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    GPR Peep sight

    Yes, I actually prefer the peep. I used this site extensively in the military. Only problem here in PA is that I don't think they allow a peep sight on a flintlock in the late post Christmas season. Heck if I know the reason, since they allow the fiber optics. Thanks for the response.
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    GPR Peep sight

    Any reviews on this product would be appreciated. Thanks.
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    Pillow ticking

    Previously it was suggested to me to use pillow ticking as patch, as opposed to using the pre-lubed 020 patch that I was using. I was getting absolutely no accuracy out of the 020 material. FYI, I shoot a .490 ball out of a Lyman Deerstalker. Anyways, I went out to buy some pillow ticking at...
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    Caring for brass accessories

    Wonder what anyone may suggest as a cleaning compound to clean up my tarnished brass accessories. They are pretty bad, and will need a full refurbish job after the late PA flintlock season. Thanks for any comments.
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    Patch and Powder

    Rebel, I switched to the pillow tick and the 3f this weekend, and my group has never been better. I also bought a tube of the T/C Bore Butter for the lube. Thanks alot to everyone for responding.
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    Patch and Powder

    Well, being new and all I have browsed around and feel somewhat outclassed. I am relatively new to the black arts and last year had alot of problems with accuracy with my Lyman Deerstalker (be easy on me, I gotta start somewhere). I am so glad to find this forum, as I know I can probably...
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