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    Antler staightening

    Just curious if any one has done any streightening of antlers for knife handles and such. I'm curious in pics of what you use to hold it as the antler dries. I've checked out the Antler straightening 101 but am unable to get any pics of thier streighteners. Thanks for the help. Nenajungas
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    1858 Buffalo .44 cal

    Hello All, I am concidering getting a 1858 Buffalo .44 cal 6 shot revolver. I am just wondering if any one out there has had some experience with them and how they liked them, how far were they accurate, and such. Thanks for all the info Nenajungas
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    Good Kit Pistol

    Thanks for that web site i found a trapper up for bid at auction arms and am the current high bidder for it im hopping to get it to fix the lock and also refinish the stock. I hope it turns out well
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    Good Kit Pistol

    I found this traditions "trapper" at http://www.thunder-ridge-muzzleloading.com/traditions.htm does anyone have any comments about this pistol or about the "kentuky" also on the same page. Thanks for all your help. Nenajungas
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    Good Kit Pistol

    Im interested in getting a flintlock pistol kit. Im thinking about 50 cal. using for both matches as well as hunting. I'm thinking to spend around $150-$200. Does any one have any suggestions or web sites with some resonable pistols? Thanks for all your help. Nenajungas
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    Patch Knives.....

    RussB, I am currently making some knive from blade that I baught from www.customcutlery.com they make some great blades that hold edges like I've never seen. If you order ask for the smalles blade (the smaller of the 2 perring). Made a butcher knife from their stake knife, had to grind down the...
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    Stock Stain Color?

    The link is to a question I had, it talks about finishing a stock as well with Linseed oil. Enjoy Click Here ~Nenajungas
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    Finishing a Kit

    Great Idea to wet the stock it looked great in the sun. :master:. Thanks for everyones help. When its finished I'llbe sure to post pics. Till then, ~Nenajungas :hatsoff:
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    Finishing a Kit

    Rusty, you said somethin about boiling the linseed oil would you do that the rub it or just use unboild from the bottle? ~Nenajungas
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    Finishing a Kit

    With this being my first gun I've never heard of just using linseed oil. What do you do to prepare it and work with it? It there any final coating after the oil? It is to dark to test the wood now but will do in the morning. Thanks for all the great advice and help. ~Nenajungas :thanks:
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    Finishing a Kit

    Have not picked out a rust-browned brand yet, any ideas. It is a lyman Great plains rifle 50 cal. percusion. Thinking of soaking some walnuts from the back yard for a stain.
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    Finishing a Kit

    Hello All, I am getting to the point of staining and browning my kit gun. I was wondering if there are and special things that I need to do before I stain the stock or brown the barrle. Also what part need to be browned (lock, hammer, trigger, triggergaurd, butplate, ...). Thank you for any...
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    Shotgun shoot

    Great Pic!!! Well done and very hard to dulicate
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    a couple of rifles

    Very Nice Rifles!!!!!
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    Anyone ever consider setting up shop?

    There is a ML shop in Davenport, IA. It is called Upper Mississippe Vally Mercantile CO.. There web site is www.umvmco.com The have a lot of reenacting gear as well as some great muzzwlloaders. They helped me get started with trekking and what not. ~Nenajungas
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    From How Many Paces?

    While working at a boys scout camp in the shooting sports area I threw a 4 rev and got it to stick. Also worked out .5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, and 3.5 rev bebfore working up to the 4 rev. Plan on working up to a 4.5 and 5 rev throw this summer ~Nenajungas
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