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    Hi from Oregon...

    Welcome I do go through your round-about at Sunriver a couple times a year on my way to Crane. Albert
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    The loading gate question

    Mykeal Yes it is all clear now. Those last pictures tell the rest of the story. I had to get out my 1873 to compare, interesting peace for sure. They must of built them that way to satify the countries that they were going to. Albert
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    The loading gate question

    I wonder if you could go to ATF site and email them your question and picture of the firearm. I think you could get a hundred diffrent answers on here and none us be right.I would say it should fall under the black powder rules, but who am I to say. Now you got wondering other than the fireing...
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    The loading gate question

    I would bet that the parts on that 1873 Uberti Cattleman is interchangeable with the 1873 Uberti Cattleman chambered for the 45 Colt, just from looking at the pictures. I think I would check into it more before trying to ship it. Albert
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    New Muzzleloading Hunting buddy

    I hope this picture works I'm not to good with Photobucket. The sheds were picked up in the clear cut. Grandmaw made us ware the orange. Albert
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    New Muzzleloading Hunting buddy

    I lost my youngest son last year ( 10/26/08 )at elk camp do to a heart attack. My son I hunted deer with muzzleloaders togeather and this year I drew a tag and no one to hunt with. I ask my 7 year old grandson, my youngest son's boy if he wanted to go with me and he said yes. We got up before...
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    Traditions Trapper

    Thanks, my son gave it to me. He got it for $130. at the Elk Foundation Auction. Albert
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    Traditions Trapper

    I have a three year old Traditons Trapper 50cal never fired. The pistol has a rocky Mountain Elk Foundation emblin burnt into it. Would this gun have any more value unfired or should I shoot the manure out of it? How do I load this? what powder, charge, ball and patch should I use? I have only...
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    Austin & Halleck rifles get them cheap!

    I ment Plink not 45 cal
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    Austin & Halleck rifles get them cheap!

    45 CAL My brother emailed them after trying to call them. They called him today and told him to send in the rifle and they will repair or replace it. hope they hurry he cant hit anything with my rifle. Albert
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    Austin & Halleck rifles get them cheap!

    My Brother tried calling them on 10/16/06 and could not get anybody, while hunting on 10/15/06 he shot at a deer and the niple blew out and broke the lock. I dont know all the parts he needs but it looks like he may have to get them else where. Albert
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    The Alamo film

    This may be true but every thing that I have found on the Internet says that Crocket was 50 B.1786 Jennings was 56 B 1780. Here are a few sites http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/JJ/fje12.html http://www.agribusinesscouncil.org/Jennings%20Heritage/Oldest%20Alamo%20Hero.htm...
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    The Alamo film

    this is my second post on this muzzleloading forum so please bare with me. The Alamo is one place's that I want to visit after I retire. I saw John Waynes Alamo movie years ago and realized that to make a movie just parts of the story has to be true. I have not seen this newer version yet but...
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    Hello from Oregon

    Hi I live in Hood River, Oregon and Im new to shooting muzzle loading rifle. I have an Austin&Halleck 50 cal Mountain Rifle, so far I have about 10 rounds through it. So far this black powder stuff is a kick in the pants.
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