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  1. Capnball

    Nipple Repairs

    Nipple repairs?........The struggle is real, am I right fellas?
  2. Capnball

    picked up some revolvers

    Got neighbor like that. I think he likes setting up a job more then he like finishing it. Gets the car up on Jack stands, pulls all the parts off, starts cleaning and spray painting everything on the car he's not replacing them the car sits like that for a month or two. Drives out HOA crazy.
  3. Capnball

    Repair or replace

    Absolutely fixable
  4. Capnball

    Show N Tell your first MLer rifle

    My first muzzleloader was an unmentionable so, I won't! So, my first "traditional" muzzleloader was an 1862 Bridesberg.58 civil war rifle I restored from a barn find. I posted the build on this forum but if you didn't see it and would like to read it.... Thread '1861 Bridesberg Resurrection'...
  5. Capnball

    How old are ya?

    Wulf 1928 Wins! Hope you get another 20 shooting brother!
  6. Capnball

    Storing your powder and pouring it

    It's sooo much easier and safer to do this stuff at home before you go to the range
  7. Capnball

    WANTED M1842 front barrel band

    This what you're looking for? I do trades to!
  8. Capnball

    New member

    "White guy with beard." Shooting Black powder? Guess there's a first for everything! Lol, welcome from Maryland
  9. Capnball

    How heavy is too heavy?

    What a beast. I like a heavy gun to. I don't hunt anymore so the furthest I'd have to carry it would be the truck to the bench at the range.
  10. Capnball

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Beautiful! Really something to look at.
  11. Capnball

    You call that a rifle.

    Pretty gun, really
  12. Capnball

    Flintlock pistol holster

    Absolutely!
  13. Capnball

    Flintlock pistol holster

    I have this picture in my head of a reenactor with the best gear all "based" on some things that could have been made with the technology available. I went to an 18th century arms and accoutrements exhibit on display at Rock Forge. I took a pile of photos of genuine gear from the 1700s all made...
  14. Capnball

    Flintlock pistol holster

    I haven't been to Jamestown yet, it's on my bucket list. The pistol buckets look great. I'm sure the average guy would have made them.out of whatever he could recycle so I'd say that's about as period correct as it gets.
  15. Capnball

    Flintlock pistol holster

    That's just the form it naturally took. In my research I did find a couple original examples of flintlock holsters but they were actually referred to as pistol buckets. Sort of a cup shaped out of leather and lined with something soft. These are what I found on line.
  16. Capnball

    Flintlock pistol holster

    I have two sons, my other guy is a geologist but he plays drums on the weekends with a cover band. I recently made him a snare drum case for a handmade snare drum we had built for him to his specs when he graduated highschool. To date, it's the biggest single project I've made. That's not a...
  17. Capnball

    Flintlock pistol holster

    Thank you, nice of you to say. I guess maybe that's a little true as I haven't made a dime doing any of this stuff aini am the epitome of a starving artist!
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