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WTS: Four Boxes Hornady .58 Caliber Lead Round Balls, Surplus to my needs. I have four unopened boxes of Hornady Lead Round Ball .58 caliber / .570 Diameter 50 count per box (total 200 round balls). Price Shipped SOLD Thanks for looking Paul

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WTS: Used Woolrich Civil War Gettysburg Blanket: Pleased to offer a used Woolrich Civil War blanket in excellent condition. This is a reproduction blanket of the ones made by Woolrich and issued during the Civil War. Features: - Size: 60"x84" -Gray Heather Wool w/black stripe -Blanket weight...

Starting to clean up my place for possible sale, I have a Black Powder South Bend 2.25" 3-pounder Verbruggen gun barrel I need to sell. Any ideas on the best places to sell. This was manufactured by South Bend Replica Artillery of North Liberty Indiana. Their SBR 3-pounder Verbruggen gun barrel...

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I think it is a tempered high carbon steel blade.

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Overall 31 inches, blade from hilt to tip 26 inches.

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Not sharpened and no markings. Thanks for the interest.

What I like to say is it depends. For reenactors Pedersoli is the best mix price and functionality, but not a quality accurate piece. I really like the T/C, especially the Pennsylvania Hunter and the Firestorm, for hunting. But alas they are no longer made. Been looking at a Lyman for hunting...

Added picture of the pommel. It is peened. Thanks for the interest.

Up for your consideration, a Reproduction British Hanger Model of 1751. No maker's marks can't tell if it is Indian/Pakistani but assume so. High quality tight grip, no wiggle. Nothing wrong with it just need to sell it, not needed. SOLD Thanks Paul

Working on my second Kibler kit. First one was a SMR and this one a Colonial. I really like Jim's kits, they are a charm to build. More potential in the kits then in my ability. Without meeting Jim at a Dixon's Fair, I would have not purchased the SMR, this rifle is not my thing style wise. But...

.58 cal or 28 ga smoothbore. My logic, round ball availability, by dropping from a .62 to a .58, you can find Hornady or Speer round balls almost anywhere. Just my two cents. As a hunter it does not make much difference for deer, as for birds/squirrels/rabbits shot size, load weight, shot...