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    WANTED .550 Pritchet bullets

    I was hoping someone might have some .550 Pritchet bullets they are willing to sell. I want to try my hand at making up some Enfield cartridges, and would like to test them out before investing in a mold. Don't need the base plugs, for my experiments I would be fine shooting them hollow based...
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    William Nunn sporting gun

    A couple people had contacted me, and showed some interest in wanting to see more photos of the gun I pictured in my snipe and woodcock post. I just finished making a new ebony ramrod to replace the original that was damaged. I has a very nice, correctly styled worm that TOW is selling now...
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    Blackpowder woodcock and snipe

    Finally got around to uploading a picture from one morning of hunting last fall. The single barrel, 19 gauge, percussion was made by William Nunn out of Herford circa 1850. All accouterments are vintage 19th century. Used a load of 2 1/2 drams FFg, and 1 oz. volume of #7 bismuth (have to...
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    metal finish for fusil de chasse

    Thought I had read a thread on this subject once, but my search turned up nothing. Sorry if this is a repeat. What is the general opinion on what the original metal finish for a fusil de chasse was? Where they blued or left bright? From what I understand browning is far too modern.
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