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    What to use on buckskins to re-soften them?

    I wash mine in the washing machine using soap flakes and a little neetsfoot oil, a couple of cap fulls. Then I will run them through the spin cycle a second time and dry them in the dryer on low heat until they are close to dry. If they are a little stiff, just work them a little bit and they...
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    Help with recoloring buckskin

    I once used Rit Dye Remover on a hide that was dyed dark red and it turned out brown and looked well worn. I would try that before I would use bleach.
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    Rondy finds.

    YOur deer antler buttons will have a tendency to have the core break out of them especally if they get wet. Great looking outfit.
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    Pouring a Pewter Nosecap

    The way I did mine was I drilled a couple of small holes in the end of the stock to hold the nosecap in place after molding. I then used cardboard to make a mold and held it in place with masking tape. After poring the mold I shaped it with a file and sandpaper.
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    American Civil War in Oregon

    Thank you for the information. I will check into them.
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    American Civil War in Oregon

    Welcome to Oregon, I moved to Eugene a few years ago and have found it hard to find information about events in the area or active clubs in the area. I did go the Tioga Rendezvous and found it to be a good event. Other than that I couldn
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    Char Cloth

    Yes, it is normal.
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    Char Cloth

    I use an Altoids tin with a hole in the lid and then wrap copper wire around the box to hold it all closed. I have used a can with a press in lid as well. It seemed to me that the char in the middle wasn't done enough and that on the outside was to brittle. I prefer the Altoids tin.
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    trade gun

    I think you will enjoy it, I know that I have had a great time with mine.
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    Browning metal parts

    I always sandblast the part fisrt then degrease with isopropyl alcohol, methyl ethyl ketone, or acetone. Always wear rubber gloves and make certain that the work surface that you lay the parts on is clean.
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