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    Custom built vs. kit guns

    I suppose maybe I wasn't clear enough when I mentioned "kits". What I really meant were "factory made guns" that are mass produced. I didn't really give an answer to why I went with a custom built gun, except that I wanted something that was closer to being "original" or "personal", maybe...
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    Custom built vs. kit guns

    I was having a discussion the other day with my uncle in regard to Custom built muzzleloaders, adn Kit guns. I tried to explain to him why I went with a custom built flintlock, but I was'nt too convincing as to why I needed to do that as opposed to buying a kit gun. I'd appreciate any thoughts...
  3. M

    Canoe/Canvas shelter

    Thanx for the pics, and links guys, it is excellent, Looking forward to gettin out and camping this way, then when I wake, a little fishing,,,ahhh :grin:
  4. M

    Canoe/Canvas shelter

    Thanx for the info. and I guess I should have been a little more open. If someone has a pic they'd post showing the canoe shelter that'd be great. I'd use my paddles to hold up my canoe but they're real long...so I used some hickory branches., Murv
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    Canoe/Canvas shelter

    I'm wanting to make me a shelter using my canoe and a peice of canvas. Does anybody have any experience with, and or ideas? Thanx Murv
  6. M

    How do I make a corn cob pipe?

    I made one a couple years ago, and just drilled the cob out, and started smoking it, it has worked good, and still no problems. As, for my stem, I used a piece of cane, and if you can't find any, if you'll let me know I'll gather some up and send to you. here's my email if you want me to send...
  7. M

    Poll Tomahawk

    Beaver Bill Keeler makes awesome polled hawks, he has a booth at Friendship, In. during their spring and fall shoots, I bought one, and love it!
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    tomahawks

    Not to start a debate but wouldn't you think that to lump every pre-and colonial frontiersman into the same mode, because of only a few documented clues on whether a hawk was sheathed or not would be just unjust and portraying history incorrectly? I already in another post told how I carry mine...
  9. M

    tomahawks

    I just got through making a sheath for a new Hawk that a buddy made for me. It's awesome. I didn't want to use a shoulder strap, and I also didn't want a flap to close over the top of the hawk. I just made a cradle with a hole in the bottom for the handle and cut it low enough that I can grab...
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    Sources for Leather Purchase

    I've made alot of leather goods, I made my own shootin bag, about 4 or so of them, my own leggins, and my own moccassins. I've also made several knife and tomahawk sheaths. I buy my leather from Kentucky Leather and Hides Michael and Penny Wayne 270-369-8474 kyleatherandhide.com they're both...
  11. M

    My Uncle's nipples are blowing out

    :idunno: My Uncle called me and wanted to know why his nipples blew out of his black powder rifle. It is a .45 cal. Thompson Hawken. He is shooting pyrodex. He said the first time he shot it he loaded it with 60 grains and it blew the nipple out., He screwed in the new nipple and said it was...
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