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    Indian Made Fusil de Chasse

    It wasn't considerable, but it was noticeable.
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    Indian Made Fusil de Chasse

    I've wondered this too. The springs are all heavy. I've polished and stoned all the parts that rub against each other. That knocked down on the grinding during operation.
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    Indian Made Fusil de Chasse

    Thanks for the advice everyone. I've done a couple of more things. First I ran a tight cleaning patch down but I did not feel any change in resistance as I passed that area. Second, I have a cheapo endoscope that shows the video on my phone. I ran that down and didn't notice any anomalies...
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    Indian Made Fusil de Chasse

    I have an Indian-made fusil de chasse. I bought it used and have shot it both live and during reenactments for around 5 years. All of the hardware had been browned but I cleaned it all up and got it back to the white. Afterwords, while rubbing down the barrel with a wax/oil mix, I noticed a...
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    Hello from Indiana

    Longtime lurker and finally wanted to introduce myself. I've been shooting muzzleloaders since the late 90's and got into F&I reenacting 5 years ago. I've learned quite a bit from this forum and hopefully I can give back in some way.
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    Greetings from Indiana

    Thanks for the warm welcomes. I'm from Miami County, the heart of circus country :shake:
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    Greetings from Indiana

    Last Thanksgiving I bought a used Fusil, my first flintlock. Whenever I googled a question, I was usually sent here for the answer. So I thought I would join. I recently started F&I reenacting and have made everything except my footwear, hat, and firelock. I've been doing leather craft for...
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