You’re ruining my fun.
  13. rdlowe

    Lube Question

    What about putting this kind of coating on something like a Maxi ball or a REAL bullet? Anyone tried that?
  14. rdlowe

    Getting the best from my Parker Hale

    I‘ll ask in another place I hang out in and let ya know what they advise.
  15. rdlowe

    Triple seven in flintlock

    There are instructions on a can of T7 to get it to reliably work in a flinter by using a few grains of BP as a booster charge. Disclaimer here is that I never tried it but I see from a google of “Triple 7 in a flintlock” several success stories on the ‘net. Edit: I can’t see where anyone is...
  16. rdlowe

    Getting the best from my Parker Hale

    I don’t know if this sight spring will fit as a drop-in replacement or not. I hope someone can confirm or deny. It’s for a Euroarms musketoon. https://www.ssfirearms.com/proddetail.asp?prod=EEM2407RSS
  17. rdlowe

    Getting the best from my Parker Hale

    The original .568 bullet shoots better in most guns, but the later .550 bullet loads more easily with fouling (battlefield consideration). Also, the .550 requires a full service charge of powder to grab the rifling, but we’re still talking groups in the 8” range at 100 yards. Your 2 band rifle...
  18. rdlowe

    Buying guns from forum members

    I’ve bought 2 guns, 2 knives and a powder horn from members here without a hitch, all pretty recently.
  19. rdlowe

    Getting the best from my Parker Hale

    It’s never too early to start :ghostly:
  20. rdlowe

    SOLD Custom Allen Martin Flintlock

    Congrats Bob, early bird got this worm for sure.
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