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    Home Made Shooting Accessories

    So, I'm retired, disabled and on a fixed income but do enjoy shooting, especially black powder. I also like to work with wood so I incorporated the two to save some money. Using scrap wood in the shop, a piece of leftover nylon ramrod and a little imagination I made my loading boards for .50 &...
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    Swiss Null B Powder

    I'm not a flintlock shooter but have watched a lot of videos on shooting muzzleloaders to try to pick up tips. A couple of flintlock shooters have mentioned using Swiss Null B in the primer pan, claim it ignites faster than 4F. I don't personally have any experience with it as I'm strictly a cap...
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    Middle TN Shooters

    Just wondering if there are any traditional muzzleloader shooters in Middle TN within 30 miles (give or take) of Cumberland County/Crossville, TN. Not interested in inline shooters, IMHO inline are muzzleloader wanna be's.
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    #11 Nipple Threads

    I ran into a problem not long ago trying to replace the #11 nipple to a CVA rifle, my T/C's would not work. After some research I discovered that #11 nipples have three different threads sizes depending on country of manufacture. Here is what I discovered: 1/4 x 28 threads = USA (Thompson...
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    Home Defense Cannon

    Upgraded my home defense recently.......... Actually made from a .50 cal. CVA muzzleloader barrel.
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    Early 1700's Flintlock Pistol

    My neighbor showed me a pistol a friend of his picked up years ago while in the service but doesn't remember where he got it. The lock was a little stiff and the pistol had a few other issues which my neighbor fixed for the owner. The only info I could find on it was made in the early 1700's and...
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    New To Forum

    My name is Bruce, been shooting muzzle loaders for years. Started with an Italian made 45 cal. Kentucky rifle in the mid-'70's, wish I still had it. Fast forward to mid 1980's I purchased a Thompson Center .50 cal. Renegade kit, finished the Walnut stock with high speed linseed oil for that warm...
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