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    Alcohol in your bore?

    I'll take what you posted/said at face value, and it doesn't look good. I can only say that I haven't suffered any ill effects. BUT I shoot and mess with my rifles alot. Anyway, if I store them for any sigifcant time in the future I will stay away from using the TC compound as a presevative. You...
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    Cabela's sporterized Hawkin .50

    Yeah, those bullets are very good. I have the load as 95 grains of BP. Of my four BP rifles (and two are inline) I was amazed at its accuracy. I was about to let it go cheap to thin out my stable, when I found out that its now selling for 500 bucks!
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    Browning Mtn Rifles

    I had one years ago ('76?) in .50 cal. It was a mountain rifle and had iron hardware. Wish I never sold it. Good shooter too.
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    Alcohol in your bore?

    I've got four Mz loaders two inline, and two percussion. Been shooting BP since 1976. I typically have used a light coating of tc bore (yellow) butter while they are stored in my safe, with no ill effects. I do dry the bores out pretty good first however. And if I don't shoot them for an...
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    Cabela's sporterized Hawkin .50

    Shot this a while ago at the range here in Fla., iron sites, off a BullsBag. It shouldn't shoot this good...
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