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Does anyone have a recommendation for someone who can repair a 4" crack in the wood stock on my percussion 50 cal muzzleloader?? Please. Thank you.

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Went out of way to get deal done. Quality guy. Thanks.

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Thanks for the great transaction and the great communication.

Thanks for the great transaction and the great communication.

Thanks again. Gentleman!

that trailer is awesome!

ok guys, Im going google. Ill start with the two pellets, just read the three is magnum. Im not a magnum guy. Thanks

I have an Armalite A10. Just got M&P. I love the Armalite, it is absolutely incapable of a problem of any kind. I have an Armalite factory muzzle break on it. It rocks right back to the target after every shot. Gun is awesome. Best tactical weapon I ever had and I cant see myself ever getting rid of it. The Smith is much lighter, at least it feels lighter. Shoots much more like an ar. Very crisp weapon and a joy to shoot. Very light for a 308 and easy to handle. The armalite is like a cinder block, but I don't mind, because the thing is awesome and really built well. I have no experience with the Colt, but the Smith is what all the smiths are. Very light, easy to handle, a joy to shoot, not tiring, and it eats anything you feed it just like the smith ars.

Measure of a gentleman is how we handle a disagreement. Kotkot is a gentleman. Would not hesitate to do business.

On time. Great guy. Gentleman. Thanks for the easy deal and the dnjoyable convo.

Pk90- i was 10 a very long time ago my friend. Id pay a million dollars to be it again for just one day. Enjoy the beautiful weather my friend.

Sorry guys but none of my friends do black powder

Guys need just bit more help. When i bought encore, i told guy " give me all the stuff i need to get going". He gave me a toothpaste tube of " bore butter" whats the best way to use that? Also he gave me a wood ball with a little metal thing on it and like a handle. Said it " starts the sabot". Do i need that? The ramrod has a screw on thing at end that i think does that. He also told me to run the butter stuff on the sabot to get it to slide down. Its still hard. Is that normal. And last he told me i could use two or three powder pellets. Do i need three. Is two enough?