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  1. M

    Bonjour from Canada

    Welcome from the northern part of Québec (James-Bay)
  2. M

    Hi all , I’m from Manitoba Canada, I’ve

    Welcome! From The Great North of the province of Quebec, near James Bay
  3. M

    Jug choking

    I’ve heard about the « jug choke ». But can you still shoot a patched round ball in a barrel that have this kind of choke? If yes, does it affect accuracy? I might consider a .54 cal. if it is possible. Thanks
  4. M

    NewMember BC Canada

    Bienvenue ! From the Great North of Quebec !
  5. M

    Mild steel for knives

    A century old way to increase carbon : Hammer the steel when it is bright red on a hard wood surface ( maple, walnut ect.) Repeat the process several times. Somehow the carbon in the wood will transfer in the steel. It will not make a 1010 mild steel bar into 1095, but it will increase its...
  6. M

    I want to build an underhammer

    Got the book from Jeff Baron : ''The Underhammer Rifle. It is well explained. Different mechanisms are explained in it
  7. M

    Formed buttplate for New England fowler

    Thanks for the pictures ! It will be very helpful for me and to others wanting to form their own buttplates.
  8. M

    Formed buttplate for New England fowler

    Do you have any pictures of your forming blocks and your modified ballpen hammer ? It might be helpful to me. I tried to make one buttplate but it wasn't a success.
  9. M

    Hello from MB

    Welcome from the north of Quebec province !
  10. M

    Hello from the north east.

    No snow... lucky you ! Still have some left here in the woods!
  11. M

    Hello from the north east.

    Welcome from the Great North of Quebec province
  12. M

    How about some tips you may have?

    All the nine books written by Kit Ravenshear are full of useful tips ! They were written from another time. Some techniques are obsolete (my opinion), but most of the tricks were useful for me. I got my set from Track of the Wolf years ago. Most of them are now backorder. I found the website...
  13. M

    Locating position of drum on barrel

    X2 I would follow the plan of your rifle.
  14. M

    Is .45 enough for black bear?

    I am a bear hunter for over 10 years now. This year will be my second year with a muzzloader. Even with a modern firearm, I haven't took a bear not further than 25 yards. The closer you are, the bigger the target and you can see in details where you shoot ( my opinion). I usually hunt from a...
  15. M

    Traditions Kentucky Rifle Kit-Sights

    Sorry, I misinterpreted my own product manual. Here is a PDF version. The load data are on page 48. The max load depends of your caliber, lenght of barrel and granulation. https://www.traditionsfirearms.com/data/product_owner_manuals/CURRENT%20-%20FIT%207%20Revised%20Final%20FINAL_1477335832.pdf
  16. M

    Traditions Kentucky Rifle Kit-Sights

    For the Traditions Kentucky rifle, the max load is 100grains. It is written in the booklet included with the kit.
  17. M

    Traditions Kentucky Rifle Kit-Sights

    X2 The type of buttplate, is meant to sit in the bicep area. Got the same rifle and I have no problems with the sights qhen I handle the rifle in that area. Otherwise, the ``pronounced crescent`` of the buttplate poke the shoulder area and this hurt really bad when you shoot the gun.
  18. M

    Greetings!

    Welcome from the Great north of the province of Quebec, Canada !!
  19. M

    Cochran Locks

    Private message sent to you Wilmer Leon Cochran
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