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  1. basultooutdoors

    Newb Here

    Just my preference
  2. basultooutdoors

    Newb Here

    In order to properly clean a Muzzleloader, at least caplocks, you must take off the barrel and swab hot soapy water through it, then swab it out until clean with Bolistol. Most flintlocks cannot have the barrel removed and in trying to clean it you can damage the furnishing.
  3. basultooutdoors

    Newb Here

    I'm going to keep it short and say to start off with a precussion caplock. They are cheaper and easier to clean/ manage. Then if you are still interested, move into flintlocks. (A flintlock to a caplock is like fly fishing to spinning rods). Best of luck!
  4. basultooutdoors

    WANTED Leather Belt

    I am welcome to any price
  5. basultooutdoors

    WANTED Leather Belt

    So in other words raw would be fine.
  6. basultooutdoors

    My Hawken Collection

    I have a CVA 50 cal. Hawkens myself and it's a good gun. Precision cap Hawkens are the way to go!
  7. basultooutdoors

    SOLD Buckle shoes Leather approx size 10

    Are these mens or womens? Size wize that is
  8. basultooutdoors

    SOLD Chinks

    Beautiful... but not something I need
  9. basultooutdoors

    SOLD Sash and leg ties.

    I think these are really cool and your price is good for a sash and garters. I just dont need a sash and this is mostly likely your problem. Someone will come along who will
  10. basultooutdoors

    WANTED Leather Belt

    Size does not matter as they can usually be cut to length. A round buckle sounds fine, and hand forged is more period. I am not particular about any staining either Thanks
  11. basultooutdoors

    WANTED Leather Belt

    I am 15 and am interested in a 2 or 3 inch leather belt with period belt buckle for an 18th century longhunter. Thanks
  12. basultooutdoors

    Beavertail Flap Belt Bag

    The shape
  13. basultooutdoors

    Townshends

    Are their clothes accurate and well made? Thanks
  14. basultooutdoors

    Hunter Orange Voyageur Cap

    Can you use a hunter orange knitted cap in stead of a vest or hat for reenacting hunting? Thanks
  15. basultooutdoors

    Tomahawk Handle Finish

    Put it on a wood lathe if you have one and polish it while it is running. The turning nature of a wood lathe helps get it in all of the grooves making it a smooth finish. Also sand the old finish out this way.
  16. basultooutdoors

    Beavertail Flap Belt Bag

    Were belt bags with beavertail flaps ever used? If so where did they originate? And were belt bags used by longhunter frequently? Thanks
  17. basultooutdoors

    I need information in my CVA Plainsman Muzzleloader

    I had to buy a new nipple in order for it to align and fit #11 caps, but I bought mine used for 50$ so...
  18. basultooutdoors

    Percussion Caplock Origin

    Does anyone know when, and how the precision caplock was invented and founded? Thanks
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