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    The Tenuous Future of Living History

    I found an interesting and troubling article in the Colorado Sun about living history at Fort Bent Colorado near La Junta. The article tells the story for Fort Bent, named for two brothers, and the condition and future of the living history program there. I t seems the Nat Park Service hired a...
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    Powder Horn “Sidedness”

    I’ve been admiring the beautiful powder horn artistry on this forum by many contributors. Reading about them and trying to become educated, many questions have come up. There is talk about sidedness; this one carries best on the left or right, etc. So how does one properly carry a horn? What...
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    The "Order of Assembly" Question

    I have some questions pertaining to the order of assembly of some specific parts in relationship to finishes. This touches on compatibility of different parts, different metals with potentially caustic or nasty chemicals. 1. When do you add rear sight to barrel? Before or after browning...
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    Another Hey from NC!

    Thanks for allowing me to join and participate. I am located in Raleigh area of NC and have been shooting black powder since the mid '70s. I "accidentally" bought a pair of 1860 Army revolvers when I went in a local gun shop in Los Angeles. The proprietor had ordered the pair, consecutive...
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