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    Another New Guy

    Welcome to the fire jethro224. Still use my .50 cva for hunting cause it never lets me down. Keep yer powder dry and have fun. :front:
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    new member

    Welcome to the fire bp junky. you can find a wealth of info here on the forum. Have fun and keep yer powder dry. :front:
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    Hello from Western Michigan

    welcome lord calvin, glad to see another w. michigander pull up a chair and warm your self. keep your powder dry and hope to see you at a rondy sometime. :front:
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    approaching the picket lines

    From one irishman to another, welcome to the fire. Keep yer powder dry and enjoy the best forum around. :front:
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    Greetings from the Sandbox

    Welcome to the fire ski76. You stay safe, get back to your family and build that flinter. Were all proud of ya serving our country. :front:
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    love the smell of the smoke

    Welcome to the fire pastoremet. enjoy yerself and always keep yer powder dry. :front:
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    New guy

    Welcome to the fire ssettle, hope you enjoy the forum. :front:
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    Midlife maddness

    Welcome to the fire Frizzenface and pass the jug. :front:
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    Hi from Down Under

    Welcome to the fire 50_au. Keep yer powder dry and shoot straight. :front:
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    Tarp shelter set up style

    I use a 12'x12' tarp usually as a lean-to. This weekend though I'm setting it up as a diamond fly. You can set it up at least 4 diff. ways. Like pieman said just set up to your needs. :front:
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    Shredded hemp for tinder?

    Rusty, I used hemp in quite a few of projects. Never thought of using it as tow though. Try it, and then run a patch down it and see how dry it is. If it works you should have some good fire starter there when it dries out. Let us know how it works. :front:
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    nuther new guy

    Welcome to the fire mtnfed, enjoy. :front:
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    Hello from Michigans thumb

    Welcome back to the camp Trail raider. Always good to see another michigander at the fire. There is alot of great people here on the forum here willing to help with any questions you have about anything. Enjoy :front:
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    Found an old Navy Arms Zouave...

    In the dixie gun works catalog they show that all the mil. guns of civil war shoot 60 gr. FFg with an .015 patch . If it is a zouave i've never heard of a carbine one. It just might be a frankenstein. :front:
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    muzzleloader magazine

    Pieman, maybe if you chew some plug and put down the jug. lamo... No really turn the page. :crackup: See you at the rondy. :front:
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    Greetings from Alabama

    Oldhat, pull a chair up to the fire.It a good place to be. :front:
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    Traditional Hunters in Michigan, it's our time...

    I'm in SB. Keep us posted on whats next. :front:
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    Hi everyone

    Welcome to the fire jumpshot, you have any questions you will find alot of help here.
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    just joined

    Hey Buck, welcome to the fire and enjoy the forum.
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    Mr Suspicious

    Must have been the way they fixed things before the invention of duct tape. :crackup:
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