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    Ballistol

    Actually, 'diller tastes a lot like fine-grained, high grade pork. Besides, it comes with it's own built-in half shell! :rotf: And then there's Armadillo Eggs! :wink: http://www.seriouseats.com/recipes/2012/05/armadillo-eggs-stuffed-jalapenos-grilling-snacks.html
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    Tin-plated Enfield two-band naval rifle

    Oops you're right...had a senior moment there or a typographical slip of the lip! :shocked2: :wink:
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    Texas Management Buck - 4X3

    In this area I like to go to the Chaparral WMA southwest of Cotulla, below San Antonio. I don't know what's in their water, but those bucks grow some crazy pokers on top of their noggins. :wink...
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    Ballistol

    I smile at all the stuff posted about Ballistol and it's odor. I think my two favorites are.... "Ballistol: Or How To Make Your Gun Smell Like Moldy Underpants" "If you like the smell of liqueurs like Chartreuse, Jagermeister and Anisette or black jelly beans or Biscochito cookies...you'll...
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    Slanted Breech vs Straight Breech

    Yes, I agree...Dave's explanation said it more succinctly than my ramblings! :wink:
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    PRB Holder

    You can end up a trophy here in Texas doing that to someone! :wink: Don't think 30 minutes of wait time is necessary...rolling and smoking a Bugler quirley is about a 5 to 6 minute job! :haha:
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    Tin-plated Enfield two-band naval rifle

    IF you're good at mental math it's 27.34 times number of drams(drachm)...if not, use the chart! :yakyak: :rotf:
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    meat on a rock

    Secret or secrete? :wink: :haha:
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    Deer Slayer trigger in T/C

    Not us...we're a sly old bunch of sillies! :wink: :haha:
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    "Crude" Conversions?

    I recall seeing the metal piece locked in the jaws of a flint hammer to act as a impact source for a percussion drum conversion. I've looked all over but can't find a photo and just don't recall a specific name for the type or it's inventor to Google up for better description or photo. Sorry...
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    "Crude" Conversions?

    There are several methods of converting flintlock to percussion. Just using military muskets as an example , there are three basic types used by the armories and private contractors. 1. "French Style" conversion or "drum & nipple" conversion. All external lock parts were removed and threaded...
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    2 eater pigs 1 shot with the white mountain carbine .54

    Yeah! 2-fer pork chops for Christmas dinner! :hatsoff:
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    Late season NY doe.

    Good job. Looking forward to the pics! :thumbsup:
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    Texas Management Buck - 4X3

    Better make a few venison tamales just 'cause! :wink:
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    Davy Crockett, King of the Trapdoor Boys!

    https://i.pinimg.com/736x/6e/fb/06/6efb066d1e4df3aa7b5fb01f01226fb8--fess-parker-antenna-tv.jpg https://i.pinimg.com/736x/62/e8/d2/62e8d257c7d2178903be531ece37d1cc--fess-parker-davy-crockett.jpg :haha: :rotf:
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    CVA Kentucky Rifle

    Some early Mountain Rifles and a few one-piece Kentucky rifles had USA marked barrels, usually Sharon or Douglas. Most of CVA's production will be marked "Made in Spain". Later when Deer Creek took over they completed some of the production with unmarked barrels of US construction. How much...
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    Wal-Mart Flannel?

    Not specifically a T-shirt, but the funniest tag I ever saw was..."100% miscellaneous odd lots of undetermined fiber content". What? Is that the lint from 10,000 navels? :shocked2: :wink: :haha:
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    Texas Management Buck - 4X3

    Great...and you're not too far to invite me over for Christmas venison lunch! :wink: :rotf:
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    Powder load

    That was the old stand-by! :thumbsup:
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    CVA Kentucky Rifle

    Looks like those for sale run around that; kits about the same as well. They're not fancy but back in the old days they put a lot of Bambis in the freezer. 75 grains of FFg was about their limit but a lot of guys then did well with a slightly lesser speed load with 50 grains of FFFg...got within...
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