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You going to get him? :grin:

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What is the wood used for the drawers? Love the color and grain.

Ditto! I want the pistol rig on the right. :grin:

I was surprised to see a taxidermist use a buffer with the wire wheel attachment flesh a thick hide. I'm wondering if a dremil tool with a wire wheel attachment might work. Just thinking out loud. :hmm:

I hope it's long as one would expect from him. :grin: I liked reading the friendly jabs about his lengthy replies on what should have been short answers.

Good to finally put a face the the name.

I got caught off guard with this sad thread. Paul you've been a good contributor here. Thanks! RIP and my thoughts and prayers go out to his friends and family.

Made it from scrap wood I had. Stained with Gunstock color stain.

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I think he' sighted in fine.....for elephants at 10 paces. :grin:

About to head back to the range. Last year I was in Fog and the dark front sight against a dark buffalo hide was a bit difficult. Just switched out the front sight for something a bit brighter. Changed the rear sight to an aperture with brass ring again for visibility. I have a V sight in...

Thanks. I'm running low on 2F but have a lot of 3F. I'm going to see how it shoots at 80grns.

Well I finally got to test out the bullets I made with the .54 Great Plains Mold from Lyman. Using 80 grns. 2F, Goex I have to say showed promise. Ill need to tinker a bit but I was getting 1.5"-2" groups at 50 yrds. I know it will do better but I was in a rush. I had an over sized (.62)...

I will.

Are you sure your getting all the moisture out? I use soap and warm or hot water. Dry patching it WD40. Seems to work for me. After all WD is for Water Displacement.

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I hunt on a fouled barrel. I've fouled it either with just powder or with a ball. A ball when I'm at the range and going to hunt the next morning. Powder if I have to travel a couple of days to the hunt area. Then I'll foul with powder and do a wipe with a patch. In small bore competition, we...