Hi Mark,This gun will be used in competition so I'm after strength vs looks. I plan on putting thousands of rounds through this gun. Wouldn't a 1/8 in slice of wood be weak?
Gonna sound crazy but many in our competition shooting organization us JB Weld. It's an epoxy mix with metal particles.This gun will be used in competition so I'm after strength vs looks. I plan on putting thousands of rounds through this gun. Wouldn't a 1/8 in slice of wood be weak?
What type of competition do you shoot?Gonna sound crazy but many in our competition shooting organization us JB Weld. It's an epoxy mix with metal particles.
N-SSA. North South Skirmish Association. All my muskets are bedded with JB Weld and it's held up just fine.What type of competition do you shoot?
Good wood is stronger than you think. I have examined the forend of a good number of original fullstocks over the years, and you would be amazed at the thinness of the wood and how it survived, especially when fastened to the barrel.This gun will be used in competition so I'm after strength vs looks. I plan on putting thousands of rounds through this gun. Wouldn't a 1/8 in slice of wood be weak?
I think glue and cloth are okay to use in MLAIC matches, no?Hi Mark,
What kind of competition? The reason I ask is because Accra Glas is forbidden in International Muzzleloading Competition and may be in some other competitions.
Gus
The point to make is it has to be hide glue, not some more modern glue. As far as the fabric, I'd use a period correct type of modern cloth as well.I think glue and cloth are okay to use in MLAIC matches, no?
I remember. Thanks!The point to make is it has to be hide glue, not some more modern glue. As far as the fabric, I'd use a period correct type of modern cloth as well.
Gus
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