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What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?
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Unloaded my Trapper pistol today, cleaned it, and put it away for the year. Didn’t get to fire it at a deer this year. There’s always next year.
appalichian hunter
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Not actually muzzle loading but related, started my deer skull tree for my collection, most were shot with a muzzle loader so guess that counts. Was going to buy one readymade but found a nice knurly tree where I hunt and most of the bucks were shot at so decided to make one.
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Ran a patch of Ed's Red down my 43 inch barrel fusee just my monthly maintenance
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You can pound on that one ALL you want.
Dave Dworshak
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working on a kentucky pistol kit.
Started a TC stock makeover, reshaping and refinishing.
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saved that picture Eric, for a side by side when you are done. Have a couple i want to do myself.
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I kissed my cannon and prayed for warmer weather.
Here is one that is done, On the lock side that is a grain swirl at the nose of the comb not a dished out place like the picture would suggest. I inletted all the parts to the proper depth instead of sitting almost on the surface like they were originally.
Well, not today but last Saturday, today is Monday, went out to a 4H weekend outing and displayed different types of muzzle loaders and BP handguns. Some of the kids wanted to shoot and several of them did. They shot pretty well but I did the loading. Did a burning experiment showing them the difference in how nitocellulosis powder and black powder burned. Interesting. Yesterday went out to the desert range and shot my Traditions .50 cal rifle and my TC Hawkin in .54cal that I built in 88. A good time both days. Days are nice here but for a little breeze.
Finally, and I mean finally, 
it has been a long run for simple project. Finished my pan primer. Moose antler piece and parts from Log Cabin Shop. Silver "caps" on both ends to dress up raw ends.
it has been a long run for simple project. Finished my pan primer. Moose antler piece and parts from Log Cabin Shop. Silver "caps" on both ends to dress up raw ends.
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What would be my chances of obtaining one of those catalogs?
Well, yesterday, I finished lock work on a friend's club but Fowler. The gun was built for him, but came with a longggg kinda mushy trigger pull.
Took some puttering, and input from more knowledgeable people than me, but it's back in his hands and hopefully will bag a turkey this spring.
Took some puttering, and input from more knowledgeable people than me, but it's back in his hands and hopefully will bag a turkey this spring.
Friend of mine with a 50 caliber CVA has one of those good Lyman Peep sites but couldn't see very clear through the hole which I measured as being .096, So I took it home and drilled it out almost to the size of the front of the peep, compromised and on a .136 wire bit. By golly don't you know he can see real good thru it now, we are just waiting to go out and shoot, and it will probably be at least two months.
Squint
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I have given mine away otherwise you could of had it.
You could send them an email to request one.
https://www.henrykrank.com/
Willy
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Dug out an old Lee C-press that's going to be used as part of a new fangled 12 gauge wad cutting apparatus. I've decided that there has to be a better way to make wads than a hole punch and hammer.
interesting - kindly post updates on the concept/finished machine.
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