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    SOLD Kyle Willyard/ODF Bone Handled Pistol Grip Knife

    Mr Williams, I will take this.
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    Georgian flintlock pistol - but what type?

    Here is one
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    Georgian flintlock pistol - but what type?

    It looks a lot like the Indian repro Elliot Light Dragoon pistol
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    Rogers rangers musket photos please?

    Numb, I took off 9 inches of barrel ( overly thick Indian barrel) , and the nose cap and stock wood. It resulted in a noticeable weight difference. Def more that two ounces. Maybe 3/4 of a lb. I never weighed it so not sure. Def handles better.
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    Rogers rangers musket photos please?

    Florida Airginner, Here is a shortened long land repro bess next to a short land pattern repro bess. It’s definitely lighter and handier than than the full length barrel. It was cut off in one cut with the a hacksaw. Nothing else was moved or modified. It’s has a homemade front site.
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    My contemporary interpretation of a Plains Native American style beaded knife sheath.

    That’s very nice!!!
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    Stock Discoloration During Cleaning

    I used BLO on my first build, cause everyone said it’s what was on originals. I have come not to believe that. After my first couple of days huntI got in the rain all day, the wool glove i was wearing took off practically all of the finish and much of the stain At the forestock.
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    Stock Discoloration During Cleaning

    I had that happen to a walnut fullstock flintlock It was finished with a few coats of oil by the maker. First time I cleaned it the stock got all streaked like yours. I refinished it and used tru oil and haven’t had any issues cleaning with soapy water with the barrel In the stock.
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    28 ga loads

    I don’t have pics with that one yet.
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    28 ga loads

    “Paper Wad”.
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    28 ga loads

    I put 55 grains 3f and 60 grains of #6 shot down the tube, 44 Inch, with paper was over powder and over shot. It takes squirrels to 25 yds
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    The Trade Gun is Finished

    Great job!!!
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    Brown Bess Progress Report

    Thanks. I want to work up a load with a Bess.
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    Brown Bess Progress Report

    Shaman, Please share your load, loading sequence, and accuracy/ range. Thanks Skwerl
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    Broke in my new .66 cal Jugged Choked smoothbore Flinter

    Looks great
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    Broke in my new .66 cal Jugged Choked smoothbore Flinter

    Congrats!!! Nice job!! Post some pics of the new 16. I want to build one and I like the swell at the forestock. Big bird!!!
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    SOLD Powder horn price drop

    Torpedo, I will take this horn.
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    Show us the sheath you have made (or are making)

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    Question about Loyalist Arms and Repairs

    Flintlock Whiskey, the lock is the heart of the gun. The stock, hardware, barrel are all secondary to the lock. If the lock is mediocre or problematic, it diminishes your entire experience when shooting a flintlock. It’s frustrating as hell to try and enjoy a flintlock that is inconsistent...
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    Question about Loyalist Arms and Repairs

    From what I recall, the proof paperwork was an instructional on how to proof the musket. Had and used a few different ones over the years. Heavy and the locks ranged from poor to absolute junk. Geometry was way off on them and the internals were soft and wore out very quickly. It’s been several...
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