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    Handconnon profile

    If I remember that right it is an handle of something daggerlike. To make a picture of that will take some time. I dont know when I go to the museum next time but I have planned to do so and then I´ll make a pic.
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    Handconnon profile

    The original is cast of bell bronze. Brass is just cheaper and easier to work with and easier to get. Or does someone know a bell caster?
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    Handconnon profile

    The real thing:
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    New Gonne

    The gonne is made of brass and the Patina ist made with a recipe of this site: http://www.sciencecompany.com/patinas/patinaformulas.htm .
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    New Gonne

    Now it is complete:
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    New Gonne

    Thats my new Babe: Still unshot but the time of the maidenshot comes closer :-) .
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    My first Gonne

    Distance?
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    Small bore Jaeger?

    is that book published in Germany?
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    To Flintlock or not to Flintlock . . .

    The most unreliable with the gun is me. I have always a misfire when I´ve forgotten to fill in the powder(I´m specialist in doing so). If I have filled in the powder I normally have no misfires and flintlock shooting makes addicted.
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    Nock's Volley Gun

    Maybe someone remembers the Sharpe series made by the BBC? Seargent Harper got a volleygun. Here is a link to more information: http://www.southessex.co.uk/weapons/nock.htm
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    Swedish guns

    For me it looks like a prussian Jägerbüchse before 1796. Btw where is "Frisberg"? I cant find a city with that name, sounds more like the name of a person.
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    Matchlock safety

    In german this thing is called "Luntenberger" (match=Lunte,berger=holder) and must be used on a range.
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    German website of interest,

    lesson 2: ß = ss = Straße = Strasse (street) You´re welcome = bitte (schön) please = bitte :grin: Thank you = Danke :thumbsup:
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    Got My Ball Stuck

    Here is explained why: Why Does a Short-Started Ball Cause a Barrel Bulge? http://www.ctmuzzleloaders.com/mlexperiments/bulge/bulge.html
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    Got My Ball Stuck

    A few days ago I had that Problem too. I used a wooden hammer with the ramrod to get it down. Sometimes a little bit force helps :v
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    Wano PPP vs Swiss FFFG?

    :haha: The smokecloud was 100m high and two workers were injured, one came to a specialclinic for burnings. The CIA dont test in East-Germany, the WANO Powdermill is occupied by the KGB.
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    VENT LINER

    My TH is coned on the outside and 1,8 mm(.070) wide (.54 Jaeger). Its really fast.
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    Wano PPP vs Swiss FFFG?

    In the Blackpowermill where WANO is made, a few weeks ago happend an accident. http://www.goslarsche.de/gz/specials/artikel_text/?id=2051&showit=yes
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    Half Stock Fowlers?

    Can someone explain a german guy what a fowler is? The diconaries I´ve used brought no useful result...
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    Too close ones eyes or not too!

    Why is flinching a matter to you? When I flinch the shot is long gone. :grin: IMHO: If you have a fast ignition it cant matter.
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