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  1. longcruise

    Duffer

    Adding a cheek rest??
  2. longcruise

    so hard to wait

    When you hunt 60 acres it's likely that the first rutting urge will have him gone.
  3. longcruise

    Advice needed on mid-late 70's TC Hawk 28"b w/1:48t

    If you do get it screwed into the tip it will probably pull the tip out of the bullet. Do like Eric suggested. I'm a frequent dryballer and have never used a puller.
  4. longcruise

    Anyone know where you can still find these in stock?

    I might have some of those. I'll have a look.
  5. longcruise

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    It has character.
  6. longcruise

    FOR SALE "Sgt York" CUSTOM .50 turkey Shoot Log rifle

    My thoughts too. Also CVA lock. What is the barrel ATF? And length.
  7. longcruise

    A Moment of Weakness

    According to the picture on the box it's a flintlock. Since that was wrong, might want to check the barrel markings to confirm caliber.
  8. longcruise

    A Moment of Weakness

    The kits and rifles that were CVA Kentuckys were all 45 caliber. Traditions makes them now and they do make a 45 and a 50. I had a 45 for a short while and it's accuracy was very good.
  9. longcruise

    A Moment of Weakness

    Nice to score a deal like that. A rare opportunity. Being a CVA I expect it's a 45 caliber. Don't let this one scare you away from the Kibler. The Kibler will be much easier to build than this one!
  10. longcruise

    2024/2025 Squirrel Hunting Thread...........

    What is the diameter of the rods?
  11. longcruise

    2024/2025 Squirrel Hunting Thread...........

    I'm curious about these rods. Are they hollow or solid?
  12. longcruise

    Got my new 45 barrel for my GPR

    How does it feel weight wise?
  13. longcruise

    DIY cleaning patches

    I use the same stuff. It's easy to use, readily available, cost efficient and any shape you choose. I've found it at Joanne's and also Wally World and Hobby Lobby.
  14. longcruise

    Hawken

    I don't think there are limitations on ad privileges. I might be wrong, but I think I've seen ads posted by members with fewer posts than yours .
  15. longcruise

    2024/2025 Squirrel Hunting Thread...........

    I think that's very true. Especially in the whitetail woods. But I can see their point. When a squirrel hunter walks by under their stand it must seem like an intrusion. Back when I hunted whitetails I was ok with any movement by other hunters.
  16. longcruise

    Hawken

    Probably do best to put a wanted in the classifieds.
  17. longcruise

    Schutzen 3F thoughts

    Thanks, I appreciate the information. I think I have some of the real stuff somewhere. I remember reminding myself to get more for the winter "leather season".
  18. longcruise

    Schutzen 3F thoughts

    I should try the neatsfoot oil. Are you using the real McCoy or compound? I get the 32 degrees. Grew up in the UP.
  19. longcruise

    Schutzen 3F thoughts

    These comments are very relevant to me. I've been shooting Scheutzen 3f for quite a few years. For the past three years I've been using vegetable oil for lube. I'm mostly a wipe between shots guy and the fouling is very noticeable using the veg oil. Last Saturday I shot with the soap and...
  20. longcruise

    How long does 1’000 caps last for an average shooter

    I agree. It's, IMO, only a problem if enough oil residue is left in the breech to combine with cap residue to even partially obstruct the ignition channel. Iike I said, I think the cleaning procedure you use pretty much assures that you won't have problems whether you snap a cap or not.
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