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I am sure people realized this, and many other problems we think up that they may have endured, way before the 21st century.

I am just a few miles up the road from them

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Yes acetone will remove ca glue but it takes longer (soaking) than de-bonder. Removal of the ca glue with de-bonder is a slow process but works better just my opinion, Have done this many times in my remote control years.

Hobby shops that sell remote control airplane kits carry a product called ca de-bonder it will soften and remove ca. seems fairly safe for all sufaces.

You hit the nail squarely on the head with this statement. May I add that hunters also need too sharpen their tracking skills and keep them sharp.

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Game farms should never have been allowed to exist

If and when flintlock muzzle loading rifles and hand guns rule again, do not worry, there will not be enough people left to worry about having to use it on.

There is still some information being left off the table before any good suggestions can be made. What caliber, cap or flint, round ball or mini,type lube, patch size, yardage being shot, group size, off hand or bench.

A 3/16 socket for 1/4 drive and a dremel or good metal file, you can make a very strong one

My gun ranges (2) that I belong to, require eye and ear protection. posted at the range

Read and watch the video, it is on the frizzen, not in the pan

I played around with Hornets nest material for wadding back a few years. It did work, but time consuming finding and gathering.

working for me

I use a .510 diameter by approximately 1/2 inch in length fiber wads over powder, not lubed. They seat straight every time no problem. I lube the patch for the ball. I only shoot round ball.

Yes you can, just start out a little under in grains of what they call for in black-powder and work your self up to what works for accuracy

Unless you are in a very big rush, contact at least 4 competent gunsmiths in your area and ask of their opinion on the issue, before you make a final decision, you may be surprised at what you find out.