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  1. muskethunter1109

    FOR SALE Northstar West Officer Fusil/ Ranger musket

    Made by the Northstar West company that went out of business a few years back. Known for their high quality kits. These kit costs were pretty well over 1k. However this is a fully made piece that was defarbed and never shot. Taken to the 245th Brandywine reenactment to be used as an officer...
  2. M

    Colonial era English fusil? A relic

    Hi everyone, I picked this old relic up in a collection I bought about a year ago. Looks like it must have been stuck in a very, very damp basement for 200 years. I believe that it's an early English import, but I'm not sure what it may be exactly. The lock is about 6in long with a pretty...
  3. Le Loup

    A Few Words About Smoothbores.

    In the 18th century smoothbores did NOT use a patched ball, the ball was loaded in the same way as using shot, with wads or wadding. An Essay On Shooting 1789.
    • Le Loup
    • Thread
    • 18th century fusil musket muzzle-loader round ball smoothbore wadding wads
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    • Forum: Smoothbore
  4. Le Loup

    Making Leather & Bark Wads.

    I use leather wads because there is less chance of starting a bush fire. Being a living historian & a historical trekker I also have an interest in long term wilderness living & sustainability. I carry an original wad punch with me in my knapsack that belonged to my Father, so I can cut new wads...
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