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I'm drawing a blank on the name of a riflemaker in Martinez, California in 1970. His first name was Byron, as I recall. He taught me how to shoot roundball rifles. Can anybody help? He built cap and flintlock full-stock and half-stock rifles in his garage, all were simply gorgeous, as I recall. He started on me in this wonderful hobby we all enjoy. Thanks in advance, Tinhorn
 

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