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    Tinder Fungus

    I could easily be wrong, but it looks like a push button snapping lock. Cock the serpentine, which locks back against the sear/searspring (which the button is attached to), then press the button at the end of the sear to let the serpentine drop into the pan. Neat.
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    Left Hand Hand Gonne

    Looks like loads of fun. Curious, what is the tiller made of?
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    Recycling modern shotgun barrels?

    I've seen this come up as off hand comments on various boards, but my search-fuu appears to be weak and I can't find any specific threads covering it. Have any of you all recycled a modern shell firing shotgun barrel for any muzzleloading projects? I've found a few places that sell shotgun...
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    Regarding DOM/Seamless Barrels...

    Heck, it was never my intent to come off as close-minded. Your advice is always welcome as that of everyone else on this board. I've read a number of your posts, including those on DOM barrels in other threads, and that's what spurred me to make this thread. I was hoping to sort out what...
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    Regarding DOM/Seamless Barrels...

    Once again, your opinion. :grin:
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    Regarding DOM/Seamless Barrels...

    Thanks all for the replies. Those of you testing the DOM and those of you who have built with it, Where did you all get it? Local dealer, recycled construction material, etc? I'm a relatively broke college student. $150+ for the most basic barrels with correct historical profiles is...
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    A new barrel

    So you guarding a stage coach or getting ready for a boarding action? :blah: Can't wait to see it mated to a lock and stock.
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    Regarding DOM/Seamless Barrels...

    Hello all, Hate to make my second post here a fight starter, but I have questions regarding DOM tubing for smoothbore barrels. I understand that there are many here that feel that its unsafe to use and that there are probably as many here that feel just fine using it and have for a long while...
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    Hi from Texas

    Hi you all, I'm Anthony from far west Texas (Alpine currently). I've shot firearms all my life, but have never touched a muzzleloader. Right now I'm finding myself kinda lean on cash but with alot of spare time, so I decided to look into making my own ML. Fair warning, I'm not much of a...
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