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Heat treated a new hammer spring.
See the trigger clearance.
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What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?
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Heat treated a new hammer spring.
See the trigger clearance.
Norman Brooks
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.62 with a 104 twist
Or my .690 barrel fits it also.
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First range trip with the "maximum bling" Kibler Colonial .58 cal smoothbore; details here:
https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/...bore-maximum-bling.181896/page-2#post-2644081
https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/...bore-maximum-bling.181896/page-2#post-2644081
Polished up a JUKAR Spanish flint lock on one of those two piece forearm import rifles. Would never have touched the thing , but a friend is a friend. Received from Log Cabin Shop , some tiny flints to fit the lock hammer. Moved the frizzen toward the bolster about .025 inch so it touches the barrel at the touch hole keeping the powder from leaking out while he frizzen is down. Guess part of the reason I took the job , is that my friend said , that gun is a piece of manure , and no one could fix it. Got the rust polished out of the badly neglected barrel. I'll sneak off to the range before I give it back to him , and make sure it shoots ok.
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Could only dream about working on my Jäger today since I am playing elsewhere. Just started the carving and finishing up the mouldings when I was in Kentucky. Lots of carving & engraving to do!
William
William
I had surgery on my right shoulder. I spent much of last night wondering how long it would be before I could shoot again.
For me it was 12 weeks before the dr let me shoot!! Fast forward 13 years and now I possibly will have to do it again grrr who ever said getting old was easy
Norman Brooks
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Psycho Mike
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Hehehe...my old Brown Bess (.75 cal / 11 ga smoothie) was fine with a patched .735" ball if you didn't let any fouling build up. If you did, she kicked like a mule, so I can appreciate the sentiment.
Re-read everything on this forum, checked internet for black powder bargains, and stayed away from my wife who considers muzzleloading a silly thing. Too hot to shoot nor fool with guns in the garage. Found a Muzzle Blast from 1969. So, yes, I'm doing muzzle loading stuff. Stay cool.
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Ask your brother about shooting my 7 bore. 1000 grains of lead RB at 1100 fps, the mild load.
aussie pete
40 Cal
We met for our annual night shoot, last night. We had a good turnout, with onlookers who drove out to see the show; the president of the club, along with his wife, cooked enough sausages on the barby to feed a small army. These pics remind me of why a couple of our chaps call these firearms 'flinchrocks' 
. And why safety glasses are advised 
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Cheers, Pete
. And why safety glasses are advised .Cheers, Pete
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I'm a bit jealous ... but proud of you. The world needs you, brother. Dale
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You know I just thought, I have room in my back yard for that cabin. What would it cost to ship it out here?
Black_Feather
69 Cal.
Working on yet another horn…Got the inner base plug installed today, going to use this really old brass drawer pull off an antique dresser on my horn.
I think this old m/l rifle is a late 1970's era Spanish kit from what's stamped on the barrel. Was never assembled well , as the flint lock , was not inlet so the lock bolster would touch the side of the barrel to mate up w/ the touch hole. The gap between the bolster and barrel , allowed priming powder gases to burn inside the lock mortise. I'm in the process of reinletting the lock mortise to fix the gap between lock and barrel. The rear sight was installed backwards , and tang bolt missing , easy fixes. Next , check to see if I have some .440 rb's , and patch material that will work. Bore cleaned up ok , w/no pits. Proper flints for the lock came yesterday from Log Cabin m/l Shop Lodi Ohio , and a lock polish , and tune up made it spark. Perhaps to the range next week ? Hope springs eternal this old dog will sing..........And my friend said it couldn't be done.
Hope all goes well and your healed up and back to shooting in no time!!
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