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    If You only had one flintlock?

    I have a halfstock flinter with a hooked breech. It has a .45 cal rifle barrel and a .45 cal smoothbore barrel. Barrels can be swapped in a minute allowing me to shoot round ball or shot. My only problem is I use a tight ball and patch combo and I'm a cronic dry baller so I generally shoot...
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    First Flintlock Advice

    I have a half-stock flintlock with a hooked breech that I built years ago. It has a rifle barrel and a smooth-bore barrel. the outer demensions of both barrels are the same. It's the most versitile gun I own.
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    Mowrey

    I had a Mowrey that I put together from a kit back in the late 70's. It was a brass framed 36 cal. and it was just a sweet little rifle. Great barrel, nice wood, and it was the most well balanced, nicest pointing gun you could ask for.
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    Percussion VS Flint

    Years ago I built a rifle using two Siler Locks. One flint and one percussion. Drum and nipple for the percussion and when I wanted to shoot flint I just removed the drum and screwed in a touch hole liner and switched locks.
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    Twist on GR Douglas Barrel

    both of the .32 Douglas barrels I have are 1 in 66 twist.
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    Burning patches in .32

    I've been using denim for patch material for the past 35 years (26-28 thousandths thick) and have never had a problem with patches burning through.
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    new barrel

    Start with 30gr.of 3F. You can go up or down from there, but that's a good ballpark load to start with.
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    Mowery .36 Squirrel Rifle

    I have a brass framed one that I've owned for 35 years and it shoots fantastically. It's also the most well balanced rifle I've ever had.
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    CVA Kentucky bore rust?

    If you run a wet patch of a product called LPS-1 down the bore after you've cleaned it you shouldn't have any more problems. It comes in a spray can and you can get it at most auto parts stores. It dries to a dry lube film. I,ve been using the stuff for 35 years (after trying everthing else...
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