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Cabelas/ Bass Pro?
Another prime example of "Go WOKE, Go BROKE"..... Watch for the FINAL CLOSEOUT SALES soon....- A.C.Morgan
- Post #24
- Forum: Vendors and Manufacturers
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1861 Springfield not igniting powder
MOST '61 Springfields I've dealt with have had the issue at the transfer hole under that clean-out screw. If you CAREFULLY enlarge the channel going into the breech area, you will improve your ignition greatly. Don't go batshit though- You can screw up the threads for the clean-out screw. Good...- A.C.Morgan
- Post #44
- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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New member from WV
A longtime Md. resident that fled to Falling Waters!- A.C.Morgan
- Post #41
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Bringing more African Americans to the hobby?
The two best responses to such a question as this are: Morgan Freeman's interview on race, and John Wayne's "Hyphenated American" It's only an issue if people make it one.- A.C.Morgan
- Post #32
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Reenactment Powder ?
"Reenactor Grade" powder IS regular B/P; the granular uniformity isnt as consistent as the "Top Shelf" stuff. .... Think of it as the "BULL DURHAM" of black powder. It could be the dustings and sweepings from around the milling machines and such. I've used both in my weapons, handgun, Rifle and...- A.C.Morgan
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- Forum: Shooting Accessories