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    My latest Flat horn hand etching

    Absolutely beautiful work!
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    Lewis & Clark - Corps of Discovery

    Bigfoot, well said. I don't really think a person is serious about the search for knowledge when they attack arguably the best authority on this subject over his personality and or writing style. I read Undaunted Courage the year it was printed. It was not an 'easy' read but I was not expecting...
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    southern civil war fighting knife? maybe,,,,,,,,,,,

    I see what you did there. John
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    Fuse or not?

    Do any of you fellas know what "A Son-Of-A -Gun" really means?⚓
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    Rifles of Colonial America #132

    Stophel, Thanks for the heads up about RCA #132. So often I take an institution for granted and miss what is right in front of me.
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    Fuse or not?

    Well Dave boy, with your comment about Bosn's Mates in mind ,Dave boy sounds like a denizen of an alternative whore house. Is that true of you? I was a BM in the United States Navy for four years and will not hear you speak ill of that service or those years!
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    Fuse or not?

    Andy52, Heck when I was a BM in '63 few people knew what TAR meant.😂⚓
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    Jaw screw is stuck. Need guidance

    I have never used anything else. Always works.
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    Surprise, it's loaded

    In 1934 a crooner named Russ Colombo was visiting a friend that collected antique weapons. The story was that they had examined a new acquisition ,a muzzle loading pistol decades upon decades old.the weapon was dropped on a table ,went off and killed Colombo. The ball hit him in the head.🤔
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    SOLD .40 cal Flintlock SMR/Kibler

    Well, the man that has bought this rifle is a very lucky man and I am jealous! It is beautiful indeed. John
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    Photo

    To me, it gives real meaning to "in the bright".
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    SOLD Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age - by Joe Kindig, Jr.

    PM sent now at 5:20 ,thanks for being patient. John
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    SOLD Thoughts on the Kentucky Rifle in its Golden Age - by Joe Kindig, Jr.

    Poet, If that book is a hard cover, I'm assuming that it is, I will buy it from you. It is very late here so I will PM you tomorrow. Please considerate it sold. John
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    Buyer’s Preference: pre-fired or un-fired?

    That piece is an extremely nice looking rifle. Thanks for sharing those photos.
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    Buyer’s Preference: pre-fired or un-fired?

    Wrong. Putting 100 or so rounds down a barrel makes it a used gun. An unfired gun is always a question ' is it safe or not?'
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    Are round balls going the way of caps, etc?

    I agree BUT, wear your safety glasses ! A blind man has a real hard time aiming his gun.
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    Smoothbore Elk

    Boy howdy, that is spot on! Thanks John
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    Historically correct? Pedersoli Bounty 16" barrel

    Treestalker, Please post photos when you are finished. This is a project that I would really like to see. Thanks John
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    Ron Scott

    Sir, with all due respect maybe you should be more cautious of all things in your posted photographs 😉😆😅😅
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    Double Bag

    Capt. There are refinements on this bag that will not be seen anywhere else. Period. The edge piping. The the frondleaf covering the bag joint.The embossed detail on the belt keeper. That Perfect stitching, wow. The stitching is something that everyone takes for granted.It is rarely even noticed...
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