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I am an *****. Frustrated to the point of wanting to quit.
good for you. and him.- OldSmoky1967
- Post #116
- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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I am an *****. Frustrated to the point of wanting to quit.
Does anyone live near this gent that can help? I am in Memphis.- OldSmoky1967
- Post #109
- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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Do you shoot old "Originals"?
I don't think it was for trade. If it was, it was after use by the EIC.- OldSmoky1967
- Post #110
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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Do you shoot old "Originals"?
All I can tell from limited pics are: 1. Post 1840 conversion from flintlock. 2. Possible replacement hammer from a Dog Lock, same era. 3. Probably originally made by EIC from parts (they may have had a dog lock hammer sitting around, when assembled), as has the rear sight like the slightly...- OldSmoky1967
- Post #108
- Forum: General Muzzleloading
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French percussion pistol
Leige proof marks. Mid 19th century. No platinum, vent disks, so post 1850.- OldSmoky1967
- Post #4
- Forum: Handguns
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Reloading Lever Damaging Balls
No. As a ring is shaved off anyway, the ball is no longer perfectly round but sort of cylindrical. More like a bullet. It won't hurt.- OldSmoky1967
- Post #46
- Forum: Handguns
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Got a jake this morning
Congratulations! My hunting club got sold and I have not been turkey hunting in 3 years. :( But, there is always tomorrow!- OldSmoky1967
- Post #26
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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Testing different size Powders in Flintlock Rifles......
I always enjoy your posts, Mark! Great info.- OldSmoky1967
- Post #14
- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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SOLD - Pending funds $Final reduction$ Antique Victorian target pistol by William Green London
Beautiful! Very cool pistol.- OldSmoky1967
- Post #5
- Forum: Firearms For Sale/Trade/Wanted
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Patent Breech Investarms Hawken failures to fire
Every time! And if I used bore butter it was worse! Old # 13, or spit patching works best for me to eliminate fouling that channel.- OldSmoky1967
- Post #14
- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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Patent Breech Investarms Hawken failures to fire
Just put a little FFFG in the barrel followed by the regular 777 charge. Thats should ignite it. If not, try a musket nipple and cap. They never fail to ignite.- OldSmoky1967
- Post #2
- Forum: Percussion Rifles
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Brown Bess Update/More Questions re cleaning
Perfect Dave. Exactly how I do it.- OldSmoky1967
- Post #38
- Forum: Smoothbore
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Gardening ..again
It's always a toss up. Being too early or too late can just be a matter of a few days, sometimes!- OldSmoky1967
- Post #221
- Forum: Camp Cooking
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Gardening ..again
No way would I ever use human waste....- OldSmoky1967
- Post #220
- Forum: Camp Cooking
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Gardening ..again
When I was a kid in Germany, it was pretty rural. They used to have these trucks come around that we called the honey wagon. Basically it was manure with water in it they used it all the time for their crops.- OldSmoky1967
- Post #169
- Forum: Camp Cooking
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Gardening ..again
Aren’t you worried that another freeze will hit? I’m in TN. We also have another freeze right around Easter.- OldSmoky1967
- Post #168
- Forum: Camp Cooking
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Value of NIB Zoli Harper's Ferry 58.?
Value:$100. But I’ll double that to $200 as I’m a sucker for charity cases. Jk- OldSmoky1967
- Post #3
- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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New Uberti 1861 Navy from Midway. Buyer Beware!
It looks like grease, or anti-seize to me.- OldSmoky1967
- Post #86
- Forum: Handguns