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Eric Krewson
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Eric Krewson replied to the thread Considering a .40 caliber.I took my .40 squirrel hunting several times, it was winter, the squirrels were wired and moved when the pan flashed, I only killed one... -
Eric Krewson replied to the thread Woodsrunner CNC Incised Carving.I don't think everyone can learn to carve, some lack manual dexterity and hand eye coordination, they will never have it. When I got...
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Eric Krewson replied to the thread ramrod tip ?.I have two .40s with 3/8" rods, never snagged the jag or the ball starter, I do use a smaller diameter ball starter.
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Eric Krewson replied to the thread ramrod tip ?.Sounds like too much patch. My too much patch story; I was treestand hunting on a real frosty day, my fingers were really numb. A nice...
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Eric Krewson replied to the thread This Poor Renegade had to come home with me.As for the rust on the barrel, I would give it a soak in evaporust, this will remove the rust but also the bluing and you would need to...
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Eric Krewson replied to the thread This Poor Renegade had to come home with me.I use this contour gage to check the consistency side to side on the forearm wood removal. These are cheap and sold at Lowes.
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Eric Krewson replied to the thread This Poor Renegade had to come home with me.A good project gun, the stock needs a lot of sanding, followed by a sanding sealer to fil the pores. After you sand to 400 grit, apply...
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Eric Krewson replied to the thread ?TC ID.I guess the only thing certain is if the barrel is a warning (Black Powder Only) or pre-warning barrel, I think this change was in the...
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Eric Krewson replied to the thread Touch hole insert.Just from experience; I had a friend now deceased on who out of habit always removed the drum on his cap gun every time he cleaned it...
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Eric Krewson replied to the thread Awfully quiet over at Kiblers..Inlines of any kind and cartridge guns
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Eric Krewson replied to the thread Muzzleloading Show.I have only gone to the Alabama Kentucky Longrifle show, If Jack Garner sets up, he will have a lot of parts, he wasn't there this year...
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Eric Krewson replied to the thread Touch hole insert.I would remove the liner once, put a little high temp anti-seize lube on the threads, reinstall it and never take it out again unless...
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Eric Krewson replied to the thread Rifle plug removal, field removal.I would never try to take a breech plug out in the field, you need a vise and padded jaws to keep from leaving tool marks in the breech...
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Eric Krewson replied to the thread Oh, Come On With the Inflated Caps!!.I have always been a pack rat, which is a bonus in today's world. I have powder and caps that were given to me that cost me nothing, I...
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Eric Krewson replied to the thread Do you name the guns that you build?.I usually just call them what they are, my Beck, Haines, Tn, fowler, Gustomsky, Bogle, TC kit, TC GM and Biff's gun (a gift from a great...
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