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    A “Bird in The Hand” Powder Horn

    Well done, sir. Unique
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    Hello from North Carolina !

    Welcome from Chatham County NC
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    Kibler Fowler Update

    https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/kibler-fowler-update.178956/#post-2596020
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    Kibler Fowler Update

    Thanks, but posted previously.
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    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Working on some shell and floral carving on my Chambers PA Fowler.
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    Help Please.

    First off, welcome to the forum. I know nothing about cannons so others here will chime in with good info. But I think that is a good something-or-other; please don't "trash it". Someone here will put it to good use.
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    bending brass for patch box cover?

    Much easier to have a flat but angled cover. Then fasten a thick piece of brass with screws, pins and/or glue. I keep a small stash of 1/8” bar stock. Once fastened and secure, just file to match the angle and profile of the butt plate.
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    Powder Valley Free Hazmat Notice

    Yep, thanks. new customer to PV but prices look good. Order placed for BP and primers.
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    Browning an already blued rifle.

    Of the many products that will remove bluing, I find Evaporust to be the fastest and easiest.
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    Kibler information

    Call Kibler. They can give you the correct info.
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    Kibler information

    Not easily identified, but I found this for the Colonial: 43.25” custom profiled barrels. Breech 1.125” and waist approximately .800”.
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    My three quarter scale Revolutionary War carriage.

    So what kind of eyepopping looks does the Amazon delivery person give you???
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    Horn staining

    Very nice.
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    Got the permalyn lid off, First coat of finish on!

    That is a beautiful chunk of maple. I think the color and contrast is perfect. May I suggest a couple of more coats of the Permalyn applied with some white (extra fine) Scotchbrite? Then once dry and happy with color, add a rubbing of paste wax. Well done Koauke.
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    Woodsrunner, Is this normal for walnut?

    Please disregard my statement about aquafortis with regards to your WALNUT stock. My mistake. But if it were maple…
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    Woodsrunner, Is this normal for walnut?

    Just continue sanding with finer grits, 220 thru 320, then stain of choice. I do not recommend steel wool until after nitrate treatment, unless you want little rust spots or freckles. Steel wool is OK after aquafortis. Or just switch to proper grits of Scotchbrite.
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    Building a Powder Horn

    Thank you SDS for that nice compliment. But I will still strive to improve, always reaching forward but probably never attaining the abilities of the likes of Lucky or PathfinderNC or others. Rick
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    Bluing and browning recipe Q (Angier book)

    I’m afraid buying that kind of stuff may end you on a government watchlist.
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    Got the permalyn lid off, First coat of finish on!

    Maybe getting the lid off was the hardest part of your Kibler build? Just kidding! It looks fantastic. Nice work. Rick
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    Got the permalyn lid off, First coat of finish on!

    As an alternate, use a screwdriver and punch a couple of hole to pour from, leaving the lid in place. This approach minimizes open top surface area. But ultimately, just poke, punch and discard.
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