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    An apology

    To all those that saw Mike Brooks' ad for my guns posted on this and other websites, I want to apologize for the confusion. I had asked Mike to be my agent and grew frustrated and impatient, finally posting my own ads on another board without Mike's knowledge or permission. The ensuing confusion...
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    Custom Gunmakers

    The problem sometimes lies in both camps. Higher than realistic expectations and no research lead to dashed hopes and angry exchanges. Then there's smug, unwarrented attitudes too. I have a friend who builds guns from scratch. Everything that goes out of his shop causes me to want another one of...
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    Favorite rifle builder today

    I would choose Michael S. Brooks of Davenport Iowa. He is simply the best. Mike has the expertise, skill and determination to do the job right. I have had eight guns built by him, each one is a working piece of art. He is my friend as well.
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    What's your favorite smoothy, undt do ya own it?

    I've had a bunch of them, Northwest trade gun, a custom made restock of a French trade gun inspired by Colonial Frontier Guns. Both in .58 cal. A New England Club Butt fowler in 12 bore. And finally my first love, a Tulle Fusil du Buccaneer, in 24 gauge. It took nearly three years to get all the...
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    your favorite style of rifle and do you own one?

    It's pictured in the Colonial Rifle books you can get through the NMLRA, the title escapes me. And ML Brown's Firearms in colonial america, Smithsonian.
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    your favorite style of rifle and do you own one?

    I like several styles of flintlock rifles, I own an early Berks County rifle, (Bob) c.1745, based on one in the Smithsonian. A rifle based on the "Brass Barreled guns" of northern Virginia c. 1750, (Sweet Marie). I also have a Rowan County, North Carolina Rifle, (Ol' Daniel). And an Ohio style...
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    Howdy Doody from I oughta went around

    Hi I'm John, the Barbaric1. I hale from eastern Iowa. I shoot at targets with all my muzzleloaders. I have several Flint long guns, a flint pistol and a couple caplock revolvers. I've been shooting muzzleloaders since 1976. (caught the bi-centenial fever) Used to re-enact, Rev. War and F&I. A...
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