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1277
Hello -- I am a rank newbie to the sport and I intend to purchase a muzzleloader kit to build in order to learn how the weapons work from the ground up. I am...
Henry Kisor
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Sep 4, 2005
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In a message dated 9/4/2005 9:10:34 AM Eastern Standard Time, hkisor@... writes: am also a mystery writer and am thinking about a murder story involving...
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Sep 4, 2005
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1279
Well, I TOLJA I was a rank newbie. Does this illustrate the adage "keep your powder dry"? I presume rainy days are not good for muzzleloader shooting? ... ...
Henry Kisor
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Sep 4, 2005
3:15 pm
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... Black powder readily soaks up water and then does not go "bang" or even "fffft." So rainy days can be a challenge. However, there are various ways to get...
kees99919
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Sep 7, 2005
10:34 pm
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I have heard of people using a triangular shaped piece of buckskin over the frizzen and primer pan as a safe guard against wetting the powder. In a steady down...
Tony
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Sep 8, 2005
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Thanks, Tony and Kees. I've sent an email to a NCIS source I know asking if he's ever heard of a patch being matched to a muzzleloading rifle. Not that NCIS...
Henry Kisor
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Sep 8, 2005
11:30 pm
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I would check out different sellers and find out who makes that model for them. Some sell identical rifles for less then what others do. So if you can get the...
Tony
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Sep 9, 2005
12:06 am
1284
Tuesday I was browsing at Old West Gun Room in El Cerrito, CA , looking for anything interesting. Saw a nice, slightly used Old Army that was tempting, but a...
Rick DeWitt
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Sep 9, 2005
1:25 am
1285
Thank you, Tony. What I now need to know is: Who are the reputable muzzle-loader manufacturers? I presume those whose wares are sold in the Dixie Gun Works...
Henry Kisor
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Sep 9, 2005
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All the muzzleloader companies you mentioned have Hawken replicas. Most folks are very happy with the Lyman GPR (made by Interarms Co. of Italy). I have had...
kees99919
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Sep 10, 2005
12:37 am
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I woud say they are as well as CVA and most others who have been seeling blackpowder arms for years. There are a few who build custom made rifles that are a...
Tony
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Sep 10, 2005
12:20 pm
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Hi Henry- I would say that the best buy in Black Powder rifles today by far is the Great Plains rifle by Lyman. I have built several dozen of these guns and am...
greg marts
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Sep 10, 2005
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Would all period longrifles (aprox. 1750-1820) have double set triggers or were there some with single triggers? Thanks, Matt...
piusx1914
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Sep 11, 2005
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Hi Matt, They had both. A good example of a single trigger would be the Brown Bess. Double set triggers were a carry over from target rifles and were seen more...
greg marts
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Sep 11, 2005
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First of all hello, I'm new to this group. I'm interested in shooting BP pistols and have a couple questions regarding one I have. Any help is really...
Ken Aubrey
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Sep 12, 2005
12:24 am
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First of all hello, I'm new to this group. I'm interested in shooting BP pistols and have a couple questions regarding one I have. Any help is really...
Ken Aubrey
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Sep 12, 2005
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do a google search for "Cain's outdoor/s" its a nice muzzleloading shop located in good ol' West Virginia.. some of you may know it by its former name,...
Josh Wilson
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Sep 12, 2005
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Ken: I'm no expert, but if it were me, I'd sell it and roll the proceeds into something you will trust. It is your happiness and satisfaction which counts ...
Mike S.
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Sep 12, 2005
12:23 pm
1295
I have put several hundred shots through my Pietta .44 cal 1850 Colt replica, and it is still working fine. ... ...
Thomas Raether
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Sep 12, 2005
4:00 pm
1296
... kick my butt for not coming right to your house the day you bought that rifle and stole your open sight and replaced it with a peep. Shoot your very best...
Gary
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Sep 18, 2005
11:02 pm
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Oops...just realized I hadn't posted a follow-up on my peep sight question... Just wanted to thank everyone for the feedback on the peep sights for my TC...
James Wulf
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Sep 19, 2005
12:03 pm
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I am a newbie to this board and muzzleloading. I just bought a new CVA MagHunter .45 cal. inline. I plan on using it for whitetail deer and wild hogs here in...
k_hargarten
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Sep 20, 2005
10:41 pm
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Kurt, You can get a copy of the owners manual here: http://www.cva.com/warranty/index.htm There is one for inline and sidelock. There are plenty of warnings ...
bpoutdoors
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Sep 20, 2005
11:01 pm
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The most important thing is to read all instructions very carefuly the book should give good info on loading and shooting also the powerbelts are hollow points...
Ron K
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Sep 20, 2005
11:20 pm
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I currently own a TC Renegade 50 Cal. I'm looking into a Lyman deerstalker. Has anybody had good or bad luck with this gun? I've been told they are made by...
catpwr300
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Sep 22, 2005
1:22 am
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The Lyman guns are made in Italy and Traditions guns are made in Spain. Lyman guns have a great reputation. I have not personally owned one, but I have heard...
Rick DeWitt
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Sep 22, 2005
1:38 am
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I own a Lyman Great Plains rifle in .50cal. Mine is probably at least 8 years old so I haven't purchased one recently, but I would highly recommend it. It is a...
James Wulf
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Sep 22, 2005
12:08 pm
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Hi Jim, The Lyman rifles are made by Fabbrica D'Armi in Brescia Italy using the latest CNC production methods. After having built dozens of these guns I can...
greg marts
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Sep 22, 2005
6:59 pm
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Thanks, Ron. I got the book that came with the rifle. I am going to use the Aerotip bullets. I am having difficulty finding the 777 pellets in .45 cal....
k_hargarten
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Sep 29, 2005
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Thanks, Bryan. I saved the manual and will read it several times. Kurt ... warnings ... <k_hargarten@y...> ... new ... and ... bullets ... push ... before ... ...
k_hargarten
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