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    Best Char?

    Marc, There is a lot of info and opinions out there on this, 100% cotton t-shirts work fine, just a little flimsy. Lamp wick, or jean weight denim are just as good, but tougher. My 2 cents worth, hope it helps.
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    Wool Covered Canteens

    My wool cover is as much a carrier as cover. It is open topped, with straps, you slide the canteen in or out as you wish. There is an easy way to have a top that opens, but without pictures my description might be confusing more than helpful.
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    drying hamburger?

    Let me know how that works out for you. Similar experience years back led me to the way I do it now. Found by scrambling it first I was able to get it to a fine texture, which in turn dehydrated quite fast. I suppose as long as you get your pieces dry enough you can crunch them however fine you...
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    drying hamburger?

    I guess I need to clarify what I said. I did say to dehydrate the burger after scrambling it. I have had better luck dehyradating after scrambling the burger. I have had the dehydrated burger keep in jars for over a year with no ill effects. The cooking part was when you rehydrate the burger.
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    drying hamburger?

    Do it often, scramble it in a pan till cooked, then dehydrate. Tastes great when re-hydrated. It and re-hydrated diced potatoes scrambled together makes a good easy meal.
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    TVM

    Sure are, just got a call from them today. A rifle I had ordered will be ready next Wednesday.
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    Percussion nipple charger????

    I've had one for 35 years never needed/used it. Thought it might be helpful if I forgot to put powder in first.
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    1st model Bess with sterling silver furniture.

    There was one listed at TOTW site this last month.
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    Bi-centennial Besses

    I have some pictures. If anyone is interested in seeing them please email me since I can't get them on this post. I was told by someone (in the know) the lock was Italian. I have no way of confirming this as there are no markings. This is the package deal out of the Dixie catalog mentioned in...
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    Bi-centennial Besses

    I posted an answer to your question, instead of a reply to you it went in as a new topic, my error, sorry.
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    Bi-centennial Besses

    In "71" I bought an English made Bess from Dixie, it was made by Coach Harness Ltd. It has what I think is a maple stock, hand inlet for everything, the 46" barrel was forged around a mandrel and uses a steel liner in the breech. It has a steel ramrod. They did ,however, use an Italian made...
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    No more BP....

    Bill, You can get it at Toms Gun Shop in Galesburg, Il. He's on Seminary street. Can't be much over an hour from you. Pat
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