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    Bees wax

    I'd be interested to find out your technique for sealing that bag. I used beeswax to "seal" the seams of an oil tanned bag I made and I just rubbed it on a tightly stitched seam on both sides and the edges. I traded the bag before I got to try it out, so I'm not sure if my "sealing" did any good...
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    First Horn & A New Bag

    Good work, sir! I agree with your comments on Albert's book. I have yet to build a bag from his patterns, but have gone so far as to trace and cut one of the patterns out, but I doubt I'll build the bag. It's just too small for me. I have the same habit of scrounging around at work looking...
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    maid a new sheath

    Cool looking sheath! Nice work.
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    Carved Whitetail Antler

    Thanks everyone. Making this one was simple. Put it in a padded vise and drilled the center with a 5/15 bit and used a Dremel High Speed Cutter to bore it out. Used a triangular shaped file, a small one to do all of the carving. No big deal if you use a pencil to draw the lines you intend to...
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    Carved Whitetail Antler

    60 grain powder measure.
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    Antler usage

    I'm working on the pipe now. :grin:
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    Antler usage

    Spare antlers lying around, so I sawed 'em up. Here are the first results of the wreckage. [/img] [/img]
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    linen possible bags

    Good information. Thanks for sharing, guys. :bow:
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    Also new

    Northeastern Georgia. Gainesville to be precise. Thanks for the welcome, guys.
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    Also new

    Just got signed up after finding this forum a few days ago. It looks great in here! I know I'll learn a lot. :bow:
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    Standard CCI #11's

    I never used anything but CCIs. They've never failed me in nearly 20 years.
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    pillow ticking?

    I'm new here and new to the homemade patch notion. I'm just now really getting into a purer form of traditional muzzleloading, but have shot for years but always with pre-cut patches. What is the ideal thickness for loading patches?
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