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The fiasco!
I grew up on a farm in Michigan's "thumb".Friends of the family came down from the Upper Penninsula for opening day and people from Detroit came to my cousin's place to hunt . Birds were hung from clothes lines to cool off at lunch time. GREATdays for pheasant hunting in 50's andI early 60's...- Farmkid1
- Post #39
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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Dry ball idjit
Not sure this would be called a "dryball" but ..... Was shooting my 1860 Colt copy by Uberti for the first time in 3 years, due to health problems, at our range on the farm. My wife walked past me and started talking, and I talked with her for a minute, then went back to loading my gun. Well...- Farmkid1
- Post #26
- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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The most elegant 51 Navy?
Just bought 1851 Navy from Dixie Gun. Very Happy with fit and finish, and action is smooth enough to feel as though someone worked on it to tune it up. As a young cop in the 70's I tore all my S&W's apart and cleaned and polished their actions. This new 1851 replica feels almost as good as my... -
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Shot in the meat
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- Post #35
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting