What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?
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aussie pete
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It can become a thing
. More brass than a North Korean General? Pictures?Cheers, Pete.
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Norman Brooks
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Yes we like pictures besides some use don’t have good amaginations anymore .lol
Banjoman
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Pictures please?
Daryl Crawford
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Stopped by Dixon's. Got some wisdom from Greg, got some items from the shop, then headed to shoot my longbow with some friends.
Thanks for explaining. Much appreciated sir
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Yesterday I put some rounds through this:
aussie pete
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Cheers @IronHand. That'd be good to see how you fare. You're right - if the 50 round ball will get the job done, the 58 is just a bit more medicine. I use a .54 patched round ball quite a bit, and it delivers the goods on pigs, deer and wild dogs. Regarding the musket and minies, I was just trying to be biased to the fodder it was designed for, but I'm willing to be flexible; I'll post some accuracy tests with the round ball by the end of the month, then perhaps after a field outing if successful.
Pete
Yanqui
I hate change! It’s never the same! Archie Bunker
You wouldn’t want to see your Grandma naked right?
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Since I am not a re-en actor, I ordered three range bags for the three of my Kibler guns. Now hopefully, I won't lose a shipment of cards and wads, 
will know which bag goes to which gun immediately, have room for a bag of cleaning patches and a can of powder and overall, make my shooting time easier.
The Doc is out now.
will know which bag goes to which gun immediately, have room for a bag of cleaning patches and a can of powder and overall, make my shooting time easier.The Doc is out now.
Banjoman
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Hey, I posted a picture of my old Jukar with a grease hole I put in it. A couple folks on here had heart attacks over that!You wouldn’t want to see your Grandma naked right?
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Ya but we still like pictures .Hey, I posted a picture of my old Jukar with a grease hole I put in it. A couple folks on here had heart attacks over that!
Yanqui
I hate change! It’s never the same! Archie Bunker
My “tacky” TCNew Englander. It’ll be on my lap in northern Wi in just over 2 weeks. I plan to flash a brass tack warning before I shoot.
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aussie pete
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Ah. There you go. They'll honeycomb up nicely given a few outings. Could knock the shine back with a bit of vinegar mixed with salt, or even a small dash of cold blue on a cotton q tip. Happy hunting; and thanks for the image
.Pete
Banjoman
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Oh yeah! Needs to be shot a lot. I’d be glad to help out.
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Gordoncourtney
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My dear friend and 14 year old son are off to Brisbane on 16th , very envious , staying with mums sister. How long ???? He wants to see mangrove swamps, ok for mud crabs but too many nasty things around . Safer in WA a barren land as you go north , if you ask me, cold and wet if you go south , cold heavy rain nr Bumbry when hand feeding prawns to big rays , one November I was never warm till we got to coral bay . I know Canarvon quite well as stayed a week or two. Only wild thing was an Emu, chased it for miles ha ha
Enjoy , I miss Oz a lot ,but at 81 !!!!! Haha
