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  1. andy52

    Loading block question

    Under normal conditions I don't use blocks either. However, if I'm shooting a timed competition I will.
  2. andy52

    Fort de Chartres

    Well, I'm geared up for it but getting too old to do it... I'll see you there. Oh , and by the way there are no bad rooms at that place.
  3. andy52

    Fort de Chartres

    I got your spot at the Connor house for three days, are you camping the entire weekend?
  4. andy52

    Fort de Chartres

    Look me up I'll be all the in the back close to the gate we'll be setting up Thur. but will leave and be back on Fri.
  5. andy52

    WANTED Bead work.

    Let me know what you think and we can continue this conversation in PMs.
  6. andy52

    Ground hog recipe?

    I've only cooked a whistle pig whole on a spit once at a rendezvous. It turned out okay, just not great. I dressed it out cut the sent glands off injected it with butter and garlic and cooked it for about three hours.
  7. andy52

    WANTED Bead work.

    I'm making a leather hunter frock and would like to put some beadwork on the cape. I made one once before. my wife did the beadwork on that one but her arthritis is so bad now she can't do that anymore. The last one was a reproduction of one from a movie it was a little different and had a...
  8. andy52

    Fort de Chartres

    Just a few days out now, I'll see you fine folks there if you're going.... :thumb:
  9. andy52

    Anyone recognize this rifle?

    I have a very early Turner Kirkland rifle (1952). Its lock does not look like that; it has a small critter engraved in it.
  10. andy52

    Repair or replace

    Personally, I'd go with a repair first you can always replace it later if the repair is unsatisfactory.
  11. andy52

    Fire starting

    Char cloth, flint, striker, tinder(your choice) and a couple of pieces bees wax soaked canvas.
  12. andy52

    Fort de Chartres

    I always bring a few instruments maybe we can strike up a tune.
  13. andy52

    Fort de Chartres

    I'd like to go to Massac but just can't justify the traders' fees.
  14. andy52

    Revisiting hardtack

  15. andy52

    Addiction recovery ?

    You're Doomed.....🤣
  16. andy52

    Fun True Story from this weekend

    Back some years ago I'd dress out to hunt, with buckskin pants, a wool shirt, and a capote. Just like most states Hunter blaze orange is required didn't have much choice in the vest but I did buy a blaze orange Toque.
  17. andy52

    Show N Tell your first MLer rifle

    The first ML I bought and used for years was a Ted Hatfield half-stock in .54. I got it in the early 80s. It was a nice-looking rifle and very accurate.
  18. andy52

    WANTED Bead work.

    Looking for someone that does custom bead work. I'm in the process of making a leather hunter frock and I'd like to put some bead work on it.
  19. andy52

    About your hunting rifles

    I have several rifles but generally hunt with only one, it's a custom made SMR that I've had for 30 years nothing fancy plain walnut stock and iron furniture. It's the most accurate rifle I have and is in .45.
  20. andy52

    cheek slapper

    Yep. Most of the original rifles I have are too short LOP and don't shoulder well.
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