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Seller was posting in "Firearms For Sale" just this morning.- B P Arn
- Post #37
- Forum: Vendors and Manufacturers
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Lubricated wads versus non-lubricated wads
He asked about "lubricated wads or non-lubricated wads that is the question and what is best for storing cap and ball Revolvers for long periods of time". I answered that question. Now get lost. -
Lubricated wads versus non-lubricated wads
I stand by my statement that I would not consider a muzzle loader for self defense. I have no reason to, as I can use a semi-auto pistol firing metallic cartridges. -
Lubricated wads versus non-lubricated wads
No wads at all for me. Powder, ball, and a little lube over that. That combo has been shown to last for well over 100 years. My favorite lube is beeswax/Crisco mix. I would not consider a muzzle leader for self defense. -
New Arkansas Reg: “Alternative weapons”
My guess is that there are too many deer, and they want to lower the population. I'm all for that. The type of firearm doesn't matter to me.- B P Arn
- Post #13
- Forum: U.S. Muzzleloader Hunting Regulations
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Price of flints going up
One day, momma wush a-walkin' down the shtreet with one shoe, wearin' a big ol' shmile. Neighbor lady shay, "Whut chew shmilin' 'bout? You lost a shoe!!!" Momma shay, "Losht a shoe??? Hail, awe jesht found one!!!" :) Thems wash the daysh all rot...- B P Arn
- Post #42
- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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Price of flints going up
Wah, we wush sho pore we had a break-in once; the burglar left us $20. Them wush the daysh.- B P Arn
- Post #41
- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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Birchwood Caseys Perma Blue
Nothing beats rust blue for beauty, durability, and rust resistance. Second place would be hot dip caustic bluing. All cold blues are very close to being the same thing (according to Brownell's). They will color the metal for a little while. They offer NO rust protection, and I am convinced...- B P Arn
- Post #17
- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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1860 Army large screws for shoulder stock
Gun store people should keep their mouths shut when they don't know what they are talking about. -
Price of flints going up
Old farts sure find a lot to complain about.- B P Arn
- Post #36
- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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SOLD - Pending funds Centaure Belgian Made 1860 Army Revolver $275
Price reduction.- B P Arn
- Post #15
- Forum: Firearms For Sale/Trade/Wanted
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Birchwood Casey Brass Black miserable failure !!!
When all else fails, blame the manufacturer for making a lousy product. Then read the directions and try again... :doh:- B P Arn
- Post #13
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Some Eye Candy : Cimarron 1860 "McCulloch Colt" Anyone Else?
The Browning HP came out in 1935, almost 90 years ago. -
Civil War era Remington questions from a first time owner
A barrel to cylinder gap of 0.014" is excessive, but not unsafe to shoot. However, it should be corrected to a proper gap. That Ballistol lubricant you already have is probably the best possible lubricant that can be used, in my experience. The gun is safe to fire, in my opinion. Before... -
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snake eye's nipple wrench??? pics added
That has worked for me also, for the same type of pistol. -
Some Eye Candy : Cimarron 1860 "McCulloch Colt" Anyone Else?
Here are pictures of my fluted cylinder Pietta Remington NMA with genuine white plastic grips. I haven't shot it in ages; I will have to correct that error soon. :)