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Complete noob to muzzleloading.
If only it was a smoothbore... IDK about the rifle, I'm not saying it isn't good, but it's a rifle. I'm more looking for a shotgun. I think the lock of the flintlock would be easy enough to modify to take match, I wouldn't really have to do anything else. But still, it's like buying an Ikea...- Hulbert
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- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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Complete noob to muzzleloading.
Ok, uh, I thought it was clear to everyone, I'm NOT MAKING THE GUN FROM PIPE! I gave that idea up when I read the first set of replies. I actually asked if anyone could recommend a good book for me to get that will show me what I need to do, and answer a lot of my questions. I'd really like...- Hulbert
- Post #23
- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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Wasted Tag!
At least you got to see a deer, and get a shot. The only deer I've seen were beside the road. And they ate all the corn I put out and disappeared once season started (but they left me a nice "present" where the food had been!). Thanksgiving I went out to do some hunting and heard shots all...- Hulbert
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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Complete noob to muzzleloading.
Thanks for the info! I might try that with the old barrel, I have some threading dies and a hacksaw. I take it I need to purchase a breech plug? Then I thread it and screw it on, or is this something that needs welding? Can anyone maybe mention a good book that will point me in the right...- Hulbert
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- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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Complete noob to muzzleloading.
Seamless tubing? I take it that's a specialty thing and not something to buy at Lowes?- Hulbert
- Post #11
- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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Complete noob to muzzleloading.
Thanks to all who replied, glad I asked before I did it! I was going to use a threaded pipe and put a cap on it. Guess I'll look into buying a decent used one. I've seen some but they were in bad condition, so I ask- Can I use these as a building block? Remove rust, clean, degrease, re-blue...- Hulbert
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- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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Complete noob to muzzleloading.
I recently was refinishing a modern firearm and thinking about the next deer season. My state is supposed to be extending the muzzle loader season by a week, taking a week out of the bow season. Naturally, as a sportsman, I wish to capitalize on this. Having wanted to get a muzzleloader for...- Hulbert
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