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    powder life

    I believe that the proof powder is upward of 300 years, that was from a keg from the late 1700's I believe. So to answer your inquiry it'll last a hell of a lot longer than your descendants will care about. :thumbsup: :hatsoff: Halfstock
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    DIXIE

    It's not very old, the original dixie mountain rifles were only in 36 & 50 cals. Halfstock
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    Info about this knife

    Ya dont like it???? Let us know and some of us will take it off your hands just so ya wont be embarrased. Halfstock
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    artifically age brass

    Cover the brass piece with mayonase or mustard and let set overnight. Sounds crazy but works and its cheap. Halfstock
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    What to do with rebar

    Rebar is made from junk iron there is no way to tell what it is made from ( short of a chemical annalysis ) so it probably would not be worth the trouble. If I were you I'd sell it to the junk yard and put the money back and add to it untill I had enough for what I desired. Just my two pence...
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    Lyman GPR Flintlock

    Yup and the same can be said for the original Hawkens " looks like hell but, shoot you bet,. Halfstock
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    Rendezvous

    Google then type in talking bear he has a lot of dates and info on them. :thumbsup: Halfstock (also known as that white haired old fart) :rotf: :thumbsup:
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    Rendezvous

    Ft. washita in April, Woolaroc in April, Kiamichi last of Feb. Halfstock
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    TC Seneca 36?

    :thumbsup: (big grin) Yup headhunter I got one of them little .36 cal Senacas stuck back in my gun cabinet for my "Greatgrand daughter" if she has any interest, problem is she's only 7 mo old so it may be a year or two before she can ram that ball down tight. :grin: Halfstock
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    Another interesting GPR issue

    Looks like they would try to supply the same all the way around, but they don't. If anyone has an outlet for the .45 for a GPR I'd sure appreciate knowing who it is. Yall have a good season and watch out fer ole bug's boys. Halfstock
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    Another interesting GPR issue

    Hey thanks cowpoke I do appreciate the info, I may have to try and contact them fellars, would sure like one in flint and percusion. Halfstock
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    Another interesting GPR issue

    Where in the world did you find a .45 GPR ??? I tried to find a .45 barrel and was told that they only build with .50 and .54, I'd sure like a .45 for target and rondy shooting. Halfstock
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    What if they ban lead?

    Best advice I can give ya is ,stock up what ya can afford, hide the biggest portion, learn all ya can, and the most important keep the whereabouts to your self. Halfstock (an old Hillbilly Okla fart)
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    Thickest Piller Tickin you can get?

    Headhunter: Go to a fabric store and request "Matress" ticking it's thicker and tighter weave,also request for it to be 100% cotton. Halfstock
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    New Bowie

    Wick: If you have any idea who uses the cartouche of a canoe I'd sure appreciate it if you'd let me know who it is. Thanks Halfstock
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    MOST powerful BP weapon?

    Well this may be a little rediculus but for power how about them 16 inchers on the battle ship that was brought out of moth balls for that little Nam uprising? Those guns used BP. Halfstock :blah: :rotf: :hmm:
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    need info on blacksmith's mark

    :hmm: don't want to be accused of hijacking the question but I'd like to know who uses the mark of a canoe? Was gonna ask ellerbe but don't have a email for him. Halfstock
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    Sharpening Hawks

    I can't say for others but I use mine for other things besides throwing soooo mine will almost shave you, and yes it does make a difference in the sticking power. A sharp hawk will stick even in oak or hard maple. My practice blocks are of each of these. A tomahawk is a tool and as such some...
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    Date my rifle

    The area of the country has more to do with the type of metal used in the mounting southern area's re: tenn, kentucky hills = iron mounted, iron ore deposits found early, copper, tin etc. was way to costly to import. Halfstock
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    Date my rifle

    Charlie: Me thinks perhaps it means more to the self appointed experts than it does to the general users, and I'm doubting if anyone in this day and time can prove the exact dates within 10 yrs any way. :thumbsup:
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