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    Jug Choke Info

    I am building a 10-bore New England fowler and am going to jug choke the barrel. My question is what angle/taper should I cut on the breech and muzzle ends of the jugged section? I am thinking that it should taper at about 0.030" per linear inch of barrel, but that is purely a guess.
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    FOR SALE Maple Semi-inletted Half Stock Blank Inletted for 1-1/8" Barrel

    Maple Semi-inletted Half Stock Blank Inletted for 1-1/8" Barrel. Overall length is 33 inches, barrel inlet is 14 inches long. $90 plus actual shipping
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    What do you carry in your hunting pouch for your shotgun?

    I recently purchased a nicely restored W. C. Scott and Sons 12-bore double built in 1868 to use as a bird gun. This is my second percussion double. The first one, which I sold, was a Pedersoli, which was well made, but never appealed to me aesthetically. The Scott is beautiful to look at and the...
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    WANTED WTB - Uberti 1849 Pocket Revolver

    The title pretty much tells the story. If you have one to sell, let me know price and condition.
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    SOLD Parker Hale Birmingham 1858 2-band Enfield rifle.

    Parker Hale Birmingham 1858 2-band Enfield rifle. The bore is excellent, the lock is strong, and the barrel has been glass bedded, though the bedding is hard to see without removing the barrel. Having been bedded, the rifle is accurate with round balls and minnie balls. The rifle includes a...
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    SOLD Parker Hale Birmingham 1858 2-band Enfield rifle.

    Parker Hale Birmingham 1858 2-band Enfield rifle. The bore is excellent, the lock is strong, and the barrel has been glass bedded, though the bedding is hard to see without removing the barrel. Having been bedded, the rifle is accurate with round balls and minnie balls. The rifle includes a...
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    Muzzleloader Matches at the Colden Gun Club in the Denver, Colorado Area

    The muzzleloader matches at the Golden Gun Club in Watkins, Colorado, just east of Denver, have started back up. Matches are the last Sunday of the month. May through September the sigh-ups start at 8:00 AM with the match at 9:00 AM, October through April the sigh-ups start at 9:00 AM with the...
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    Trying to decide between 12-bore and 10-bore for a New England fowler build.

    I am trying to decide between 12-bore and 10-bore for a New England fowler build using a Chambers kit. The gun will be used as a hunting gun for upland birds, waterfowl, and turkey. I already have a Fusil de Chase in 20-bore/62-caliber that I hunt with, but want something a bit larger. What...
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    Let me introduce myself.

    I live in Colorado and have been shooting muzzleloaders for about 50 years, have built a couple over the years, and shoot and hunt with percussion and flintlock shotguns, rifles, and pistols. The first gun I ever bought for myself was a Hopkins and Allen underhammer pistol I purchased from...
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    Looking for a Cherry Blank for a Half Stock Project

    I am looking for a cherry wood stock blank for a half stock rifle project. Any recommendations on suppliers of good quality blanks? I have a bunch of assorted muzzleloader parts, some original from the 19th century and some 20th century, that I was given when I was in my teens and twenties by...
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