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Modern metals, black powder, an evening won't hurt.

Brit, you have an outlet so it's not like the animals are going to waste. Besides if they are a pest they need to be culled. anyway. You'll be doing a good thing in the end.

Bein as I'm kinda flush this month I bought one of each size cap making tool and a couple of the packages of powder for the making of caps. I have lotsa caps and bunches of powder already and at my age I'll probably never get all of it used, but my progeny will probably appreciate it...

,Maybe colonial riflesmith can tell me what his problem with this is. I'm old and blind but I don't see any thing wrong.

This is why the usps costs so much. We have to pay more for all the back and forth shipping.

I have found that the accuracy of a rifle is most affected by the person trying to shoot it. I've seen numerous occurances of a poor rifle shooting fairly well with a good shooter and an excellent rifle shooting very poorly with a poor shooter. Sometimes it ain't the guns fault.

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Well, A long barrel will get you that much closer to the target.

Hollywood doesn't do actual history, they make movies to entertain ignorant people and make money, nothing else.

Barrel length is a personal thing I believe. There are benefits and draw backs to both and one just have to think about what he wants to deal with, with a gun. I'm a short guy and find long barrels inconvenient to load and most are barrel heavy for me so I tend to stick with medium to short...

I like either with a ton of butter or honey.

My thoughts on this is that the gun should have a very light background, flat surface with no vertical or horizontal lines of any kind to distract. No grass, trees, or other things behind it.

If you get a cap making tool just buy several bags of the priming mix. Why get just one bag?

Exceptional rifle, exceptional wife also. Happy birthday.

2f or 3f it will work everywhere, maybe not as efficiently everywhere.

Two bores? A .36 for the little guys and a 62-20 for the bigger ones or birds. Percussion or flint whichever you prefer. Adequate but not really much fun as having a bunch of everything.

PM sent got it right this time

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Boy, that is one well used Bess.

Sometimes in our journeys on these kinds of sites we meet someone that just does not gel with us in our thinking and discourse becomes bitter and unproductive. The ignore button is sometime a peace of mind tool. I use it sparingly, but I have used it.