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  1. ppb

    .45 cal. Vincent/ Ohio rifle for deer?

    Hey! Thanks for your responses! As often happens in my case, I most likely didn't ask the right question. I have no qualms about the adequacy of the .45 cal. on deer. My concern is whether the Vincent/Ohio platform is robust enough to handle what would be considered .45 cal. hunting loads as a...
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    .45 cal. Vincent/ Ohio rifle for deer?

    Robin, Thanks for your response! I too, am a fan of the Vincent pattern. It seems as though you don't hear too much about their use in the field - but maybe that's just me not paying attention. With all due respect, I have built four of them, all .45 cal.: two full stocks, two half stocks - one...
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    .45 cal. Vincent/ Ohio rifle for deer?

    I don't hunt anymore, but I am curious to hear opinions regarding the viability of .45 cal. Vincent/Ohio styled rifles for deer sized game (where legal...). It may be more of a capability vs. practicality discussion. Either way, I'd be interested to hear opinions. Thanks in advance!
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    Draw filing.

    I don't want to appear flippant or whatever, but draw filing sets the baseline for the intended finish of the barrel. So, it will take as long as need be to get the proper base for the following finish steps. [More than once, I have been tasked to put a mirror finish on an octagon barrel (...
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    Seeking help...

    Thank you! That may be what I'm looking for>
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    Seeking help...

    Thank you for your input and the good tips! I'll be sure to book mark that thread if and when I find it. Thanks again!
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    Kibler SMR Toe Plate Recommendations

    ... .050" stock - the little copper heart covers one too many screw holes...
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    Seeking help...

    ...to find a thread on this forum. The article explains, with photos included, how the author milled a mortise into the wrist of a long rifle underneath the trigger guard tang then installed a fitted wood filler. I don't recall if this was done as a repair to a cracked wrist, or to add strength...
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    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Nice! Clever diversion from an entry pipe... Looks good.
  10. ppb

    Best Stain for Figured Black Walnut?

    Sanding slurry filler; Tung oil finish...
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    My 2nd Scratch Build

    Lookin' good! One of the quirks I have - after the tung oil finish has set-up and the gun is assembled - is to rub mink oil over the whole thing. Then wipe if off with a soft cloth. I don't know if that does anything, really - but to me, it seems to bring the wood's grain out a little bit and...
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    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Thank you, Hatman!
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    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Finally, got this little stinker inlet/set in place...
  14. ppb

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Well done! Handsome - looks to have lots of potential. Any idea as to who was the original builder? (just curious...)
  15. ppb

    What's wrong with this picture?

    Couple questions just out of curiosity, I'd want to know what's on the other end of that tang bolt/screw... ...is that the lock plate bolt that appears to be running crosswise through the breech plug?
  16. ppb

    Round ball spin.

    Where is this coffee shop? They must serve on hellofacup of coffee...
  17. ppb

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Lookin’ good!
  18. ppb

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Thanks for your comment... (odd how some things turn out...)
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    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    ... created this powder measure as a dodge to delay the inevitable curtain hanging project the Mrs. has planned for me. It's graduated to handle 20 - 70 gr. of 3F. Edit: I'm editing this post to say "Thank You!" to all who have clicked the "Like" button and to add some pictures that may give...
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