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    Hello from Alberta Canada

    Welcome from another albertan,,
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    Show your Muzzleloading gems.

    This was a Mowry kit, from down in Texas prior to them closing down, as per the paperwork and the newspaper the brass forestock was wrapped in. Not sure if anyone has restarted a reproduction line of those.
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    Show your Muzzleloading gems.

    That it is, 45 cal and one i still havn't snapped a cap on yet. Pre & post build.
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    Show your Muzzleloading gems.

    Not much in fancy wood, but takes meat home just the same. 45 cal up to 54 cal and a 62 smoothy.
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    Favorite Production Guns

    Still unfired, but was a production kit at one time, and is my favorite of my small collection
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    Irma gun and antique show

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    Lead

    Got a couple milk crates full of the lead weights off some fishing nets, that and did have a guy supplying me with used lead weights out of the PRVR valves he recertifes.
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    Thoughts on pedersoli 20 gauge indian trade gun

    Interesting learning curve without a rear sight. 50 paces using 70 grains 3F, 4 out of 8 rounds after 2 shots to figure out roughly the cheek weld. Thinking i got a full summer of weekend practice to smooth out the learning curve.
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    Thoughts on pedersoli 20 gauge indian trade gun

    Lol, well, i didn't aquired it to be politically correct, i got it due to my desire to have and shoot/ hunt with a smoothbore. Are you pushing just RB or are you using it for multiple size game?
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    Thoughts on pedersoli 20 gauge indian trade gun

    Just aquired a pedersoli 20 gauge/ 62 cal smoothbore and looking forward to working up some loads for it. Was suprise at the size of the lock, but seems like my smaller flints will work using the lead wrap that came with it. Wondering what everyone's take on this flinter? Have several rifled...
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    Edmonton House Brigade

    It's good to have friendly neighbors, and i figure a camera can be just as good for those that enjoy it. Chrid
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    Edmonton House Brigade

    Always good to have a little getaway from the city. Always perferred the country to town living, less noise and hustle of everyone. Lol, that and i can harvest off the front deck without anyone calling the law on me.
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    Edmonton House Brigade

    Got a little acreage up here between Cold Lake and bonnyville, west central near the sask border. Where abouts are you hanging your hat Old?
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    gun kit from USA

    What style and cal are you planning on building Old? Looking forward to in-build pic's. Still looking for a good trade gun in .62 myself.
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    Edmonton House Brigade

    Think i heard of them, reenactment group in Edmonton. Actually the only group i can rember hearing about here in alberta.
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    Inexpensive Target System

    I have made use of an extra mudflap hanging brace to hold a piece of plywood as a portable target stand. Got it from autowreckers cheap, but can be found pretty much anywhere. Pic is from the internet, just cut off the loops on ends and stick in ground.
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    . 62 trade guns available in canada

    That would be the one, been up for about a year now i think. The design on lock plate almost looks scratched in, touch hole area shows usage and tang screw head is possible full of ???
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    . 62 trade guns available in canada

    Had a look at the other one on CGN, noticed the side plate and guard as well and passed on it. As for price, for the one in Edmonton is little high for me, practically the cost of a new pedersoli. Have looked at the sites down south, but the difference in pesos is a factor. Outlan
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    . 62 trade guns available in canada

    Never to old to think of a moose trip Oldwood, just need a few youngsters to help out is all. Lord knows i am past the point of being able to quarter and toss a moose into the back of the truck by myself, no i just cut it into more manageable sizes.
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    . 62 trade guns available in canada

    Best i can do is this cow moose i took with a 54 flintlock i built. PRB at 85 yards.
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