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Finished, for the second time in about 40 years, my Richland Arms .44 Cal single shot pistol.

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It's been a rule here forever. It's not something Angie sprung on us.

Get over it.
I have… I haven’t been here forever like some of you old farts. I’m going to ask questions and voice my opinions…

Get used to it.
 
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A few years back, I put together a Damascus bladed knife. It has a brass hilt and a stag handle.

Today, I made a sheath for it to carry with my Confederate gear while shooting N-SSA matches.

I'll try to post some pictures tomorrow.
 

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Where would I find someone to work on the screw hole for the drum on the barrel, on my cva Kentucky long rifle.
When I tighten the drum it goes past the hammer if it's tight?
I can post pics later, the boss is sleeping and i know better than go digging in the closet for it, and make a bunch of noise.. only noise it just an orange cat running around like a maniac.
Yes replace the drum! It's not that hard to do. Track of the Wolf has what you need.
 
Had new snow last night, so put a small box out as a target, using the snow for a pattern evaluation. Gun had a 12" 12 gauge New Englander barrel on it with a 30 grain charge of Pyrodex P, an over-powder card, a shot cushion, approximately 1.3 oz. of #6 shot and a single over-shot card. Cylinder bore. Range was roughly 30 yards, but I didn't bother to pace it off. Walked the camera out to the target for a closer look. Haven't learned how to use the video editing software yet, sorry about the dizziness that may have invoked in some.


And I thought I was cold today. Drove 50 miles to shoreham south coast club, photo to check on catamaran I built years ago , Bitter cold wind and fine rain. Did sit on beach as it’s 50% flint pebbles I bashed away and made piles of chips and a couple I can use and a tiny arrow head You really need big nodules from the chalk cliffs which are everywhere southern England
 

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And I thought I was cold today. Drove 50 miles to shoreham south coast club, photo to check on catamaran I built years ago , Bitter cold wind and fine rain. Did sit on beach as it’s 50% flint pebbles I bashed away and made piles of chips and a couple I can use and a tiny arrow head You really need big nodules from the chalk cliffs which are everywhere southern England
Is this in Shoreham, England... or maybe New York?
 
And I thought I was cold today. Drove 50 miles to shoreham south coast club, photo to check on catamaran I built years ago , Bitter cold wind and fine rain. Did sit on beach as it’s 50% flint pebbles I bashed away and made piles of chips and a couple I can use and a tiny arrow head You really need big nodules from the chalk cliffs which are everywhere southern England
You may wonder what’s this scruffy 20 ft wide yard ,photo , is doing by 100 yards long Well we sold it to the environmental people for £2.4m. “For building a new flood wall !!!! “
And that almost paid for a new clubhouse
 

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Looks like Monday I'll be finding out about TOTW's return policy for their mistake.
Today I got my order of 1/2" flints, but they set 3/8 by mistake.
 
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