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    A little walk with Miss Elizabeth

    Spent a beautiful afternoon in the woods with Miss Elizabeth, looking for shed deer antlers. Didn't find any antlers but came accross a couple tasty critters! (Miss Elizabeth is my .62 cal. Smoothbore Flintlock)
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    YES! A.40 cal. Flinter can Kill!

    Just getting home from a wonderful time in Georgia chasing Hogs! May I say the Flinters performed beautifully!! My first day slipping through the flooded timber I slipped into 20 yards of this Beautiful Boar with my .62 cal. Smoothbore, loaded with patch and roundball. Later in the week I...
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    Miss Elizabeth gets a hair cut !!

    Well Miss Elizabeth is my .62 cal. Smoothboar Flintlock. When she came home with me she had a 42" cylander barrel. Now she came out of the gate smacking critters down! From Turkeys, to Deer, and Wild Hogs, she shot a patched round ball well and was able to figure a good shot load for her...
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    The old .45 Flinter did it again

    It was a misty, cold drizzle of a afternoon. I had gotten off of work and ran to my hunting spot. Because of weather I primed with 3f out of my horn and slipped my cows knee into position. I had set only about an hour when this nice doe stepped into the cut corn field. She was only about 22...
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    Stuck

    I have a .62 cal smoothbore, and every time I clean it, EVERY TIME, I end up with patch and jag stuck! Can anyone one tell me why? I do not have this issue with any of my rifles. Thanks
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    Trad. Muzzleloading Publications?

    Is there a publication that focuses on hunting and shooting of Traditional Muzzleloaders? I'm not looking for living history lessons or historical facts, just good info and stories of shooting and hunting with cap and flintlock guns. Thanks all.
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    closed Frizzen

    I am the proud owner of an older custom built .40 cal flintlock rifle. It has an L& R lock in it, and frizzen and pan show sighns of many shots. I have started having issues with the frizzen not opening completely with the fall of the hammer. Still getting great spark but It ends up resting on...
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    Broke in my new .66 cal Jugged Choked smoothbore Flinter

    I finaly received my custom . 66 cal. ( 16 Guage) and broke it in right. In the first week of owning this beautifull gun I was able to harvest this 23# Eastern wild turkey, 10" beard and 1.25" spurs. the gun has a 36" Jugged choked smoothbore barrel and a beautiful offset stock that makes for...
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    woods walks in Michigan

    Has anyone seen a calander for upcoming woods walks here in Michigan for this year (2023)?
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    Food for thought on smaller calibers for hunting big game.

    In reading many posts on deer and bear hunting, I am very surprised at the number of contributors that down play the use of smaller caliber rifles like the .40 or .45 ( if legal in your state). Historically it been proven that these smaller calibers harvest deer, bear, and hogs cleanly with a...
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