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Best online leather supplier????? (in Accoutrements) by Stophel The "vegetable tanned" leather I have gotten from Leather Unlimited was white, spongy, and stretchy....... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Accoutrements
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Best online leather supplier????? (in Accoutrements) by StophelTandy (The Leather Factory) has definitely decreased in quality the past few years. I have recently...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Accoutrements
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New Snake Brand Butcher Knife (in Bladed Weapons) by StophelI'm still not a fan of the "Scandinavian grind". Oh, it looks neat, the knives are fine quality, and...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Bladed Weapons
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vigaroon (in Bladed Weapons) by StophelI have only used vegetable tanned leather from various sources. Oh, well, I really don't like black...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Bladed Weapons
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vigaroon (in Bladed Weapons) by StophelMight I suggest testing a few pieces of leather with the dye and letting it sit for at least six mon...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Bladed Weapons
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Leather boot soles (in Period Clothing) by StophelLearn to walk with leather soles. Use your heels for traction. People did it for centuries. ...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Period Clothing
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Straight razor (in Bladed Weapons) by StophelThe way straight razor afficionados talk, you should be able to get a glass-smooth shave. I have se...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Bladed Weapons
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Straight razor (in Bladed Weapons) by StophelI have some good, old razors that I can get sharp enough to cut you just by looking at them. And ye...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Bladed Weapons
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Old vs New (in Gunsmithing) by StophelDepends on which "originals" you are talking about. In, say, the 1770's and earlier, the barrels we...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Gunsmithing
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At my wits end with L&R, Ideas? (in Firearms) by StophelI made this lock a few years ago with the L&R lock outer parts (plate, frizzen, cock, frizzen spring...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Firearms
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tinder box style (in Trekking & Primitive Skills) by StophelWas searching around the internet the other day and found this: ...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Trekking & Primitive Skills
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tinder box style (in Trekking & Primitive Skills) by StophelAn Altoids box will always be pretty obviously an Altoids box, label or no label. However, I 'spect...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Trekking & Primitive Skills
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tinder box style (in Trekking & Primitive Skills) by StophelThe only actual "Tinder boxes" I recall seeing from the 18th century are household items. Round tin...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Trekking & Primitive Skills
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Mohawk Belt Axe (in Bladed Weapons) by StophelI like mine, and actually want another and make a different handle for it. The design (though I wou...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Bladed Weapons
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Period-correct drinking water (in Trekking & Primitive Skills) by StophelI would dare to say that water today is at least as contaminated by "farm runoff" and other man-made...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Trekking & Primitive Skills
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revolutionary militia war clothing (in Period Clothing) by StophelAs far as clothing goes, there is quite a bit available on the internet. This site came to my mind:...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Period Clothing
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Split front or pullover hunting frock (in Period Clothing) by StophelIf one is wanting to be historical, then the most proper fabrics to use seem to be light to medium w...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Period Clothing
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Use of Cedar in the 18th Century. (in History) by StophelEvery now and then you see an old log cabin made of (eastern) red cedar. I think that would be frea...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > History | » Refine Search » New Search |
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