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Powder Horn: Stupid Newbie Question
TOW has small funnels... You could modify the horn if it does not fill from the rear (base plug). Depends on how large the hole is in the neck. I use a small funnel to fill mine through the neck... takes a while to fill it but it works.- bovey
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Pecatonica river gun stock.
Have used their stocks and have no problems... good folks to deal with.- bovey
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Cherry wood.....
A solution of lye water was normally used to color cherry a rich red/brown color. About a teaspoon of lye to a quart of water. You could also use LM stains in place of the lye solution.- bovey
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cost of custom guns
Look at what it costs for a modern custom rifle... you will spend a minum of $1000 and up if you supply the action for a complete job. Muzzleloading rifles are a bargin... Your parts cost runs #400 - $500... You will have a minimum of 100 - 150 manhours in the production depending on the...- bovey
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Over-Looked Smoothbore
Don't forget the Buccaneer muskets and American muskets that were made up from spare parts during the Revolution. Battle Weapons of the American Revolution has some good examples. I think we tend to overlook some of these examples of ingenuity.- bovey
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