Sounds good to me BJH, thanks for the god advice.
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Breech plug issue
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Todays notion of long plugs mean you have side nails cutting into or haveing holes through the plugs tang .The old adage was ' Three good thrids ' a service Bess had towards 3/8" deep plug I lop off enough so Ive to cut off the overlong plug in a common plug. If its a Nocks You can have longer thread contact thick linseed is ok to seal any gaps People today are way too worried about safety . none I made ever burst or failed Proof
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