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How do you store your flints?
Those flints are just flat spoiled- BigAl52
- Post #5
- Forum: Shooting Accessories
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Simon Kenton ( Frontiersman ) Festival Highlights....
Good on ya Mark I hope you can do a video but I understand if its not possible.- BigAl52
- Post #4
- Forum: Public Events - Clubs - Ranges - Historic Location
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Kibler SMR 40 caliber put through the paces!
Nice photos and good shooting. If the fun factor was on the high side thats all that matters- BigAl52
- Post #10
- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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Hello from Corpus Christi Texas.
Welcome from Colorado. I spend 4 months a year on Mustang Is. I love it down there. Took my BP stuff a year ago but its hard to find a place to shoot. Need to be a member of a club. I do have fun with the other guys shooting skeet- BigAl52
- Post #20
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Another smoothbore whitetail
Nice job. What distance was the shot?- BigAl52
- Post #5
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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Think I'm in a small pickle...
I think Id go to the fridge get a whiskey cube and pour one. Think about it a while- BigAl52
- Post #17
- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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What happens to a lead ball when fired directly into steel??
Understand the usage of the grade 8 and square hole. Thanks for the info.- BigAl52
- Post #29
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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What happens to a lead ball when fired directly into steel??
Was just on your site and maybe I missed it but am I correct saying your targets come with the square hole in them no matter what shape or size one chooses?- BigAl52
- Post #27
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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So I found this box leaning against the garage...SMR Build
Was one of my concerns when I made that comment about Jim in a prior post. Experience is priceless. Not to mention that currently I dont have a gun builders selection of files and stones laying around.- BigAl52
- Post #54
- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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So I found this box leaning against the garage...SMR Build
Bummer on the deep scratches. Was that from file choice?- BigAl52
- Post #52
- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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58 Colonial and The Bull Elk
Congratulations and the write up with pictures was excellent. One other person also asked but maybe I missed it. What state was the hunt in?- BigAl52
- Post #64
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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So I found this box leaning against the garage...SMR Build
Hey Rank Novice how is the build coming along? Inquiring minds are curious.- BigAl52
- Post #50
- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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Show your Muzzleloading gems.
Thanks gentlemen I appreciate the kind words -
Show your Muzzleloading gems.
Ive got a couple Gems in my own opinion. But I think this one is my favorite. John Bergmann build Hawken Full Stock 32" Colerain barrel 54 caliber. Very good shooting rifle. -
TC Renegade Flintlock Question
You might check with the Gun Works out in Oregon. Some of the guys here have said they bought lock parts from Smith and Wesson when they sold out the TC stuff. As far as the L&R RPL lock goes I cant speak to the TC but I put one in a Lyman GPR and it works great. I know there over 200.00 now but...- BigAl52
- Post #4
- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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A fine day on the mountain
Great story thanks for taking us along. Felt like I was right there with you- BigAl52
- Post #13
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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True Craftsman, Scratch Builders and Extreme Tinkerers.....Check Out My Wood.
The need idea has never influenced any of my gun dealings but want sure has. Nice rifle- BigAl52
- Post #27
- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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TC Patriot loading stand ?
I dont have a Patriot but I do have a Lyman Plains pistol and a Pedersoli Kentucky pistol both in 54 cal. I use a stand only to hold them while I measure and dump powder down the bore. After that I seat the ball in my hand -
Shooting the Pietta Buntline
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Shooting the Pietta Buntline
Has Pietta still got the cylinder gap issue figured out with the new Buntline.