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    Will I be happy with a Crocket

    All the Crocket squirrel rifles I have shot have been very accurate out to 50 yards. If the shooter is capable of shooting 1" groups at 50 yards the Crocket will do its part once you find what it likes as far as a load. My 32 muzzleloader is capable of taking rabbits with head shots at 50...
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    First powder horn

    Nice Horn! I will be composing a horn here very soon and I hope it comes out as nice as yours! Take care! NORD
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    Brown everything?

    Hi Boone, I used the American Walnut stain from Laurel Mountain Forge...I used a good bit on it and really watched the figure until I liked it. Then I used some 400 grit wet/dry sand paper and rubbed in the Laurel Mountain Forge wood Sealer. Finally I used their finish as well. Then I used...
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    Bees wax/oil or just oil patches?

    Well I like beeswax and olive oil mix for lubing my 45 ACP bullets but have never tried it for patches. I have really like and still use the Mink Oil from Track of the Wolf.
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    Brown everything?

    Hi Kooner, The german silver heart is indeed inleted...I use a very large magnefying glass when inleting to get it as perfect as I can. Thank you for the complement on my muzzleloader! NORD
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    Brown everything?

    Here you go Kooner & Recurve...enjoy!
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    Brown everything?

    Howdy! I browned everything including the lock plate and hammer on my GPR. I just sanded the case color off with 220 grit wet/dry sand paper. I heat blued all my screw heads...much simpler then browning them all...that could make you crazy. It worked great! Here is a photo showing the...
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    Saw this today

    Cute little Bugger! :)
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    New Hawk

    Wow! That is a nice hawk! :thumbsup: Good job! I just love the look of maple grain. The only reason you see the flaws is because you made it and you know where they are...the average Joe would not see those flaws.
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    Night Action

    Very nice photo! That would make a good wallpaper! :thumbsup:
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    few of my hawks

    WOW! Very nice work! Nice exact lines...very pleasing to the eye!
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    My first holster!

    VERY NICE! :thumbsup: I really enjoy working with leather too, so what is your next project?
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    Cheapest GPR

    I don't beleive so...that is where I purchased mine.
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    Remember this print?

    Well congrats! Very nice...I like it!
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    Some recent projects

    Well thanks everyone for looking! I sure enjoy sharing ideas! :hatsoff:
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    Some recent projects

    Hi all! Just thought I would share some of my most recent projects with you all. Right now I am enjoying some leather working....what do you think? Above is a knife I made from a Russell Green River blank...I attached some Rosewood blanks and called it good...it is now my all purpose...
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    leaving guns loaded

    Vic Well Mr. Vic .. are you expectin company? :grin: Or .. are those for in-laws comin ta visit! :hmm: I only have two loaded for bear! :thumbsup: Davy :rotf: :rotf: :rotf: Even though I completly agree with Vic's stradigy for protecting his wife and himself from the scum of the...
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    scrimshaw Dye

    Thank you very much for all the replies! You have been a great help!
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    scrimshaw Dye

    Hmmmm....how do you get a hold of India ink...sounds messy to me
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    scrimshaw Dye

    If you use soot then do you seal the horn after you ar done filling your scrimshaw with soot?
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