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    Any other brewers out there?

    I was wondering if there are any other homebrewers out there. I have been brewing modern and medieval style beers(and ciders and meads) for some time now and am starting to get into doing 18thC styles. Has anyone else here done any of these and how did they turn out? I was thinking about doing...
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    Enlish Style Fowler

    I need to keep the price in the $1,000 and under range. I have seen some nice used guns, but I really want an in the white since I like to put some of my own work and time into my hobbies and I can handle the finishing work. The English Fowler type seemed a good style for what I want to do and...
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    Enlish Style Fowler

    As far as caliber and barrel length go I was thinking along the lines of a .62 cal with a barrel in the neighborhood of 42". I can deal with a gun being older than the 1760's time frame as I am going to be primarily using it for re-enacting as a civilian around the beginning of the Rev War who...
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    Enlish Style Fowler

    I am looking to buy my first flintlock and could use a bit of advice. I want something that would be appropriate for the SE Pennsylvania area and around the 1760's time frame. The only real reference material that I have is the Collector's Illustrated Encyclopedia of the American Revolution and...
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    Muzzleloading and Archery

    Custom English stlyle longbow made by Bill Darr of Whipperwill Archery. Made of American Mulberry with horn tips. Shoots 54# at 31 1/2"inches(long arms). Great bow, mulberry shoots alot like yew but at a price that I could afford at the time. Another fav is an old Colt Plainsman recurve that I...
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    Smoked Turkey for the Holidays Good as Ham

    I use a barrel style smoker with an off-set firebox and a mix of hardwood charcoal and either wood chips or chunks. For turkey I try to keep the temp around 200, this usually works out to 190 to 210 over the course of 12-14 hours. There is no tried and true rule for how much wood to use as it...
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    best paper targets for open sights?

    Posters of Barney the Dinosaur or The Tele-Tubbies?
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    Our other hobbies

    Working on the house, which I guess is more of a lifestyle than a hobby. Brewing is my biggest money and time muncher. Beer,wine,mead,cider,if it has natural sugar in it I have this urge to throw in some yeast and dump it into a carboy. By next summer I plan on having a dedicated brewery in a...
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