Yeah, looks like he spent a lot of time, good job!
What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?
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It was yesterday but took the lock off my Miroku Zouave to my neighbor who happens to be a gun builder. He filed some off the sear spring and installed it and the sear. He kept the lock to adjust the tumbler as the main spring would go low when cocked and start to dig into the wood. There is a slight indent in the wood where the lock did this,nothing major. The sear and spring came from Dixie gun works! Highly recommended! Can't wait to shoot it!
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My grandson and I cast a few balls with our just arrived Callahan bag mold. Took a bit to get it right but after a few minutes turned out 6 nice balls and called it good enough.
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Finally got the side plate inlet! Slow going. First build and I chose a highly decorated Jäger with much engraving and carving.
Have to always push myself! Maybe I should start a build thread... so far this is going on 2 years...
Made some Vollkornbrot to go with the smoked venison sausages!
William
Have to always push myself! Maybe I should start a build thread... so far this is going on 2 years...
Made some Vollkornbrot to go with the smoked venison sausages!
William
Did a dry run with my new Panther wedge tent today, set it up at home. 10 minutes to erect it myself. Looked great, very well made. 6'8" inside, 7x7 on the ground.
Got a .45 cal Seneca in the mail this morning's mail that I bought from a forum member. It's a beautiful little gun.
Started working on a horn for my friend who is just getting into muzzleloading at 81 years old! Convinced him to build a Kibler Woodsrunner and he is finishing it so I need to get his horn finished soon!
Mzzlldrinpa
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Very nice tedious work. The loaf looks interesting. Is it coated with salt?
This afternoon's practice got cancelled by unexpected thundershowers that most likely undid all the spraying I did all day long.
The Lord giveth. The Lord taketh away. Blessed is The Name of The Lord.
The Lord giveth. The Lord taketh away. Blessed is The Name of The Lord.
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No. Loaf is coated with rolled oats. Bread contains Einkorn berries, cracked berries, rye & whole wheat flour. Pumpkin, sunflower, flax, & sesame seeds. Honey, buttermilk, & sourdough starter. Good solid bread!
Easier to make than this Jäger!
HighUintas
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Do you work as a brewer?
ernbar
45 Cal.
Used my drill press to drill out holes in a long strip of plastic that will hold the home made caps for the Primeall application to them. After the caps are loaded with the compound and binder added when dry just flip over and caps easily come off the strip.
Pics or it didn’t happen. ; ). What did you end up with for poles/ridge?
Haha no pic had to hustle and get it down before it rained. 
Using a 2” hardwood dowel for the ridge pole and 2x4 for the uprights. Very easy to set up.
Using a 2” hardwood dowel for the ridge pole and 2x4 for the uprights. Very easy to set up.
BJHabermehl
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BJHabermehl
40 Cal
Posting pictures is so much easier now even this old troglodyte can do it.
I casted a couple hundred .311 balls today. My daughter and grandkids are coming in from Michigan tomorrow and my grandson and I will be doing some shooting this week.
11:00 to 13:15 filed, sanded, and polished trigger guard
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