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    Which to buy????

    Lyman GPR great rifle a little on the heavy side but not a heavy as a M-60. :rotf:
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    Any fat guys using GPR?

    Mount it between bicep and shoulder and it will not bother you. Been shooting these types for years. Just got me a GPR and love it.
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    Christmas gift horn

    Great looking horn and beautiful work on it. :thumbsup:
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    Uneducated Folks

    I have been hunting and shooting sidelocks for over 35 years now. I still have people amazed that a sidelock and prb will bring down a mule deer or elk. Also how easy they are to clean and maintain. I guess TB really has them brain washed. :shake:
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    GPR 54 patch thickness

    I use a .530 rb and .018 ticking. Have a new GPR 54 with around75 shots through it.
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    WHOA Mike Brooks yet again.!!!

    Looks great,maybe someday the wife will let me get one. :rotf:
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    1st attempt at a Possible's / Huntin' Bag

    looking good :thumbsup: What did you use for the shoulder strap.
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    Here's an idea for ya,...ball bag!

    Great idea!!! Have some old softballs and will give it a try. Thanks for the idea. :bow:
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    Accidental Discharges removing a cap

    I have also been at it for 30+ years and never had it happen. I used to use a knife but went to using small needlenose.
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    Lead bullet ban in CA 7-1-08

    I,m that rear breed a native Californian, but now living in Utah. Living in the central valley as a boy most of us hunted, man, boy and girl. But now the hunters are becoming fewer. What they need to do back home is use the the same brain washing as the eco's and ant-hunters. Start educting the...
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    Need help in Utah

    Thanks alot will give Smiths & Edwards a try. The folks at Sportsmans said it was a problem keeping it the paperwork and storage.
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    Need help in Utah

    Do any of you guys out here in Utah, know of any place in, or around Salt Lake that sells black powder. Been to several gun shops and can not find it. Thanks for any help you can give.
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    Saved From the Dumpster

    Great job, it is great to see history brought back to life. :thumbsup:
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    Terry C. Johnston

    I meet Terry at book signings here in Salt Lake. A down to earth guy. Have most of his books, in fact before he died you could send my your books and he would sign them for you. When I found out when he would be in town I took the books to his signing and he would sign them with a note. Miss his...
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    Camo or Traditional

    For archery and blackpowder I wear a earth tone plaid shirt and black jeans. Have used this combo for many years and have had good luck with it. :thumbsup:
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    In responce to Big Al

    If you live near a Sportsman's Wearhouse check them out. Was in the one in Salt Lake and looked at a CVA Crockett the other day. If they do not have one they will order one for you. The wife really liked it,hint for christmas. :wink:
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    ack that I had More friends added

    I know what you mean, I have a T/C hawken 50 cal. I built over 30 years ago from a kit. Just got a GPR in 54 cal. And yes I will shoot both until I find a good flinter and start shooting it with the others. :grin:
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    Howdy from Utah

    My name is Robert Silva(Bob), I'm 59 and live in Salt Lake City, Ut. I'm not really a new comer to muzzle loading. Build my first muzzle loader in about 1973. Got out of it for a few years. Just bought a GPR in 54 cal. to hunt with. I really enjoy the forum. Thanks.
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