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    18th Cen Ball Puller

    Yes screws have been around for millennia. Let me be more specific. In the 1700s what did the tool look like? The few original loading sticks I have seen were either of wood alone or had a affixed metallic ramming tip that was solid. So we're ball pullers a separate rod all together with a...
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    18th Cen Ball Puller

    Hello, What type of ball puller would have been used in the 1700s? I assume the modern screw on for the loading stick was not the method. Thanks
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    Traditional North East Indian Accoutrements

    Museums are fine and dandy; however, I prefer more personal insight or recommended reference. There is a vast amount of material out there which half of which I am sure is not worth the paper it is written on. That is why I am looking to a more public forum where I can query those like...
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    Traditional North East Indian Accoutrements

    It is true that a picture is worth a thousand words. I understand that my initial question was very broad but that is testament to my lack of knowledge on the subject at hand. My interest stems for the home and area in which I live. My house was built in southern New Hampshire in 1771 on...
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    Rogers' Ranger Hawk

    FYI Nice looking hawk. I just recieved two from this link?www.delarondeforge.com. THe wait is a bit long but the work in very good and the service great.
  6. M

    Traditional North East Indian Accoutrements

    You may want to consider being Matis. Please explain your recommendation.
  7. M

    Traditional North East Indian Accoutrements

    Thanks for your detailed response. Let me think a bit more about each area and respond for your input point by point. I hope that is OK. Thanks again.
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    Traditional North East Indian Accoutrements

    My inquiry was about all tribes in North East North America from early European settlements through the American Revolution (disregarding early Viking encroachments onto the Canadian east coast). To the best of my current knowledge that would include the Huron, Neutrals, Iroquois, Abenaki and...
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    Traditional North East Indian Accoutrements

    Can someone offer learned opinion or reference source on the proper type and donning of shooting, hunting and fighting accoutrements of North East Indians. Thanks
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    Jager Butt Plate

    It is from Pecatonica as part of their Jager kit. It is in the traditional Germanic style similar in shape to rifles No. 2,3 & 4 in Vol. 1 of Shumway's Rifles of Colonial America.
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    Jager Butt Plate

    I have sunk the tang of the butt plate flush into the comb of the rifle and now as I set the plate down against the butt I notice a small gap between the plate and the butt. There is no light showing but I want to eliminate the gap. Is it simply a matter of screwing the plate to the heel and...
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