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  1. Juniata

    What lock? Davis Colonial

    Yes I contacted him. I know theyre good partly because are a lock that's not often available 😉
  2. Juniata

    .45 Caliber: Deer?

    In the 2021-2022 season I shot 5 doe with my 45 and roundballs. I hit a 6th but did not recover because I was not allowed to track into the posted property.
  3. Juniata

    Flint to frizzen angle?

    The first thing Brad Emig would do would be flip the flint. I used to debate it with him, and others now I realize it's not debatable.
  4. Juniata

    Round ball and blood trails

    I've been ML hunting since only 2016. I have killed 12 so far. 2018, one with a .54 2020, two with a .62 2021 five with a .45 2022 two with a .58 2023 two with a .58. All roudball. I'm a traditionalist and prefer roundballs. Most everyone I talk to agrees they don't bleed well. There are...
  5. Juniata

    First handmade nose cap

    It's a 28" 36 caliber, Mark Weader has in his shop, I think it's from Bobby Hoyt. I'm not following any school. Just having fun building a gun similar to a Lancaster profile. I've looked at a Jacob dickert rifle in the Shumway book through the build.
  6. Juniata

    Pipes and tobacco.

    I would say anything they could make by hand easily.
  7. Juniata

    How I Engrave A Powder Horn

    Right, I follow that, I've scrimshawed similar method, but at the core of it, is penmanship!
  8. Juniata

    How I Engrave A Powder Horn

    Great pen work!!
  9. Juniata

    Handmade ramrod pipes

    I thought of that, but I thought the thickness of the brass may come into play... Maybe it's close enough from thin card stock to the brass. Thanks!
  10. Juniata

    Handmade ramrod pipes

    I posted last week about the nose cap, and this week I made the entry pipe. Clay Smith has an awesome how to video on making ramrod pipes. It definitely played a huge part in making them myself. One thing I found myself wishing I had access to was sizes or template dimensions for 5/16 and 7/16...
  11. Juniata

    First handmade nose cap

    Very nice. As far as a bivens butt plate I got one I was going to use but didn't, it was too big for this little gun and frankly I didn't like the shape. I'll put a couple pics of the one I made next to a bivens.
  12. Juniata

    First handmade nose cap

    That's a good idea
  13. Juniata

    First handmade nose cap

    .064 Thank you
  14. Juniata

    First handmade nose cap

    I am building a 36 caliber rifle for my kids. I will be posting sometime about it in more detail once it's completed. Anyhow it's my first plank build and I'm making a few of the parts myself. The thimbles, butt plate, side plate and nose cap I wanted to make with sheet brass. My first attempt I...
  15. Juniata

    Hey Kibler

    Tri-sided file and 10 minutes of your time.
  16. Juniata

    What lock? Davis Colonial

    I could yes
  17. Juniata

    Mr Bobby Hoyt

    He was hunting, it was late flintlock season here in PA when you were trying to contact him.
  18. Juniata

    What lock? Davis Colonial

    I've read piles of them.
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