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    Looking to buy a possibles bag

    Check out the local garage sales in your area and look for old leather purses. I found 2 at different times and one was a leatherman brand, both were all fairly heavy leather with flap. I took off the carry strap and replaced it with a shoulder strap. Nice traditional looking as it was lace...
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    Knocking Down a Glossy Stock Finish

    Green scotch bright pads work well as long as the finish is completely dry. About the same as steel wool, but no metal fibers. Buff the surface and then wipe of any dry residue. I find that the micro fiber towels aka tac cloth found in the wood working section at wally mart work excellent. Tom
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    Cleaning brass and silver inlays

    Any good brass / silver cleaner should work good. My wife has some stuff called Mr. Metal. I used it on my brass patch box and brass buttplate. It contains a very fine abrasive so if you have a lot of build up, it might take sever applications to remove it all the way. One other metal polish...
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    Scotch Brite trick

    Brownells sells some JB brand bore paste used to smooth out the rough edges of the bore. You coat a patch with it and run it through the bore. http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=1160&title=J-B%7e+NON-EMBEDDING+BORE+CLEANING+COMPOUND...
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    impregnated wood ramrods

    It takes a special kind of ramrod to be impregnated you see. One that has been chosen for just the right traits and specifications. Seriously, one can infuse epoxy into the fibers of any piece of wood, provided you have the correct equipment. The Smithsonian in DC has a special vacuum chamber...
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    impregnated wood ramrods

    Yep, I do believe that TC did make them. They will break if you abuse them enough by having them stick past the muzzle of the rifle and then shoot off about a dozen 100 gr 3fg blanks during a certain 4th of July. I see that Fastenal carries 3/8" brass rod in 1/2 hard ASTM B16 & 464 naval brass...
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    impregnated wood ramrods

    Its been about 12 - 14 years since I bought one, but they were epoxy or resin impregnated wood rods. Anyone know if they are still around and where one might find them. I don't like the idea of a fiber glass rods and I did at one time have one of the synthetic limp noodle rods. On a side note...
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