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    Rifled Matchlocks

    what happenrd to the breastplate... :: you can't tell half a story like that :blah: the wondering will kill me :boohoo:
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    Traveling With Your Flinter

    could you use a hard cover longbow case from an archery supply store? like this: http://www.3riversarchery.com/ListProduct.asp?offset=26 there used to be more options but tubes are more common now
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    Left eye dominant

    if you ask someone to look at your face through a circle, made with their first finger and thumb you catch them straight away. in archery there is a strengthening trend with olympic coaches to go with handedness as there will always be better dexterity on the release with the dominant hand -...
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    Peep Sight

    this link http://www.lymanproducts.com/lymanproducts/images/No%202%20Tang%20Instructions.pdf is an article on the lyman tang peep sight. in the article it talks about aperture size and other info on peep use. i think the bottom of page 2 and top of page 3 might be relevant to you...cheers
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    leatherwood malcolm scope

    i've seen them also and saw a comment on the assra forum and bpcr.net (but their down). i can't remember the comments but i don't have a negative flag hangin around in the grey stuff. as a side coment is their good info on the history of scopes out there.??
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    Sunday Hunting?

    as weird as it sounds could the origanal trigger have been noise related :: i don't know your states well enough but is the ban in ones which have a greater density of people? the alcohol one is certainly in effct in various countries (triggered by religion) but the hunting seems to be yours...
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    Thirsty Coyote

    cheeky!! now, how do you think it found the water? being pokey and havin a look at whats up there. or, can it smell it - can water be smelt by animals? have i been living in the city too long?
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    Gary: pic's from Log Cabin!

    excuse my ignorance :o :o but whats the tunnel on top of the barrel for?
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    anyone got anything good to say bout ERA? pics?

    nicely said
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    is that a flintlock in your sporran ?

    why yes it is... A brass and steel, pistol-firing sporran, believed to be one-of-a-kind, is on display at the National Museum in Edinburgh go to link for pic http://heritage.scotsman.com/traditions.cfm?id=726222005 i wonder why it didn't catch on :shocking:
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    Shopping spree. What do I REAALLLY need? ;)

    turned blank handles without the hole drilled for the tool itself which you could add later, once you've decided. for, a shot dipper. matched set of screw drivers etc :hmm:
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    performance difference bn. flintlock & percussion

    re: hitting higher ----i was thinking archery :: i really don't know enough about either but i thought it would be a flash hole/nipple relationship that decided it also.
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    performance difference bn. flintlock & percussion

    If you had two identicle rifles and loads but one was flint and the other percusion would the performance difference be noticable? I would assume the percussion is more effective - bullet will print higher on the target with same point of aim. am i correct or is the difference negligible...
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    Here she is!!! My new 'hawk!!!

    the carrying case is real nice too..on the backof a bag would be good...again very nice :D
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    Forced Eggs

    mm yummy. definitley need the breadcrumbs - well thats how gran made them.. or you could try this guys recipe.. http://www.blogjam.com/2005/05/15/scotch-ostrich-egg/
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    original horns with maps.

    hi, i was wondering how accurate the maps are on historic horns. any academic work been done on this? now, i'm not suggesting a proper scaled surveyed/measured map useful for navigation or anything. but, were they purely cosmetic? roughly correct - as far as the maker knew anyway? or, was...
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