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Ultra-Hi Brown Bess
Looks like a great find. The name Ultra High sounds like a Japanese company. I seem to remember having a pistol with that name years ago. I notice the lack of sling swivels.- Horse
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- Forum: Smoothbore
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Old guns and old men
A couple threads of late on this fine forum have got me to thinkin about life and what to make of it all. The old timers and the the young ones just startin out. I'm on a short track at 74. But I cling to the old days and ways. I've all but forgottin my cartridge guns that I used and loved in my...- Horse
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- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Long time flinter who also enjoys percussions
Welcome- Horse
- Post #12
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Keeping Muzzleloading Alive
Its no surprise is it? The planned breakup of the traditional family. Enrollment in government indoctranation centers cleverly called public schools, to be taught by degenerates that their parents are evil and to be despised. On top of that, parents who let television raise their children...- Horse
- Post #15
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Hi. Looking for any information on a beautiful antique gun circa 1859.
Welcome- Horse
- Post #5
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Do I really need to lube my balls?
i had my first and only chain fire back in 1967. It was a brand new brass framed 51 navy I bought at a hardware shop in a small town. I dont recall the make. I got it along with a pound of Dupont powder and a brass bag mold which cast undersized lead projectiles of one round ball and one conical... -
Checking on a vendor
On the positive side any powder you order from this company will definitly not corrode your barrel and require no cleaning. :) This new computer age has spawned a slew of invisible con artist that need hanging with locally bought rope. :cool:- Horse
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- Forum: Vendors and Manufacturers