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    Light hunting rifle, straight stock?

    Looking for something like this?
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    1/4-28 Powder drum

    Muzzleloaders Builders Supply has them. https://www.muzzleloaderbuilderssupply.com/mbs3cart/agora.cgi?cart_id=9126456.16665&product=Flints%26Ignition
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    Tang bolt drill jig

    Robert Boggs makes these. You can find him on the American Longrifles site.
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    Custom cut barrel channels and stock blanks

    How about pricing?
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    WANTED David Rase Drilling Jig

    If you can't find one by Rase, Robert Boggs also makes a nice one. You can find him on the American Longrifles site.
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    Woodsrunner almost complete and a question

    Four coats of Permalyn sealer are plenty. I usually do 4 or 5 coats depending on the amount of gloss I want. If you get it too glossy, you can rub it back with rottenstone to get more of a satin finish.
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    SOLD Pedersoli Le Page target flintlock pistol

    PM sent
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    Newbie questions - inletting a swamped barrel

    Not seeing any pictures.
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    Another Permalyn Question

    After doing a couple slop it on and wipe it off sealing coats, I put a few drops on the stock and rub it in by hand. I'll do this 2 or 3 times till I get the sheen I want. I let it dry a day between coats. For a softer sheen, you can rub it down with rottenstone.
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    Opinions on Nock flintlock lock

    These are really good locks. I have one on my personal rifle that I use in our shooting matches. It is fast and easy on flints. Other shooters have commented on fast it is. I built a rifle for a friend using this lock and he absolutely loves it. As a matter of fact, I am going to build him...
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    Inletting swamped barrel

    There was a thread from Dec 2023 in the Flintlock Rifles section on inletting a swamped barrel with a router. You may find some additional tips there.
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    Historically accurate example of Flint, Full stock, hooked breech, barrel wedges?

    Rice makes 32, 36 and 40 cal barrels for Kibler. 45 and up come from GM.
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    Safe edge on a file

    Ditto on the belt sander.
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    Adding an APERTURE to your glasses so you can SEE the sights!

    The EyePal works. Been using it for years.
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    Nice tools

    Did you mean engraving?
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    Chromic Acid Stain

    The ONE time I used it, it turned green.
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    any idea who made this lock? marked with H H

    It's not a Rice lock. Liston stamps his with an "R" inside of a triangle. LC's lock has not made it to market yet.
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    Kit by Don Brown

    Rob English???? I think you mean Rod England.
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    swamped barrel inlet

    I lay the barrel on top of the blank and then rasp the blank to follow the contour of the barrel. Mule, I got theses rails from a local steelyard. I have seen them at hardware stores though.
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    swamped barrel inlet

    If you are comfortable using a router, here's how one way to do it. I posted this awhile back. I use a trim router. Here's my router set-up for doing swamped barrels. Lay the barrel on top of the blank and clamp 3/8" rails to it. Screw the rails to the blank. Use a 1/2" V-shaped bit with a 1/2"...
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