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  1. R

    I dont know what this is, any ideas?

    I hear you, if it were mine , I try to find out as much as I could.
  2. R

    I dont know what this is, any ideas?

    Interesting gun with an interesting story.
  3. R

    Advice needed!

    I guess I'll hold on to it for a while and see how things go. Thanks for every ones input, I appreciate it. Bob
  4. R

    Advice needed!

    Thanks for your input. I,m still on the fence about what to do, I hear you about deteriorating while hanging around. More than likely I'll wind up moving it on to someone who will enjoy it. Being black powder I believe there's no FFL needed in selling? Thanks. Bob
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    Advice needed!

    Howdy all! I picked up a 45 cal TC Seneca about 6 months ago when I decided I'd like to get into black powder but since then, things have changed and I have no time for it. Just curious, would you hold on to it or sell it and maybe get another in the future if things work out. Its a beauty so I...
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