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    Favorite movies set before 1840

    I remember a movie with Spencer Tracy set in New York and Vermont during the revolution. Was it about Ethan Allen? I'll never forget watching it as a kid and one of his men becomes a canibal (carried a head in his rucksack) and then commits suicide. That was pretty powerful stuff for a movie...
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    Synthetic stock

    The local gun shop had a CVA percussion sidelock with 2 barrels- 12 gauge and .54 caliber. The shotgun barrel appears unfired and the rifle barrel is clean and well cared for. One problem, the stock is a black synthetic. If this gun had a wood stock I would have walked out the door with it...
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    Chambers in frontloaders?

    I was on another site and it was mentioned by someone that when they clean their Crockett rifle they make sure to swab out the chamber with a .22 brush and patch. I have a Crockett so I decided to check this out and sure enough there seems to be a chamber at the bottom of the barrel that is...
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    Seasoning the barrel

    Thanks to all! The gun is a modern one, and the book that came with it said it needed up to 200 rounds through it to settle. I thought this might have been the same as seasoning.
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    Seasoning the barrel

    What do I need to do to season a barrel in a new gun? I am assuming this is similiar to seasoning a cast iron fry pan.
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    New with Crockett

    I am getting into traditional muzzleloading again after a 15 year hiatus. I just purchased a .32 caliber Crockett for walks in the woods of central and northern New England. You little red squirrels watch out! :hatsoff:
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