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  1. Gtrubicon

    Got to shoot my .36 today.

    That’s a beautiful thing!
  2. Gtrubicon

    Wonder Just How Many Ways Can One Load a Smoothbore...??

    Now I really want a smooth bore!
  3. Gtrubicon

    Cva mountain rifle

    I sure enjoy my usa made 45 mountain rifle! I don’t think I’d like it as much if it lived in a box.
  4. Gtrubicon

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    I agree with TDM, you must rule out all possible wood interference. I stole a tube of red bees wax chapstick from my wife that I put on parts to see where they are hitting wood, when I get close and need a thinner medium I use a large black sharpie and color that on the metal to see if it...
  5. Gtrubicon

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Is it flat?
  6. Gtrubicon

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Got home from work early and my stock from Pecatonica was delivered. I was able to square up the channel, inlet the tang and bend the tang to stock profile. I have a little more pointing up to do on the inlet.
  7. Gtrubicon

    My first powder horn.

    I think the horn is a class act! You should make more, I think you have the knack for it.
  8. Gtrubicon

    Lyman Great Plains Rifle.

    Why doesn’t he just buy a Gemmer for himself?
  9. Gtrubicon

    Well, I’m a Maynard Owner Now!

    Thank you for your service, I wish you well on your deployment. Nice rifle btw.
  10. Gtrubicon

    Flints

    Wow that’s a lot of sparks!
  11. Gtrubicon

    Flints

    Thank you for putting so much effort into your response. This will be very helpful.
  12. Gtrubicon

    Flints

    Any tricks to measure the force needed to open the frizzen? Would you use a file or Emory cloth for this?
  13. Gtrubicon

    Flints

    I did polish the internals when I built the gun, the action of the lock is very smooth. The frizzen does seem that it takes more force than needed to open.
  14. Gtrubicon

    Flints

    The lock is an L&R Durs Egg.
  15. Gtrubicon

    Flints

    I will look this video up, thanks for the reference.
  16. Gtrubicon

    Flints

    I’m a contractor, I have 4 different tile saws with Diamond blades, I’m gonna set one up and see what I can do with these flints on a Diamond wet saw.
  17. Gtrubicon

    Reinforcing the wrist

    Im interested to see what the guys with more experience than me have to say bout this.
  18. Gtrubicon

    Flints

    That’s great, I was wondering if I should shim them to position better to the frizzed. Thank you! It won’t be till next weekend when I get to shoot again.
  19. Gtrubicon

    Flints

    I need to learn how to knap a flint, I re knapped 2, only 1 worked for 3 shots.
  20. Gtrubicon

    Getting too many misfires

    I’d start at 75 and work up if needed. How old is the pyro P and was it stored properly? In my 50 Cva mountain rifle 65 gn of pyro p is where it’s accurate, 32” barrel.
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