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Building short N.W. Trade Gun ...
Also chips the flint! A friend told me!!- D.Summers
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FOR SALE N.W. Trade Gun
It ain't .32 caliber, is it??- D.Summers
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Building short N.W. Trade Gun ...
Thanks, dude! I don't like my flints to hit my barrel!! 😃- D.Summers
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Building short N.W. Trade Gun ...
I just reread my post! I don't reckon one could do better than "perfectly"!! But, still, it seems like the lock might prefer a one inch flint!- D.Summers
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Building short N.W. Trade Gun ...
Additionally, Mr Miller, I took that beautiful gun you sold me out again this weekend and put 10 rounds thru it, shooting with my nephew and his lovely .45 Lehigh flintlock, and at 45 paces, offhand, we kept our group at about ten inches! Just having fun! Instant ignition every time with the...- D.Summers
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Rob, I was always a dog man, myself, but my two daughters kept pining for a doggone cat! Please daddy, please, I'll take care of it, etc etc... So I obtained a cat. Was a pretty cool tabby dude cat! Youngest daughter wanted one for her own. I hemed and hawed, one's enuf, blah blah, but sure...- D.Summers
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Looking for woven strap makers
While I'll second Cutfingers! But both are excellent strap makers!- D.Summers
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Question about Revolutionary US rifle
The Charleville was a very common gun. A lot of them were in the colonies after the French and Indian war. Quite a few more than the British Brown Bess.- D.Summers
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- Forum: Original Antique Firearms
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Hats by L'il Grizz
I have that hat by Lil Grizz. It's pretty nice!- D.Summers
- Post #56
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Carolina Gun / Iron mounted
OMG! You're not just a celebrity, you might be really good at what you do!! That might be the reason that you are so loved on this forum! Keep rocking this ****, my hillbilly brother! I think that this is amazing!!- D.Summers
- Post #55
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Staying safe while hunting
That sounds extremely wonderful!!- D.Summers
- Post #17
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Photos from "Desert Expedition 1864"
Very nice! Just be careful about putting your hands in front of the cylinder! A chain ignition could horribly maim your hand! This is why that particular setup never really adopted! -
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Staying safe while hunting
Consult with Brokennock on this forum. Seems a while back that he had some very clever, period kinda correct ways of staying safe. He posted photos, and he looked great!!- D.Summers
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WITHDRAWN Antique .33 caliber percussion half stock
I'm having a hard time believing that this rifle hasn't sold yet!! What a beaut!!- D.Summers
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Building a Fusil de Chasse
Yeah, I'm with my friend Tom. It looks pretty good!!- D.Summers
- Post #402
- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench