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    First BP hunt

    Yeah - I've been thinkin' hard about a proper name for her (bunny gunny? rabbit habit? hare splitter?). I just wish I could say I did it on purpose.
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    First BP hunt

    After several months of practicing with my .32 Crockett, I finally got the chance to go hunting yesterday morning. After about 3 hours of seeing nothing at all, I noticed some cottontails on a road next to a grain sorghum field. I snuck up to about 50 yards, and saw that there were two of them...
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    Moose milk question

    Thank you, gentlemen. Did it that way and it worked fine this time. I'll have to make that a "note to self" for next time I mix some up.
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    Moose milk question

    This is my first attempt at making moose milk for patch lube - after mixing ingredients as listed in Stumpy's posts, castor oil refuses to go into solution. Does this stuff need to be dissolved in the alcohol prior to adding water, or is this normal? I've shaken it up pretty good but there's...
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    Mr. Crockett Has Arrived

    Thanks for the load data, Birddog. That sounds like a pretty good place to start. As for lapping, rest assured I won't do it until I'm pretty sure I have to. I get sort of nervous about doing that sort of thing. Rayb-yep, when I do shoot it's down at Rustic Range in Slaton. Pretty decent...
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    Mr. Crockett Has Arrived

    Well, my 1st BP long gun arrived yesterday - a Traditions Crocket (.32). Got it from Midsouth, where they were about $50 under what it would have cost me locally, so I got all the stuff to go with it for about the same price. I have a .36 colt navy, but this will be my first time shooting a...
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    Another Texan

    Hello all, Yet another Texas enters the discussion, this one in the Lubbock area. Currently shoot a 1851 Colt Navy, .36, but have just about accumulated enough funds to acquire a longer gun. Am leaning towards a Traditions Crockett .32, as I've been going through the discussion boards here and...
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