Everything posted by MosinRob
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Could this be a Revolutionary War era gun?
shoot it, pull it, or blow it out
- Picked up a new flinter
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Picked up a new flinter
A guy I know is getting out of muzzleloading. So I went to his house and Picked this up. He called it a "poor boy" but I don't really know if that's a exact model name.
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CCI Blazer 22lr 500rds @ Cabelas
got one thanks for the post
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They field dress them for us. They will skin and quarter it too if you wanted. I take it to my own butcher
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Mine weighed about 325. I'll get about 200+ lbs of meat out of her.
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Now a Distinguished Expert with a Muzzleloading Rifle
Well the water I use as a flux if you will. I mix my oils in a measured amount of water. Then lube the patch. I leave the patch out to dry. The water evaporates leaving the perfect amount of lube throughout the patch evenly. The oils ride the water so it's not soaking in oil. If you felt my patch it feels dry, but squeeze it hard and you see the oils come out on your finger. There's a little taste of it for you.
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Now a Distinguished Expert with a Muzzleloading Rifle
Bone stock .54 Thomson Center Renegade. I just know what she likes and how she likes to be kept. 67gr of weighed goex FF powder, 223-224.7 gr round ball, and a .20 pillow tickling patch that I buy in bulk at Joanne's fabrics and lube with my special blend of oils and water. Yes water, there's a method to the madness.
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Now a Distinguished Expert with a Muzzleloading Rifle
Well to day was the day. I finally finished NRA Marksmanship Qualifier program. I am now a Distinguished Expert with a Muzzleloading Rifle. I'm one of only 18 in the country. I ended with a 309 out of the 400. I needed 265. Couple months ago I set a club record with a 344 out of 400. I'm pretty happy about it. I had some help along the way. A couple guys in the club including a member on here smokin .50 helped me get started. A lot of guys find what I do is odd and strange with cutting my own patches and swabbing every shot, but proof is in the pudding I think.
- Historical Winter Firearms Marksmanship Contest - Open to Public at Cherry Ridge, Jan. 18
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sks thumbhole stock
so would you just dremel the bottom?
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sks thumbhole stock
Anyone if they make a thumbhole stock for the sks that will work with the bayo?
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Saiga conversions
Are there any places or smiths that will convert a saiga?
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2014 Firearms Goals
1: Get my Distinguished expert in Muzzleloader Rife 2: Get my Distinguished expert in Muzzleloader Pistol 3: Go 25 for 25 on a round of trap 4: Get my RSO Cert. 5: Buy more guns and ammo lol
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A public service announcement.
- North Jersey Clay Target Club
Thanks Rosey. Yea I put the modified choke in my 1st barrel and full in my second. Loaded about 30 pre-loads. we'll see how she does. I'm just hoping I get a good wind that blows the smoke away from all the other shooters.- North Jersey Clay Target Club
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Anybody know if they allow Blackpowder shotguns? May go there after work tomorrow and would like to do a round with my 10 gauge- M-1 Garand Or 10 ga. SxS Muzzleloader For Hog Hunt? Help Me Decide!
- New bullet puller
So at the muzzleloader shoots, we sometimes have guys that dry-ball their revolvers. We usually have to take the nipple out and push it out. Well I got something to make our lives a little easier. A ball puller for a revolver.- Local .22 ammo
got my fill from gander mountain in Scranton on Wednesday- norinco mak90 rifle
- North Jersey Clay Target Club