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Howdy from Southern Nevada
Welcome from Beaver County PA. I also have a Lyman GPR .54 flintlock. That was my first muzzleloader!- moose23
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Hello from B.C. Canada
Welcome from Beaver County PA- moose23
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Greetings from Tennesee
Welcome from Beaver County PA- moose23
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Hello from Kent County, Maryland
Welcome from Beaver County PA- moose23
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Howdy from the Ozarks
Welcome from Beaver County PA- moose23
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Into the Wild Frontier
There’s a ton of info on Simon Kenton in “The Frontiersman” by Allen Eckert. Great book- moose23
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- Forum: Muzzleloading & History in the Media
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Hello from the Commonwealth of Kentucky!
Welcome from Beaver County PA- moose23
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Look what I found
I’m not much of a carver…tried it once and completely butchered a piece of wood.- moose23
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- Forum: The Craftsman
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Look what I found
Not sure but I doubt it. Both pieces are pretty thin and have some cracks. Probably the only use out of these would be some of the suggestions above. Could probably get a few nice knife handles out of them.- moose23
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Look what I found
Not very thick…but you’re right. Might be thick enough for a pistol. The other one in the pile is thicker. I bet I could get a pistol stock out of it- moose23
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