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Thanks for that. That sucks. Haven’t needed to buy a can of Goex in a couple years. I wonder how all the summer students working at historic sites around the country for Parks Canada are going to deal with this.

That’s wild I’m in southern Ontario and all I’ve ever had to show was I.D with proof of age

This with a brass funnel I bought from TOTW

Where are you seeing this? I was just on the NR governs site and it says nothing about a PAL...

That’s a Nathan Allen knife. I have one of his and love it.

Received my long gun case from Jim Kibler. This is made for him by the guys at uniquecases.com I tried to order directly from them but they don’t ship to Canada. Thankfully Mr Kibler was happy to take my money. Just wanted a soft shell case for taking my gun in the canoe. Also pictured are two...

Mine is tied to the strap dangler style My Siamois in my split pouch gets used more often

I’m in Calgary for work till the first week of October. Besides the Glenbow museum any muzzleloader adjacent attractions to check out before I go home to Ontario?

Any pics of original bags with a buckle? I’ve not seen one. Probably 99% of the 18th and 19th century bags I’ve seen are of First Nations manufacture and are non adjustable.

Rotometals sells 1lb packets of bismuth. I’ve got a few different sizes. Don’t know if they sell lead.

I’m partial to redheads

Flintlocks: A Practical Guide to Their Use and Appreciation Eric Bye Even if flinters aren’t your area of interest it has a wealth of general muzzleloader info that’s invaluable to the beginner. At least it was for me.

Happy to help if I can Your missus has a killer set up! I’m jelly

20 ga Bag is full of leather wads and a flask of #6 lead

Camped at the former farm of an American Revolutionary War Veteran this weekend. He was murdered there in his senior years but we didn’t see any ghosts:(

Pm sent

Old jeans The denim is mildly abrasive and I can wash and reuse or use as tinder One pair lasts at least a year

I don’t even own a rifle anymore. Smoothies are way too fun.

I’ve found with bismuth you need to go a size up from lead to get the same performance Example I hunt rabbits and hares with #6 lead or #5 bismuth where non-toxic is required

Are you looking for a trade axe or a tomahawk? The cold steel frontier is a great hawk, throw mine all the time. It’d fit the bill for a tomahawk but not a trade axe. My 2lb Biscayne trade axe by Jeff Miller complete with French regime stamps is a good representation of an 18th century trade...