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  1. elbeefalo

    Load workup

    It's a Spanish CVA barrel. The ticking is .016 after I washed it and the wife ran it through the drier. I could go back to to Michael's with the mic.
  2. elbeefalo

    Load workup

    FFg Goex. I'm trying to get things a little bit closer together before I start changing lubes too much. And thinking about it a tiny, It does look like it would be the rifling cutting the patches rather than burn through.
  3. elbeefalo

    Load workup

    So I recently finished up my new "drop in" barrel for my CVA "Hawken". Got the tenon dovetail sized and everything blue and now I'm working it in with the roughed in sights. Started trying loads for deer season coming up. here are some of my targets. Most of my patching has been the same...
  4. elbeefalo

    Denver, here

    Golden Gun Club out in Watkins.
  5. elbeefalo

    Cutting back a bulged kentucky

    I actually did that today. 20 grains of 2F and a paper patch from a sawed off draws some attention...
  6. elbeefalo

    Cutting back a bulged kentucky

    Which is kinda what I was thinking, too. Despite other suggestions that I use it as a door stop. Or to chock the wheels of my truck.
  7. elbeefalo

    Cutting back a bulged kentucky

    Since it is just a Jukar, I don't feel bad mauling the hell out of it to make something usable. The lock and trigger are good enough (they work) to rig into a cheap pistol. I'm mostly interested in if the tiny bit of rifling is worth keeping.
  8. elbeefalo

    Cutting back a bulged kentucky

    Two questions. I have this crappy bulged Jukar 45 in my garage. It's got a bulge 13 3/4" up from the chamber (about 18 1/4" down the muzzle). I'm going to be cutting it back to the 13 1/2" mark, which is a little passed where my patches reengage the rifling. I'm still not decided on whether...
  9. elbeefalo

    Denver, here

    That's where I get my powder and balls. :wink:
  10. elbeefalo

    What got you started in this hobby/sport?

    Watching Last of The Mohicans as a kid. Something about the sound and smoke of black powder... The final straw was some random guy at the gun club being a friend letting me shoot his blunderbuss.
  11. elbeefalo

    Denver, here

    Hey, everybody. Stumbled here while trying to figure out what to do with the bulged 45 Jukar Kentucky I bought. I've got the jacked Jukar (which is becoming a pistol, by the way), and two 50 Hawkens.
  12. elbeefalo

    cow Elk near Jefferson

    Do you mean County (38) or town (39)? I pulled a buck tag for GMU 38. Now I gotta see if I can get the wife an OTC doe tag, too.
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