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  1. Snapshot in Norway

    Dixi Gun Works Disappoints.

    Used to order from DGW at least a couple of times a year! Overseas order! I have accumulated most of what I need! No new project in the horizons, just to shoot and have fun with what I`ve got. I will recommend TOTW. Outstanding customer service..!
  2. Snapshot in Norway

    New here and to muzzle loading guns

    Welcome from Norway. Hope you get all sorted with your licence! I hope you will get to enjoy black powder shooting and the history that comes with it!
  3. Snapshot in Norway

    YouTube member channel with muzleloader content.

    Thank you to all who have watched and subscribed some of my videos... I have just put out a new one on a match grade percussion revolver:
  4. Snapshot in Norway

    What to do when your farsightedness get`s worse..?

    Since I started this tread a year or so ago I have used the: Gehmann Iris Clip-on iris on a pair of shooting safety glases and they Work verry well. Use them for all my short barrel shooting .
  5. Snapshot in Norway

    Feinwerkbau History No.2 Info?

    Did you get any clues last year about your Feinwerkbau Rogers & Spencer..? I have just made YT video with our club revolver # 883 would like to know the age of it. I have learned that it is called "History # 2" I did have another one previously but this one belong to our club. To see the video:
  6. Snapshot in Norway

    Coning

    They most likely do not have a word for NO either, just may bee...!
  7. Snapshot in Norway

    Coning

    I did the coning of my custom .47 Early Virginia flintlock rifle. had to go to my friends place and spend the evening there in order to do the coning. I have to shoot the rifle again to check the accuracy after coning..!
  8. Snapshot in Norway

    Patch lube, spit or lube?

    That is four sane and well thought of reasons, I would probably give it a go anyways. #1 Use spit patch because it wipes the bore with every load, and doesn't push any crud close enough to the breech to cause misfires. #2 Spit patch holds several NMLRA national records. Good enough for them...
  9. Snapshot in Norway

    Patch lube for round ball shooting..........Lawdy.

    My guess is we will newer know it all...! A good thing is to stick to facts when there is facts to be found..!
  10. Snapshot in Norway

    Patch lube, spit or lube?

    Sane reason #4
  11. Snapshot in Norway

    Patch lube, spit or lube?

    Sane reason #3
  12. Snapshot in Norway

    Patch lube, spit or lube?

    Sane reason #2
  13. Snapshot in Norway

    Patch lube for round ball shooting..........Lawdy.

    Like the not written fact that the Vikings knew how to navigate with a magnetic needle or stone afloat in a bucket!
  14. Snapshot in Norway

    Patch lube for round ball shooting..........Lawdy.

    Or was so common, no one bothered to write it down...?
  15. Snapshot in Norway

    Patch lube for round ball shooting..........Lawdy.

    Been looking for the Lehigh valley lube. It is the formula I have had the best results with, even got some brag`n rights back in 2004 at Friendship using that stuff. I knew that Shenendoah is a good copy. But as I am in Norway it is to much of a hassle to to get some of that stuff over the big...
  16. Snapshot in Norway

    Patch lube for round ball shooting..........Lawdy.

    Moose milk is hard to get, you know you have to milk the moose cow to obtain some..! Actually water soluble oil or just plain old Balistol 1:7 is good! I am in the process of going back to spit again, for my flintlock rifle..! It just is plain simple, cheap and it works..! It is a lot of...
  17. Snapshot in Norway

    Patch lube, spit or lube?

    Sane reason #1
  18. Snapshot in Norway

    Coning

    My friend have all the available calibers of Joe Wood coning tools and he is a firm believer in coning the muzzle! It does make for an easier reload! I will ask to borrow his custom .47 tool in order to cone my muzzle even a little more. It is coned but it seems not to have been made deep enough!
  19. Snapshot in Norway

    Patch lube, spit or lube?

    I know that this is an old topic and I have used all kinds of lube for my patches and in my simple head the thickness of the patch is more impotent than the lube is, in order to obtain accuracy. I just posted a video on my YouTube channel on home made patch lube and yes it works...! But why are...
  20. Snapshot in Norway

    YouTube member channel with muzleloader content.

    New video on my humble replica of John Fox Twigg (London gun maker) smooth-bore in .69cal. Smooth-bores rules. it is such good fun to shoot them..!
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