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    Indian Muskets

    The quality of muskets made back then was definitely better than those made in India today, there's no question about it. Here's just one example of that, they don't proof test any of their barrels before they get shipped here. Their standards were far higher, and when you lived in a world...
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    First Shots from Original French 1777

    Realize it's a musket and not meant to super accuracy.
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    Dixie Gun works Poor Boy Rifle

    Muzzle heavy 19th century style rifles like this is why I much prefer the 18th century style, tapered and flared, balanced rifles. Once they transitioned to the long straight sided barrels boy they went heavy. But that's how they wanted their rifles. Darrin
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    what oil to use?

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    what oil to use?

    You asked & received replies to your question. If you didn't want people to reply, why ask?
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    what oil to use?

    The absolute best oil that we have found, s(or natural) and love here in the Colonial Williamsburg Gunsmith is bear oil. Outstanding. Extremely comprable to whale oil. Darrin
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    Is excess powder really blown out?

    The only possible way you could have unburned powder coming out the end of a barrel is if you filled that barrel to the very muzzle. Your normal powder charge Burns within the first two or so inches from the breech. What's coming out the end is glowing embers of powder residue. Less than 50% of...
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