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    Padded case for spare barrel

    AZflyguy- If your case has a shoulder strap that runs from end to end and it's 58" or longer, then you have an older version. The updated version has a shoulder strap that stops at 50" from the muzzle end and the balance point issue was addressed. My wife has worked for the company since 2004...
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    Shooting a 1863 Tom Nixon Springfield in NSSA

    Billy I use 42 gr fff a Rapine 575510 sized .002 under bore size in both mine and my wifes muskets in Nssa comp. You will probally find a good load in the 40 to 45 grain range. BobM,CVG
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    Smith Carbine

    Like Ken I also have been shooting an original for about 20years in NSSA compation. I have changed the hinge screw once a couple of years ago and that tightened the action back up tight. I use the plastic cases with 30gr 3f Goex .07cc of cream of wheat filler and a Rapine 515365 bullet lubed...
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    Minie Molds???

    Arilar you can also try a lube mixture of 3 to 1 mutton tallow to beeswax. Thats the lube mixture that I've been using for the last 20 plus years of NSSA competition and never had a problem.
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    1816 Musket barrel work?

    Cheyenne I have an 1816 that had a drum conversion and was cut back to 33" length. I ended up restocking it with a Dunlop stock and got the parts to convert it back to flint from the Rifle Shop. The barrel, What you are interested in,I sent to Bobby Hoyt. He streched it out to full...
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