longcruise
70 Cal.
Not caliber specific. I realize the caliber specific are available but to do not want to invest $200 +++ to do the ones I want to do.
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Hamberg, look up member longknife on ALR.
Wow! I might have to borrow that when you get done.
Gtrubicon
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Was it affordable?
Looks great! This is the part I like best- when it really begins to take its final shape.
Received my Colonial back from the UPS fiasco.
Also bored my wife to death talking about how it differs from the SMR I'm putting together, she's a good sport.
Also bored my wife to death talking about how it differs from the SMR I'm putting together, she's a good sport.
I know how that is. My wife said that the rifle that I am now building looks like the rest. After about a minute of me explaining the difference, I could tell that she really didn't care. But she did stay and listen. Kind of like when she is telling me about what is going on in General Hospital.
Norman Brooks
45 Cal.
I say awesome, sometimes cool.
longcruise
70 Cal.
Let me know. I'm going to be doing them over time so I can send it in a week or so.Wow! I might have to borrow that when you get done.
$64 shipped
Terry Lightle
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Put in order for 5 pounds of Swiss 3f to pick up week after next.think I will change it to 6
Harry Marinakis
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Dyed my white linen shirt with a Black Walnut dye that I made.
Received a rifle from a member here in a cardboard box in great condition. Hope to shoot it sometime soon.
Worked muzzleloading into my American History class today. Had my students "engrave" their own powder horns, on a worksheet. They had to choose from between the periods of the F&I was, the Revolution, the Lewis & Clark Expedition, or the War of 1812. I was pleased with how creative they were! Here's some samples with student names redacted.
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I have been known to utter, "groovy, neato and even Keen!" and occasionally " far out"
Banjoman
Eager to learn and willing to teach.
Me too
Banjoman
Eager to learn and willing to teach.
Poured some .575 round balls and made some jute tow for the Fusil de Chasse.
Banjoman
Eager to learn and willing to teach.
Took the fixing wax out of CCI #11 cap tins and wrapped it in cloth. It looks more historically correct to me anyways.
“Fixing wax”? Whut dat?
How was the match?
Banjoman
Eager to learn and willing to teach.
Bees wax/vegetable oil mix. It’s the old name for it. It’s the yeller stuff in the picture and used for patch lube and rust prevention.
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