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    Not your usual forum question.

    Prep it and paint it as stated above.
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    FOR SALE Blunderbuss

    Still available.
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    Flintlock made in India

    There is a blunderbuss for sale in the classifieds on this forum..
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    FOR SALE Blunderbuss

    I bought this as a semi finished piece. It needed a lot TLC to make it presentable. I believe this was a Pecatonia parts set. Stocked in American walnut. Aged,with dents,scratches and dings. It has a couple of slight repairs, one to fix an incorrect sideplate, and an ill fitting pin hole( not...
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    What model of TC is this?

    Worth the price of parts,maybe.. I'd give no more than 100.00 for it. If I had use for the parts. And that's probably being generous
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    KIMBER COLONIAL RIFLE

    Nicely done!
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    SOLD Lyman .69 caliber round ball mould

    Is .690 the diameter of the cast ball?
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    Fusil de chass. 62 cal ?

    Your assessment is honest.
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    Fusil de chass. 62 cal ?

    Volumes have been written about the virtues of India guns. So close ,but so far away to the trained eye. I'll be polite and sy the same for the Milita House arms. They lack in many respects. If you desire authenticity, you get what you pay for. Cheap or authentic, pick one. You can't have...
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    Who’s coned their smooth bore?

    I used to do it a bit, it just made loading a patched easier. I still have one that's coned. It always shot well, and I can stuff any ball and patch combo if need be. Anymore, if I can't start it with my thumb, it's too tight. Smootbores are very forgiving.
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    Type of weapon native Americans fighting with the French use?

    Find a copy of " the French trade gun in north America " to look at. Many, many, references and examples
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    CLOSED Smallsword

    Look up David Ledoyen/at the royal sword
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    SOLD How about a Blunderbuss?

    I'll take it!
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    Wax over Chambers stock finish

    I out a coup,e coats of Brix wax over the chamber's oil finish. It holds up well. I have an old can of min wax paste I use occasionally also.
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    Who Used Fowlers?

    Actually I missed the SC part somehow. Things moved around more than people know. France had its interests all over. Not uncommon to see enemy weapons in the king's stores. On both sides.That being said,I cannot recall an abundance of English arm in the militia related items of new France...
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    Who Used Fowlers?

    Fortress Louisbourg was sieged and defeated twice in the e 1700s. From the colonies along the coast. I believe, as others. These arms made thier way into the new England colonies. Along with their Influence of arms being produced in later years
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    SOLD CVA BOBCAT

    I'll take it. If not already spoke for.
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    A question for Mike Brooks

    I'm glad to help.
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    New England musket from French fusil parts

    Nicely done! I like it a lot.
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    A question for Mike Brooks

    I'm sorry, only one wedding band. Octagon from breech to wedding band, 10.5
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