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Google John Nowill knives, they have knives that are closer to the historic knives that were used they have pinned handles, not rivets. riveted handles did not come out until after the Civil War. Green river knives with pinned handles did not appear until the late 1830s. I have a Nowill knife it...

that is a very nice knife.

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the mountain rifle that I acquired is from the early eighties, it was made from a kit but a good job was done assembling it.The stock was finished with potassium permanganate and it has faded. I would like to stain it a dark reddish brown, I thought of using Minwax stain, but I am concerned...

I would like to see some pictures of CVA Mountain Rifles, I want to refinish one I just got. Thx

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welcome from Alberta Canada.

I have a set of Davis triggers for my GPR, but I have not installed them yet, I will be watching this thread.

I looked at the website, and there was lots of information.

a nice horn,great color

I am going to try to go next year, by the way, I sure like the powder horn you made for me.

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Welcome, from Alberta Canada.

welcome from Alberta.

Welcome from Alberta Canada.

Has anyone here ever built a trade gun using Sitting Fox parts.

thanks

a great post Notchy Bob.thx.

that would be good

A good article, but I still think that flintlocks were more popular until the late 1830s.I believe the fur trade records back that up.