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    Pyrodex Troubles

    I guess that is a negative testimonal for Elephant :winking:
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    Pyrodex Troubles

    You could use 10 grains or so of BP as an ignition charge. Clutch
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    Freshen a barrel

    Could you mention how you go about making your cutter? Great thread! Clutch
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    Freshen a barrel

    Please do!
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    Flashpoint

    I think flashpoint is related to vapors eminating from liquids. Not sure flashpoint is the proper term. Maybe ignition temperature would be it. Check this link: http://www.musketeer.ch/blackpowder/recipe.html Clutch
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    Shot in rifle

    And the link to it is: http://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/fusionbb/showtopic.php?tid/200206/post/new/#NEW Clutch
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    Shot in rifle

    I don't see any way shooting shot would hurt your rifle. Go for it. Clutch
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    Self-cast bullets for hunting

    It is a great way to recycle your fired bullets!
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    pill bottle for speed load

    Now that is slick :thumbsup: I sure like your idea, looks much nicer than the pill bottle I have used. Clutch
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    Stock duplication

    You might want to google using stock router pantograph build as terms. If you have a few rifles you want to do and like building things it might be a plan. Clutch
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    Plans drawings pictures of a flintlock action

    Thanks for that tip also. I have a watch set on it also. Clutch
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    Plans drawings pictures of a flintlock action

    Thanks for the tip. I have a watchlist set on ebay. Clutch
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    Where do you get tow (flax fiber) and a tow worm?

    I keep reading on this tow fiber and think it might be good stuff for cleaning a rifle with deep rifling. I tried looking over Track of the Wolf, DGW, and such and while DGW has tow, they do not seem to have the worm. So links to possible suppliers would be very welcome. thanks, Clutch
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    barrel channel

    Here is another way. My uncle (eph289) used two different router bits, a straight and one with a 45 degree profile along with a router guide the stock was clamped into. Clutch
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    Reaming to 50

    I'm thinking that you will want to grind a pilot on the drill bit to center on the rifling. Clutch
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    S Zihn wants your input

    I have my dream guns. My uncle built both of them. One for him that I ended up with and he later reworked for me and another he built just for me. Clutch
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    Plans drawings pictures of a flintlock action

    I've searched around on tow and can't find the blue print offering. Clutch
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    Plans drawings pictures of a flintlock action

    Is there a resource where one could get the dimensions of a rock lock if one had the desire to build one from scratch. It is the beginning of winter and I think uncle needs a project to keep him from going stir crazy. I have a feeling this could keep him busy for hours, days, weeks. Uncle has...
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    Almost finished with the first project... (and on the Tower Pistol in general)

    You got pictures? As far as leaving it in the white, I have a rifle that I am going to leave white instead of the plumb brown thing. I figure if it gets brown over time then it got it honest and it will look good the more I shoot it and take it out. I'm not a big fan of artifical aging of...
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    Co2 Discharger Warning

    Check your game laws. In Michigan, a muzzleloader with the cap removed or the prime charge removed from the pan is considered unloaded for transport purposes. I did a quick google search on Idaho and wasn't able to figure out if you have similar rules. Clutch
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