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    Unplugging patent breech? Loaded rifle…

    That’s exactly what I have done and would do. If it didn’t work the first time I woul try it a couple more times before I resorted to a ball puller. If you have to resort to a ball puller use a good range rod with a T handle and hook the handle on something that isn’t going to move and pull...
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    Rifle plug removal, field removal

    Without a doubt it will happen again….But it won’t happen again because I let myself get interrupted.😆😆😆 Murphy always sneaks up when you least expect him. Bob
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    Colorado Black Bear

    The Ultimate Guide to Black Bear Hunting by Douglas Boze is a good book on calling bears and hunting western bears. Bob
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    SOLD Kibler fowler,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

    Stunning 🤩 Bob
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    Hello from the Boston area

    Welcome neighbor. Bob
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    Rifle plug removal, field removal

    This. The only time, so far, that I dryballed I removed the nipple, dribbled a few grains of powder into the bolster, replaced the nipple, and shot it out. I dryballed because I let someone interrupt me during the reloading process and missed a step in the process when I went back and finished...
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    I ordered my Kibler Woodsrunner today!

    Thank you
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    I ordered my Kibler Woodsrunner today!

    Beautiful rifle. What wood is your stock?
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    Muzzleloader magazine

    Mine can yesterday as well. Bob
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    I want one

    Fun books to read for pleasure.
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    Light hunting rifle, straight stock?

    I don’t have anything to offer but very interested in where this thread goes. Thanks, Bob
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    Woodsrunner, Is this normal for walnut?

    Stunning rifle. Can you tell me where you got that insert you used on the top of the writs? Thanks, Bob
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    Hello from Northeast

    Welcome aboard fellow New Englander.
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    WITHDRAWN FS Full stock, Flint rifle with a Bill Large Barrel. Unfired

    An interesting read on his barrel markings. Bob https://americanlongrifles.org/forum/index.php?topic=8007.0
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    .45 Caliber: Deer?

    True. Proper shot selection is the hunters job.
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    .45 Caliber: Deer?

    This. Shooting a deer in the brachial plexus will drop it in its tracks and is my shot of choice when possible with a firearm. Bob Deer and Deer Hunting did a good article on this in 2017: https://www.deeranddeerhunting.com/content/blogs/drop-a-deer-in-its-tracks
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    My name is John Ryan and I live in Massachusetts. I picked this gun up from my Father in Laws estate.

    Welcome fellow Massachusettsian.
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    .45 Caliber: Deer?

    I wouldn’t blame the .45 caliber for that. I once did the same for a doe as a finishing shot many years ago with a 2-3/4” 12g foster slug which also didn’t exit. It was a long time ago but I’m thinking 60ish yards from a scoped gun. I remember being astonished that it didn’t exit I agree with...
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    SOLD Horn #55

    Absolutely stunning.
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    .45 Caliber: Deer?

    At the end of the day shot placement is king.
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