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    Hello from florida

    Welcome from north west Florida (panhandle).
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    A new Powder Horn

    Where is the best place to get raw cow horns? Many years ago a local veterinarian would call me when he had dehorned come cattle. He would leave them in a box on the AC unit out back for me to pick up. Haven’t done a horn in years.
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    New Member Saying Hello

    Hello from Tennessee and Florida. I’m an old guy who has messed with muzzle loaders almost all my life. I’ve built a few and am working on several now. As for the TN FL thing, I have a nice but cluttered shop in TN but spend quite a bit of time in FL. I have a shop here but it has been and is...
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    What is best no nonsense approach to remove hardened beeswax from mini bullets?

    Mutton tallow does not become rancid like other animal fats. I have always gotten mine from DGW. By the way, first post though I’ve been a member for a while.
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    GPR as good as they used to be?

    I owned a Lyman Great Plains rifle many years ago and and can state that it was a nicer rifle than the new one I examined about five years ago. I foolishly sold my rifle and was thinking about buying another one but the new one was so rough that I decided to build one. Bill
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    New Member Saying Hello

    I may be a new member but I am not new to muzzleloading. I built my first rifle, a flintlock, in the late 60's. Back then Dixie Gun Works was the only option. I haven't built a rifle in quite a few years but I have three that I'm working on now. A Pennsylvania style flintlock, a Tennessee style...
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    Hello from the foot hills of Tennessee

    Howdy everyone. I'm 76 years old and have been building and shooting muzzle loaders for many years. I built my first long rifle when I was in my 20's. I also like to restore old singleshot cartridge rifles. I'm slowing down and am looking to divest myself of some things. Some will be muzzle...
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