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    Pin drilling fixture

    There was a fellow at the CLA show selling a nice version of the C-clamp style drilling fixture for barrel pins and tang bolts. Does anyone know who this was and how to get hold of him? If it helps he also had some cutters for cutting an internal vent cone w/o a liner. Could kick myself for not...
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    Thanks Birdog6

    I started browning Saturday useing Wahkon Bay formula which I have had great success with in the past. However every other time has been during warm weather months and useing it as I have done before had barely greyed the barrel and lock by Tuesday evening. Then I remembered Birddog's steam bath...
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    Wiggle in Patchbox

    I am currentley in the process of installing a patchbox and have discovered that the lid has got more wiggle in it than I really like after inletting the finial. Prior to the inlet it felt pretty good. I have tried pecking on the hidden areas of the hinge nuckles and it has helped some. Should I...
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    Colrain Turkey Barrel

    I haven't much experience with B\P shotguns but would like to try them out some day as the next step. My question concerns the 20 guage jug choked barrel that colrain sells and was wondering if anyone had any experience with one. What kind of loads will this barrel take and how is the...
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    Spark Direction

    I've built several Siler percussion locks without any problems and am now in the proccess of learning flint tuneing. After getting the frizzen heat treated on my small Siler Friday all the mechanics seem to work great and she throws some pretty good sparks. The only thing is most of those sparks...
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    Bridled Or Not ?

    First I would like to say hi as this is my first post and would like to thank whoever took the time to help get me on here. Now on to my question. I'm thinking of a colonial era Virginia rifle for my next project and I have settled on the Jim Chambers Eary Ketland lock. Only trouble is it comes...
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