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    SOLD Felt Rifleman's Hat

    I'll take it. Please PM me with your mailing address.
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    Which percussion ML rifle?

    Try for a bulk price for all 3. As mentioned, you could sell the ones you don't like, but I suspect that, after trying them all, you will be hard put to part with any of them.
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    Casting Flaw?

    It looks like debris to me.
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    I know it was wrong, but....

    Your front sight may be backwards, but what the heck do I know?
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    Newbie here!

    Welcome from California. Tell us what area you live in, and what your interests are, and there are lots of folk here who will help.
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    I know it was wrong, but....

    Don't worry about it. If you hadn't bought the rifle, you would have just wasted the money on "Cigarettes and whiskey and wild, wild women"...
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    How long do you spend cleaning your long rifle after an outing at the range

    I am usually in no rush. I try to go slow and cover all bases. Usually about half an hour per rifle or pistol. Maybe a bit more if I was having trouble with something. Get everything cleaned, then everything oiled, then everything cleaned up and put away.
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    Yesterday was my Blind Squirrel Day

    Yep. With the price of all types of black powder items going through the roof, especially pistols, I thought I got a very good deal.
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    Yesterday was my Blind Squirrel Day

    Nothing under the loading lever, but it has "Black Powder Only" on the flat next to it. Thank you, Hawkeye2, for the info.
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    Yesterday was my Blind Squirrel Day

    Here you go. I do not know if it is Italian or Spanish.
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    Yesterday was my Blind Squirrel Day

    I stopped by my local LGS to see how they were doing. Lots of bolt action rifles and shotguns, but no pistols. While I was there, an elderly woman came in and pulled a cap and ball revolver out of a bag, and after a few minutes talking with the shop owner, left with some cash. The shop owner...
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    The temptation!

    If there is no limit, why limit yourself? Go Get IT! Or spend years kicking yourself for letting it get away....
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    SOLD CVA MT.Rifle

    I'll take it. PM me with mailing address, and I'll get the funds out.
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    Newb question

    Welcome. Where in Colorado? Check out Mountain Man store in Manitou Springs. While you are there, look into getting a nipple that takes musket caps. Sportsmans Warehouse, in Colorado Springs, and Cabelas between Castle Rock and Denver, should also have some.
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    Hello all or "Well, that didn't take long."

    Welcome. I have always been willing to allow range members who are interested, a chance to shoot my black powder rifles. The most common reaction by first time black powder shooters is: "WOW", followed by: "That's cool!"
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    Caps For Sale?

    If you have any shooting buddies nearby, get together and make a road trip out of it.
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    Stuck ball, now with drill bit

    Remove the nipple from the rifle, and take it to your local hardware or auto parts shop, and get a Zerk fitting with the same thread. Wrap a shop rag around the muzzle, and then tape large garbage bag over it. Pump up the grease gun, and if everything is fitted properly, the ball will squirt...
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    Would You Buy This?

    Depending on price, if I could afford one, I would buy it.
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    Why oh why do I ever go anywhere without a ramrod puller??

    Exiting often isn't the problem. When it hits the ground, target frame, or some other object is when things get bent and broken. Like they say: "Flying is easy. It's the landings that are difficult."
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    Why oh why do I ever go anywhere without a ramrod puller??

    I have never been to a range that allowed people to handle anything on the line during a cease fire. I have seen such things occur, and the result was usually a prompt escort to the exit, with instructions not to return. If the rangemaster was downrange, and no one was watching the line, the...
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