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  1. TDM

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Jay, I think you have a winner there. Not sure of what, but a winner.
  2. TDM

    What Kibler would be appropriate for French and Indian War?

    Definitely agree with @Brokennock
  3. TDM

    Gardening ..again

    Agree, and (heavy) salt & pepper is all I use too. Only have steak about once a month due to cost.
  4. TDM

    Gardening ..again

    Man I love a good ribeye, but agree with @snakebit, especially on the first few tomato sandwiches. Either Dukes or Blue Plate mayo and lots of salt and pepper. Now if you add some beacon it’s a hands down favorite. But after the first 3 or 4 I’ll take the ribeye too!
  5. TDM

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Sure thing. I still had everything sitting out on the workbench so I took a picture. For exterior metal I start with assorted small flat files and shaped needle files, then sandpaper 320 to 600. Then use wool polishing tips and red rouge to polish out. For the inside I only use very fine stones...
  6. TDM

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    More lock polishing.
  7. TDM

    Awfully quiet over at Kiblers.

    Concern over the new Fowler barrel is unwarranted. I don’t have any reference books on Fowlers, but I have several on trade guns. The octagon-round-round barrels were on all the 1700’s English trade gun originals I had access to. Now the early French trade guns were octagon to round. After the...
  8. TDM

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    So far, so good. Hope all is good for you too.
  9. TDM

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Well, I have been known to overdo things. Eating, polishing, bourbon, etc.
  10. TDM

    Got a jake this morning

    Great looking Fowler and Bird! Congratulations Rich.
  11. TDM

    Grey and Fox Squirrel Book

    I really like that @yellowhammer
  12. TDM

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Thanks!
  13. TDM

    Grey and Fox Squirrel Book

    I’d like to have a copy as a companion to @ETipp ’s great book.
  14. TDM

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    After sitting in the shop for over a year I decided to get back to work on the walnut .36 SMR. I had already cleaned up and fitted the furniture, sized the pins, slotted the barrel lugs, and fitted the ram rod. But nothing to the wood, barrel finish, or lock. So I’m starting on the lock. Now...
  15. TDM

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Beautiful gun and good shooting @Banjoman
  16. TDM

    Kibler Fowler available.

    Hmmmm. Luckily I don’t want one that bad.
  17. TDM

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    Thanks!
  18. TDM

    Storing black powder in a shed

    Just put the powder in the corner of your bedroom closet. Several pounds won’t take up any space and it will be safe and sound and a lot happier than in your shed.
  19. TDM

    Awfully quiet over at Kiblers.

    Use a shot snake and use whatever power measure you use for powder. Your shot load should be equal to or up to twice your powder load in volume. Experimentation will show you which volume of shot patterns best in your gun, same for powder load. But 60 grains is a good place to start, especially...
  20. TDM

    FOR SALE Reduced…Northwest Trade Gun (Left Hand) .62 Smooth

    Rob builds such great guns. I’d think a lefty would jump on this, it’s beautiful.
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