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  1. mikek793

    Back into antiques…

    That's exactly what I did with my great, great grandfather's shotgun mentioned earlier in this thread. After replacing the nipples that were mushrooms from my father and uncle dry firing it when they were kids. Although I did use Duval's gun restoration kit and etched the barrels to bring out...
  2. mikek793

    Back into antiques…

    I shoot my great, great grandfather's 12gauge double barrel percussion shotgun he had on 1850. If it's shootable I shoot it.
  3. mikek793

    Flintlock muzzleloaders will rule again

    Shoot fire Cayman I remember back in 1980 while stationed at Great Lakes Naval Base for my "A" school we'd run over to your town cause we could by beer legally there considering our age at the time 😁.
  4. mikek793

    Flintlock muzzleloaders will rule again

    Sounds like I'll be able to set up my personal shooting range, get the rabbit stew simmering on the fire, and break out the sippin whiskey. Works for me 😄
  5. mikek793

    BP's for Survival

    A cannon poking out each window. Five gallon buckets of fg,lots of fuse,and buckets full of nails for projectiles. And for those who get past that and the razor wire covering the doors I'll greet them with my 12g sxs ML shotgun.
  6. mikek793

    Possible New Kind of Short Starter for Smoothbores?

    My 1850's 12G. sxs ramrod has a button on the end also. Never understood why till I read this post though. Makes a lot of sense now.
  7. mikek793

    Bending wax cast trigger guard question

    Is that a kit pistol? Or a scratch build?
  8. mikek793

    Bending wax cast trigger guard question

    I really like the looks of that pistol I'm thinking I'll make one when I'm done with my J.P.Beck style rifle. I don't have a pistol yet.
  9. mikek793

    Bending wax cast trigger guard question

    From what I can see it came pretty perfect. That looked like a lot to bend. Thumbs up to you!
  10. mikek793

    southern AZ active clubs?

    I'm in Vail about 20 miles s.e. of Tucson. I know that's not really close to Yuma though. I don't recall seeing anyone else on here from Yuma except you mushka. But I could be mistaken on that.
  11. mikek793

    Damascus barrels

    Would London Stub Twist barrels be considered Damascus?
  12. mikek793

    southern AZ active clubs?

    OK thanks for the info. I've been looking for a closer place to home to shoot instead of where I use to go which was south of arivaca and meant staying overnight.
  13. mikek793

    'Nuther NorCal Check-In!

    Welcome from Tucson! Been here for 46 years myself.
  14. mikek793

    Are we doing a disservice to new flint shooters?

    Shoot fire iv'e always thought one of the best things about shooting flinters WAS the pan flash. One of the big reasons I got into shooting them.
  15. mikek793

    southern AZ active clubs?

    Anyone know if you need a permit of any kind to shoot in Hog Canyon? Thanks
  16. mikek793

    Inletting Black Is Messy Stuff

    I've had good luck with q-tips but think I'll try Zonie's idea of model paintbrush.
  17. mikek793

    Shotgun Restoration

    I also etched the barrels some to bring out the twist pattern.
  18. mikek793

    Shotgun Restoration

    Mine is a 12 ga., don't know what I was thinking saying it was 50 cal. Must have had my rifle build on the brain.o_O
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