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  1. K

    Removing Lead Oxide From Roundballs

    I have cleaned other lead tipped bullets that got all white by putting into some vinegar. Cleaned them right up. I haven't done it with lead balls but don't see why not.
  2. K

    Coning

    I don't suppose that anyone wants to sell or rent me their 54 cal coning tool? I only have one rifle to cone and thought I'd ask? Thanks.
  3. K

    who all uses peeps on their percussion guns.

    I like peeps and have several of them. It helps me quite a bit. As fun as hanging out with a bunch of people shooting muzzle loaders at a club sounds, I would probably have a hard time if someone told me that I couldn't use my peep sights. It's just a sight for petes sake!
  4. K

    Tape or.....?

    I think I will try some sort of grease next time. Does it need to be a synthetic grease? The reason I'm asking it that I thought we weren't supose to use grease while firing? Anyway, the problem or issue that I have is that when I put a small dab of anti sieze on my threads, which does do it's...
  5. K

    Bear

    I really like Black Bear meat. One of my favorites. I've shot ten or so spring bears myself and every one was tender and very tasty! I helped a friend shoot a fall bear that was eating salmon and boy was that thing stinky. The hide and meat smelled like the rotting salmon on the beach. I've also...
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    Care of meat in warm temps?

    Up here in Alaska we use a product called Game Saver. It comes in a powder form and you mix with water. We skin and quarter or bone out the meat at the site, get back to camp then pull the bags off and basically wash the meat down to clean it all up real nice with the game saver solution. From...
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