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New Kit
Patriot, I think I might just finish this rifle before I get this computer stuff down pat. This gunbuilding is sort of a start over thing for me so I really appreciate all the information you and the others put up on the forum, Thanks. Demon- DEMON
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New Kit
No zonie, not flaws....character. At least that's what I tell myself. Ya need to keep us posted, army, I just started a Tennessee rifle with a precarved stock. I've built a couple of guns before but that was years ago so it's just like starting over for me. Good Luck! Demon- DEMON
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- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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Traveling With Your Flinter
The guys are right. With basic tools and wood working skills you can build a neat wooden case for your guns that will take alot of punishment. I built a number that will hold 6 guns and all of my other shooting gear. I can lock my stuff in it, slide it in the truck bed and then lock it to the...- DEMON
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- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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Great Deal
I just bought a southern mountain rifle kit from a friend of mine. He's had it for years and never worked up the nerve to try and build it. One of the kits that Golden Age Arms sell. Are they still in business? Well, anyway, I got the deal....$100.00. I can't remember the last time I got an...- DEMON
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Browning with low humidity
My grand daddy used to tinker around and build furniture. He had a contraption he used to steam wood to get it ready for bending. That thing worked great. All it was was an old kettle, some flexible tubing, a hot plate and a piece of 3-inch PVC pipe. Demon- DEMON
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Back to muzzleloading
This is a great forum. Lots of information and tons of help. Ask these guys and gals a question and they jump right in there! By the way, I'm just starting to get cranked up again myself. Welcome to the forum. Demon- DEMON
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- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Sorry ...
OOOHH!....Smartass!...makes me feel right at home here. Demon- DEMON
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- Forum: Smoothbore
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Sorry ...
Sorry I posted under the wrong topic, guys, but a big thanks for the shotgun info- DEMON
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- Forum: Smoothbore
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scattergun info needed
I'm not sure if I'm under the correct category here but I"m looking for a muzzloading shotgun for hunting turkey. Anybody have any experiences or advice to share? Demon- DEMON
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- Forum: Smoothbore
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powderhorn pictures
Dude, that is one heck of a nice horn!...Did you build it yourself. If so...I'm jealous. Demon- DEMON
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- Forum: Shooting Accessories
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The New Flinter - pic
Heck of a nice gun. What sort of shooting will you do with it?- DEMON
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- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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New To the Forum...
Hey everybody. I'm new to the forum thing so please excuse me if I mess up a little. People have called me the Demon all my life and I hope you'll do the same. I've been away from the muzzleloading game for a long while and I'm trying to get back to it. I've looked over some of your posts and...- DEMON
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- Forum: New Member Introductions