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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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    . 62 trade guns available in canada

    Hey all, just curious if any one has any leads on a .62 smooth bore trade gun up here in canada. Preferably not one of the ones from heritage or loyalist arms. Missed a chance on one on CGN a awhile back, still kicking myself over that. Thanks in advance,
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    Found another kit

    Hi all, found myself another muzzleloader kit to work on. Seems i been doing more collecting then shoot as of late. I belive it's an older investarms kit in 58 cal that's been sitting in someones closet for awhile . Thinking a "plains rifle" , similer to the current model 120A. Have never come...
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    Packing greased minie balls

    Just out of coureosity, how do you guys carry your lubed minie balls around? Loading block verses leather bag or small wooden box. Just poured up some 58 cal minie balls and hand lubed them up , and started to wonder how to pack them around with out them collecting unwanted materials.
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    Mowrey kits

    https://m.imgur.com/gallery/VPWyds6 https://m.imgur.com/gallery/jx02jsJ Have this kit inbound for next set of days off, just wondering if anyone has seen those kits kicking around or did I find a gem? Mowrey gun works inc. Of a Allen & Thurber in brass.
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    first build "GPR in 50cal"

    heres some pics of the finished rifle i was working on. the last thing i wanted was a near perfect rifle, was more in line of a " this ones a hard working rough and tumble meat taking rifle that i made ". ( 20 more days of deer season so i hope i can break in this one like i did with the first...
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    questions from a beginner

    first build is a lymans GPR 50cal flinter. stocks all sanded down and ready for stain. i was wondering if most of you leave the iron furniture {butplate,trigger guard,nose cap,front sight}as is, or do you blue/brown them the same as the barrel? what type /brand of sealent over top of the stain...
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    first muzzleloader deer

    went out for the second time this year with my first muzzleloader. :) traditions PA pellet flintlock 50cal 360gr minnieball {hand poured and sized to .501} 80 grains FFG {pyrodex select / cant find real BP up here} aprox 50 yards and no need to track. :thumbsup: heading out...
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    sizing minnie's

    started to pour my own minnie and round balls for the 50 cal. was just wondering if others size their ammo prior to heading out. i have found that some of my minnies are a little out of round. should i just toss them back intothe melting pot or is it worth the hassle of finding the right sizing...
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    hails from alberta

    greetings all. am just starting out with a traditions flintlock with about six months of fun under the belt.love the fourms here with all the info that i was looking for to increase my skill level. chris
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