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    green river blades

    They do make good blades! I just bought a 8" chef's knife made by Green River for the stately sum of $.50. It looks like it was NEVER used. I was sooo happy, and I don't even need it! A good knife is hard to pass up.
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    Austin black powder

    I have a partial pound can of Austin "Pistol" powder. Shoots OK but very dirty in my rifle. Can looks like a GOEX can but unpainted(silver) with applied red and white label. No idea where it came from.
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    TOW Bucks County Rifle Kit Update

    The original Bucks County rifles with the side opening patchbox that I have seen actually have the patchbox attached with tacks or nails. Permanent installation with not much chance to tweak once it's installed. Yea mine up to this point are screwed in though.
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    Bucks County Patchbox fitted

    I know it's too late for you but for those following this build, please allow the "barrel" of the patchbox lid hinge to extend all the way through the buttplate. I think I see a notch in the buttplate that should be filled with the barrel. Not nitpicking, just for future info. I hope this shows...
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    L & R Durs Egg Flinter Question

    I hope you marked the fly as to which side goes against the tumbler and which goes towards the lock plate. It can be confusing. To answer the question, I have one on a rifle and it functions fine!
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    Crack near the breech. Uh oh.

    It appears to me that you will be cutting the wood this crack is in away. Lets see if I can explain... first of all the wood will be cut back to just about the "shoulder" where the barrel bears on the stock at the breech, and the sides will be reduced forward of that to 1/2 or less of the barrel...
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    Drilling Jig

    Shameless ripoff of Dave Rase Mader in an afternoon from a clamp purchased at Home Depot. Finding the bits is the real work!
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    Incised Carving

    Not off topic at all. That is a nice job of incised. I wish mne looked like that!
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    Incised Carving

    Your Daughter is a lucky lady Eric! Beautiful music box
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    I hate doing dovetails

    Along with the "stretching by peening " the sight I have turned he sight over and take a graver and raise a few burrs on the underside. Has worked for me.
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    Rifle Stock Stain

    Both of these were stained with Dangler's Stains, Orange toner and Red Stain. I think they turned out well.
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    Covering patch box

    Lert me look I may have a "handmade" steel patchbox that fits that inlet. It may take a bit of work to make it operable. I'll look to see if I Have a picture of it handy. oo35/bogie_bucket/100_2706.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
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    Rifle Cost

    I'd give double for one of his guns Eric!!!Maybe even triple.........
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    "Old" Canteen

    Another beauty Eric! I keep being impressed, Keep them coming!
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    Just finished finally

    That is a good look at one of Herr Verner's pipes, belly plate notwithstanding. One of the things it's hard to discern from most photos. No denying the patchbox, huh? Buttplate looks like a later percussion type and the stock looks a bit beefier for his work, but still good details to be...
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    Just finished finally

    I hope it posts this time
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    Just finished finally

    Jersey Flinter, I made this Pipe extension/wearplate to cover a big booboo. 5/bogie_bucket/100_2717-1.jpg[/IMG][/URL]
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    Just finished finally

    No Eric, if you did I did not recieve it. I just made this one up as I went. I did OK then?? I'd still file those pictures away! I should post some detail photos of this gun so I can get some input. Just don't look to closely at the carving. I suck at it!!!!
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    Chestnut Canteen

    That is one sweet canteen Eric! Can't wait to see the next one!
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    putting a sheen on stock

    Johnson's Paste Wax, terry cloth towel and a good bit of rubbing. I like the way it looks and protects.
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