You make more progress in one day than I do in 6 months.It occurred to me that I hadn’t made a Lobed Powerhorn in a while, so I made one today. It’s now ready for some decorating.
You make more progress in one day than I do in 6 months.It occurred to me that I hadn’t made a Lobed Powerhorn in a while, so I made one today. It’s now ready for some decorating.
Lord that is one UGLY hog. Nice hunting!Check out this toothy young fellow; not today, but yesterday. I spotted him from a long way off as he was rooting around the fringes of a lagoon - his blackness against the green made him stand out. I had to veer wide around to get the wind in my favour, which put me looking at his rear end. As he was engaged head down, hoeing into the mud for whatever delicacy he was enjoying, lip-smacking and crunching away, I was able to get really close. The family jewels were presented like an international target, so from 20 metres using a six o'clock hold, he copped a .576 (58 cal) 500gn minie just under the tail between the hams; poor blighter's rear end nearly overtook his front. The projectile must have clipped a pelvic bone, changing direction and exiting just behind his front left leg. He succumbed quite spectacularly.
Cheers, Pete
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before I retired from Federal Cartridge after 21 + years for us to get the Wal Mart contract we had to install a separate computer system that tracked sales at all of their stores and ship when ever they hit the reorder point 1 box or a case no matter. the higher ups finally figured that it wasn't worth the extra effortThank you for your input. However, in this case, I have to respectfully disagree. For this particular product, Walmart gets in one shipment of them per year. I don't think they are on an auto reorder system. If that were the case, these Walmarts would all have caps.
I don't think there's any need for me to buy all the caps if I don't need them anyway. Someone will be happy that I left a few.
But, I do know what you were talking about when you mentioned usage. I was in purchasing and inventory control for 23 years. I am very familiar with the subject.
Thanks again.
VERY cool.Fitted (drop-in should I say...) a flintlock into the caplock mortise of my new Pedersoli Kentucky in .45 which are CNC machined for sure... perfect fit, a breeze.
I love it when a plan comes together!Fitted (drop-in should I say...) a flintlock into the caplock mortise of my new Pedersoli Kentucky in .45 which are CNC machined for sure... perfect fit, a breeze.
Working on getting the lock plate inlet. Then the openings for the internals of the lock. Progressing s l o w...
Is this a standard swap out with this Pedersoli Model?Fitted (drop-in should I say...) a flintlock into the caplock mortise of my new Pedersoli Kentucky in .45 which are CNC machined for sure... perfect fit, a breeze.
Doable on many models. Direct switch of the locks and unscrewed the drum and screwed in the touch hole liner.Is this a standard swap out with this Pedersoli Model?
...The family jewels were presented like an international target, so from 20 metres using a six o'clock hold, he copped a .576 (58 cal) 500gn minie just under the tail between the hams...
A unique build. Enjoying the follow.Working on getting the lock plate inlet. Then the openings for the internals of the lock. Progressing s l o w...
This will be quite a nice double rifle my friend!Got the top and bottom tang/trigger plate inlet. Holes drilled and tapped, and stock mounted.
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