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    Repairing a cracked wrist

    I have a Doglock purchased from Loyalist Arms. Recently, I noticed a crack across the wrist (due to abuse, I'm sure, I use it in reenactments and I'm not shy about "dying"). I tried to reinforce it by drilling a pilot hole and installing a screw from the top of the wrist, but it appears to have...
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    Aging a stock

    For a variety of reasons (and eras), I went with a Loyalist Arms Doglock, since I wanted an older type weapon. What can I do to make the stock look older, without simply beating it up? The barrel will remain bright, as this piece is intended to be one that has been well maintained for over 30...
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    Pattern for Cow's Knee?

    Do I even need one (a pattern, I mean)? I keep seeing descriptions that only vaguely describe how it actually fits, etc.
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    Installing a flashguard on a bridle-less frizzen

    Ok, what's the best way to do this? Just to be sure, I tried just installing it like normal, but it didnm't work; if the bolt was loose enough to allow the frizzen to move, the guard moved, and vice verse. My next try has the guard attached to a small strip of brass, which is in turn attached to...
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    Good Morning!

    Hello the List! I recently joined the 11th PA RevWar unit, and started shooting blackpowder again after a long hiatus. I live in Philadelphia, and am looking forward to learning more. Owen
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