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    Inside job

    Hi folks, I’m sure it’s been covered but I can’t seem to get the right words in the search. I’m building a full walnut stock PA fowler. How should I be finishing or coating the areas of the stock that will be covered, such as under the lock and barrel channel? Thanks, dc
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    covering mistakes

    Hi folks, working on a walnut stock Pa Fowler. When I started this 15 years ago I drilled a few extra holes right next to the right spots. Now that I’m back on the project I’m wondering how to best fill these mistakes. With a maple stock I could use round tooth picks, but what about walnut...
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    Fouling shot?

    I watched part of a video in which the fellow was doing a fouling shot to get his flintlock ready. I’m curious about your views here. It seems like 90% nonsense to me. Perhaps for consistency sake in target shooting it might be a viable technique. For hunting, I want my rifle as clean as can be...
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