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Patches with teeth! :)

They make glow in the dark ones… tracer rounds!!

Plenty of writers didn’t achieve success until after their death. I can’t download the pdf on my phone but this sounds something I’d enjoy reading. Don’t give up on the plan! :)

I love that “same old story!” :) Arthritis and carpal tunnel are chasing hard after me at the moment but not interfering completely… yet.

Does cutting mushrooms count as “not killed?” The spores are still released :)

Nice! The perfect presentation! :)

That is a great rack. Good story. Envious. :)

That made me laugh. So true. So true. :)

From the responses I guess I shouldn’t be dry firing with a good flint or the same with powder in the pan, but this has been the best cure for learning flinchlock technique. Between that and klatching, my offhand has greatly improved. Don’t pick the vent regularly and use the irregularities to...

That’s the best story I’ve read all day! I am happy to hear that you are still out there Gidaddy! :)

That is a good looking kit! :)

Antler. Drill press. Drill. Fill with powder. Check with powder measure. Drill more until desired volume. I’ve made a few and use one now. Not sure what I am missing there. It’d take me fifteen minutes tops for whatever powder charge I needed.

I shot today and found my rear sight was loose. Still is. Should I peen it when I get it close or no? I am about two inches right at 25 currently

I always thought I’d take an antlered one and drill it out for a powder measure too. Seems like a no brainer but I haven’t done it yet.

The imperfections give it character. If I didn’t have a .40 I’d shoot it. The figure in the Ash is really cool.

It felt like one… and still does. :)

Spent half the day on the end of a post hole digger making sparks. Does that count? I don’t think it was Chert though. :/

That is awesome! 2001??? You earned this one and congrats Sir!! :)

I convinced my 84 year old dad to take a crack at a paint can lid at 25 yards with my smoothbore. He missed that, and the two foot by four foot cardboard backer… But his smile afterwards was priceless. :)

That carrier is tough!! I’ve never seen one like it.