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  1. rusticbob

    Lined Shooting Bags

    Appears to be a thread searching for a topic!
  2. rusticbob

    Pedersoli owners, speak up

    Keep using the Crockett and save your money for powder and ball.
  3. rusticbob

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

    I just coned the barrel of my .32 Crockett. Those tiny balls and and my big fingers make loading, especially with gloves on was pretty impossible. The balls start easy now with thumb pressure, and loading is much easier. Love this gun. Unfortunately where I live in Vermont we only have a fall...
  4. rusticbob

    Remove butt plate for finishing?

    I do, but others may differ. The butt will occasionally sit on the wet ground, at least my gun does. I do not want any moisture entering and swelling, or discoloring the stock .
  5. rusticbob

    .54 Woodsrunner suggestions

    My thoughts entirely, by smashing the ball , it’s possible to flatten the top, which cannot help accuracy. Plus it’s a pain in the *** when your hands are stiff and cold when our December muzzleloader season starts here in Vermont. Not my picture,but one hell of a lot of nice bucks, and happy...
  6. rusticbob

    Shenandoah Valley Shooting Pouch

    Very nice find! Lucky man
  7. rusticbob

    .54 Woodsrunner suggestions

    Now that I have your attention Jim, can I get your opinion on “coning” a barrel? I have “coned” T/C barrels, and with round ball they are much easier to load in the field. I use the Joe Wood, caliber specific tools.I have also heard opinions that “most” muzzleloaders were “coned” years ago, and...
  8. rusticbob

    Baker .40 cal 1/2 stock value

    Went back to the Antique Mall today to look at the C.Baker rifle again. Brought a bore light this time. Good bore, but rifling seems to have very little twist to it. But from what I can see it’s clean, nipple looks good also. I took a picture with a ruler over the muzzle, appears to be a .40...
  9. rusticbob

    .54 Woodsrunner suggestions

    No, I have not looked at them yet. Mistake on my end. I love the rifle, I will find the sweet spot, just takes time and powder! Thanks all
  10. rusticbob

    .54 Woodsrunner suggestions

    That is some great shooting , hope to be half that good!
  11. rusticbob

    Variety of Brass

    What a cool sideplate! Looks like you nailed it. Is it possible one is brass, and the other bronze?
  12. rusticbob

    Other source for Permalyn sealer?

    I hate predictive spelling! That should be Dixons, in PA
  13. rusticbob

    Other source for Permalyn sealer?

    Dioxins had some last time I was there
  14. rusticbob

    .54 Woodsrunner suggestions

    Think I will try some 2F next
  15. rusticbob

    .54 Woodsrunner suggestions

    Went to the range today. Woodsrunner .54, bottom target is 65 gr FFFG Swiss, top target was 75gr fffg Swiss. A work in progress.
  16. rusticbob

    SOLD Flintlock Pistol 50 cal

    Can I get a picture, closeup of the touch hole and pan relationship please?
  17. rusticbob

    .54 Woodsrunner suggestions

    Finished and have just started to shoot my .54 Woodsrunner. At 25 yards , 60 grains of fffg Swiss put me on target. Looking for any suggested loads to shoot for better accuracy. I understand, every rifle is different, just looking for suggestions. I have Swiss, Schutzen FFFG, Schutzen FFG, and a...
  18. rusticbob

    SOLD - Pending funds New Orleans Ace

    What caliber would that be?
  19. rusticbob

    Update

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