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  1. W

    Historically accurate example of Flint, Full stock, hooked breech, barrel wedges?

    I could use some direction, I don't know enough to even know what to search for. I want to try building my own longrifle, but, given the effort involved, I'd like it to be as historically accurate as possible for me to do given my skill level and knowledge. I'm not a historian, or even amateur...
  2. Brazos John

    What Does This Match - Historically Speaking.

    Howdy, y'all, I'm new to flintlocks, and bought a Traditions Frontier .50 cal. for reenacting. I use it for salutes and battles with the Texas Army. We beat Santa Ana again this year at San Jacinto. I've seen comments regarding quality of Traditions. I bought this online, and it fires powder for...
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