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  1. flconch53

    Shooting a replica Japanese ‘Tanegashima’ snap matchlock

    I was at all of the early Culloden events. On staff at Stone Gate. I was with Missy in those days. They were great times
  2. flconch53

    Shooting a replica Japanese ‘Tanegashima’ snap matchlock

    I like his memoirs. I was at many of the places he talks about including his wedding
  3. flconch53

    What are your favorite Thompson Center (T/C) Percussion guns?

    I have had several the renegade I have right now is as good as anything
  4. flconch53

    This Poor Renegade had to come home with me

    I picked up a 54 renegade at a gun show for $250. For old eyes I really like the square sights.
  5. flconch53

    Rifle Shoppe "Scottish Musket" and "James II Musket"

    As long as they date back to 1746 or earlier
  6. flconch53

    Rifle Shoppe "Scottish Musket" and "James II Musket"

    While there were certainly "Scotttish" style long guns by the 45 rising it was whatever they could get
  7. flconch53

    Recommendations for .40 RB..

    Alot of target shooters use that load. Green mountain barrels seem to like it
  8. flconch53

    ramrod tip ?

    You still have too watch cleaning patches
  9. flconch53

    ramrod tip ?

    Here is one I made for a forum member it is for a 29 cal
  10. flconch53

    ramrod tip ?

    Using a jag with a tapered shank is the right answer.
  11. flconch53

    Western PA

    When was the last time you were at Ticonderoga? In that area I like Crown Point better
  12. flconch53

    Rifle plug removal, field removal

    Rancid Cradtree was another one of my heroes
  13. flconch53

    Rifle plug removal, field removal

    Rea Really used to like all the uses for duct tape
  14. flconch53

    Rifle plug removal, field removal

    I had some one give me a TC renegade barrel many years ago. He had tried to remove the breach plug and even with the special block and alot of heat no go. I tried several times and ended up making a tomahawk out of the barrel I have had good success on NEW CVA' s new being the operative word. I...
  15. flconch53

    Rifle plug removal, field removal

    Many of the European rifles are threaded and pinned in place. Fool with at your own risk and be prepared to buy another barrel.
  16. flconch53

    Need help identifying this old muzzleloader

    Just posting the decimal equivalent. Really not a big bore
  17. flconch53

    Need help identifying this old muzzleloader

    That is alittle over .41
  18. flconch53

    Need help identifying this old muzzleloader

    Looks Germanic . I don't know about that sight
  19. flconch53

    Storing black powder in a shed

    If you have a Federal Explosives license. For Private individuals there is no storage regulations
  20. flconch53

    Storing black powder in a shed

    Just get a large Ammo container. The plastic more modern ones would work well. I don't know if anyone still sells powder magazines. I had to buy 1 for my shop and I still have it. I have 20 year old powder in there . I keep it in my shop in Florida.
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