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    Hope you can see my flare!

    Sauquoit, NY
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    Hope you can see my flare!

    Thank you, all, very much. Some great advice and I did think on all the advice. I really want something American made. Upon reflection, that is very important to me. Ok.....I am in the market for a quality, used gun. I would much rather have a quality gun from a quality builder than one that...
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    Hope you can see my flare!

    I would love the satisfaction of building one....but, I have no woodworking skills or experience. I think Id be buying a new blank after every screw up.
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    Hope you can see my flare!

    Recommendations? Authenticity? I'd like to be as correct as financially possible...if that makes sense. Quality is the key for me.
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    Powder horn quality

    Thank you, guys!
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    Hope you can see my flare!

    Hello, all. How are you? Here I go... I am new to traditional muzzleloading. I have decided I would love a flintlock in .50 or .54 caliber. One I can use for whitetails and the range. I want one representative of colonial America. I am completely naive as to who make a quality firearm at...
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    Powder horn quality

    Thank you, all. Necchi, I will use it for hunting and range work. I would love a some of the beautiful works of art that I see when looking around on the web. Unfortunately, my budget would dictate I stay under $100 as best I can. Some of those with scrimshaw and antiqued are outstanding...
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    Powder horn quality

    Hello, All. How are you? Who makes a quality powder horn? What should one look for when shopping? Thank you. Stephen
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    At the base of the mountain...

    Thank you, all.
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    At the base of the mountain...

    Thank you, all. I do like the T/C and Lymans. Now where to shop?
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    At the base of the mountain...

    Thank you very much, bull3540. I appreciate it.
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    At the base of the mountain...

    Zonie, I can't tell you how much I appreciate your informative and friendly reply. Thank you. I will look at Thompson Center. That price range seems very tolerable for me right now. I have stocked up on musket caps (US and CCI). I buy them when I see them. I have also bought all (well, most)...
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    At the base of the mountain...

    Hello. How are you? My name is Stephen and I'm from upstate New York. While I am not new to firearms or in-line muzzleloading, I am with traditional muzzleloading. And, I am overwhelmed. I would love to get in traditional muzzleloading for hunting (whitetail) and simple historical shooting...
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