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@Sparkplug You almost got me when you mentioned biscuits and gravy!! Looks like y'all are having a great time. This is a good idea you had.

You did a great job on this rifle. Very nice

Thanks for the info. I ordered 5 tins today.

I'll be there soon.

Well dang!! I don't have a Fowler and I didn't think I needed one. But y'all had to go and show me this. Wrong. Just wrong.

Welcome from Central Florida

A lot of people think that skin so soft repels mosquitoes, sand gnats, ticks and red bugs. I personally don't believe it repels anything. My personal opinion is that it is so thick and oily they get stuck in it before they can bite you.

Welcome from Central Florida

Welcome from Florida. Hopefully you made it through that storm safely. My son lives in your area and they are all out of power

I got started with a propane fish cooker. I melt in an old iron skillet. I found a steel ladle that I use to dip and pour into the mold. So far it's worked out fine

Ok. I get it now. Haha I'm not sure I'm flexible enough to do that anymore. Thanks for the great illustration.

I never thought about trying a pellet gun. That's a great idea.

I wonder if I met him at the Brushy Creek shoot in Ga? I talked with a fella that had a right handed Flintlock rifle, but had built some sight "brackets" which put his sights 3 or 4 inches to the left of his rifle. This allowed him to shoulder the rifle right handed, but use his left eye to aim.

Sorry but I'm not understanding what you mean. Can you please explain?

Thank you all for your well wishes, advice, and encouraging thoughts. It appears most of the vote is going towards me switching to shooting left-handed. I think I'll give that a little more effort after hearing this. And by the way, just so everyone is aware I do use shooting glasses and ear...

I'm sorry for my long sob story but please bear with me. Three years ago, I was in an accident that ultimately caused retina damage in my right eye. Ever since then I have had a tough time shooting my Flintlock rifles or any rifles for that matter. Any vertical lines are always distorted. A...

You did a good job. That's a beautiful rifle.

Welcome from Lake County.

I lay one of my tree stand cushions on the front rack to lay my gun on. Use bungee cords to strap it to the rack. I usually have the rifle in a leather case to keep the mud out.

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