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Getting There
I do not see any pictures but sounds like a good fun shoot !!!- Reds
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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SOLD .530 Hornady Rounballs - - SOLD
I will take them if still available- Reds
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- Forum: Shooting Accessories Sale/Trade/Wanted
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SOLD .54 Cal MAXI-BALL and round ball
PM Sent!- Reds
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- Forum: Shooting Accessories Sale/Trade/Wanted
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Unplugging patent breech? Loaded rifle…
All mine are stored “Muzzle Down”. Wipe them out, pop a couple caps and load! Never had a problem in 44 years!!! Hope this helps, Reds- Reds
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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NEW T/C Hawkens!
Gregie Boy can keep them!!!! I have all the originals and bet these new ones will not compare plus I stay far away from anything these tv personalities have anything to do with!!! Those clowns were the demise of normal hunting for normal folks!!! Shooter Buck Shooter Buck drooling and havin a...- Reds
- Post #23
- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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What would make you break out your wallet?
As far as the conicals I have got all the moulds for the Thompson Center Maxi Ball in every caliber I have. The only conical I buy is the Hornady Bore Driver in .50 cal for use in the Tree Hawk with the 1/21 twist. All others including my squirrel calibers .32 and .36 I cast from pure lead. Reds- Reds
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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What would make you break out your wallet?
Hey welcome the Forum! I personally love Thompson Centers. Everyone has their opinions so I hope others chime in as well. I bought my first in 1980, it was their .54 Renegade. As years went on I have always got them as I found good deals. One a couple years after the Renegade was the Hawkens in...- Reds
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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Bought a Smoker
One wood I did not see mentioned is Peach!!! Don’t forget the Peach!!! It doesn’t show often but when it does get all you can because once you use it you won’t want anything else!!! Hope this helps, Reds- Reds
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- Forum: Camp Cooking
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T/C Seneca .36 caliber
Yes A/C I’m in SwFl and the heat won’t let up but wait “ then there’s the dreaded swamp humidity.- Reds
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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T/C Seneca .36 caliber
I also recently purchased a NIB .36 Seneca. All paperwork, box everything like I just went to the store 40 years ago. Not in a hurry to fire it as I also have a Cherokee in .32. It likes .310 balls and the original TC white patches they sold back in the day. Found a case of them on eBay a few...- Reds
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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Got #11 CCI caps in Walmart today
Boy you guys are lucky, I’d be happy to be carded and even donate my r n to get some Walmart Caps!!! Can’t even get a camo tee shirt around here in SWFL.- Reds
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- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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SOLD TC SENECA 36 CAL.
Is this a kit gun? Do the cracks go all the way through? Is it an early serial number? Thanks- Reds
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- Forum: Firearms For Sale/Trade/Wanted
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2024/2025 Squirrel Hunting Thread...........
This one I got with a broom, only close weapon I could get to and remembered how well it worked for Grandma on Grandad!!- Reds
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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2024/2025 Squirrel Hunting Thread...........
This one last year in our chicken pen!- Reds
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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2024/2025 Squirrel Hunting Thread...........
This one almost got me while shooting my bow in backyard 3 years ago, lucky I am good with my bow!!!- Reds
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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2024/2025 Squirrel Hunting Thread...........
This one was 50 yards from my house yesterday and the neighbor missed it. I have encountered four since moving here four years ago but there has been close to twenty reported on our 1/2 mile long street. This is in SWFL.- Reds
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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New Roach Belly
No No the blade is great. I just keep that Shaving Edge on it all the time. Only reason it looses it is from me using it for cuts I probably should not be using it for. But it does it all and I don’t have to switch, not a lot of time when it seems to always be 80 or higher down here! Reds -
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The powder ran out first...
Nice shoot Mr Brit, did you get to take your Pup for this one?- Reds
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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New Roach Belly
Can’t go wrong with a “Two Feathers Roach Belly”!!! Got this one from him just when he got back to doing what he does best and can’t be happier!!! It’s now done 4 hogs 2 turkeys a few deer and numerous small game!!! Just hit it on ceramic sticks once in a while and it stays super sharp!!! Make... -
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Greetings from Maryland.
Welcome from SWFL. Lived in Southern Md on the western shore till 2000 but still hunt all fall long back home!!! Reds- Reds
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- Forum: New Member Introductions