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Hoot AL, what's happening in the rifleshop these days (in Gunsmithing) by Notchy Bob Those little rifles are looking just terrific, Al! I (and I'm sure all of us) would love to see som...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Gunsmithing
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A pistol I made. (in Firearms Gallery) by Notchy BobWell, I'm about three and a half years late for this particular thread, but better late than never, ...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Firearms Gallery
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Mounting an underrib on a barrel (in Gunsmithing) by Notchy Bob...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Gunsmithing
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Mounting an underrib on a barrel (in Gunsmithing) by Notchy Bobjdr, This is probably not the answer you were looking for, but for the sake of discussion, I know o...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Gunsmithing
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Kashtucky bow craft (in Firearms) by Notchy BobHowdy Here is a link to the website in question: ...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Firearms
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powder measures (in Accoutrements) by Notchy BobRancocas, you are right. Pronghorns shed their horn sheaths, but not the bone core. Thanks for cla...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Accoutrements
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powder measures (in Accoutrements) by Notchy BobOld timers sometimes ran the thong for the powder measure through an undersized hole in the strap of...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Accoutrements "Boons Best Fren" (in Firearms) by Notchy BobI was researching another historical topic with Kentucky associations, and came across the website f...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Firearms
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Guns on the Iowa Frontier, 1843-1850 (in Firearms) by Notchy BobGood suggestion, Rancocas. A journal also serves as a memory aid for the writer, in case that write...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Firearms Guns on the Iowa Frontier, 1843-1850 (in Firearms) by Notchy BobI accidentally ran across the name of Granville Stuart (1834-1918), generally acknowledged as a pion...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Firearms
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backyard deer (in Hunting) by Notchy BobThis is an interesting discussion. I think if you want or need the meat, go ahead and shoot... Espe...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Hunting
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AMUSETTE! (in Firearms) by Notchy BobDave, That would be an interesting way to build it. I think barrels for percussion rifle muskets a...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Firearms
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AMUSETTE! (in Firearms) by Notchy BobDave, This piques my interest. I have never fired or even seen a wall gun "in person," and I don't...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Firearms
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Scored a Charleville 1763 (in Firearms) by Notchy BobDave, Congratulations on the new musket! There are some deals to be had, but you need to know wher...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Firearms
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bows (in Traditional Crafts) by Notchy BobRancocas, I retired last year from a career as a speech pathologist. I worked for a year (as a tra...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Traditional Crafts
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Black flintlock rifles? (in Gunsmithing) by Notchy BobDeadeye, Your project sounds interesting. I hope you'll post some pictures when it's finished. I...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Gunsmithing An Unusual Old Northwest Gun (in Firearms) by Notchy BobHere's an unusual antique for you Northwest Gun fanatics: ...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Firearms Hugh Monroe's Pistol (in History) by Notchy BobI discovered this gem while researching something else on the web. I tried to post a link but could...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > History
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Possible bag strap (in Accoutrements) by Notchy BobI don't know that I've seen jute webbing. Strapping of cotton or hemp is not too hard to find. Try...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Accoutrements
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Flints (in Gunsmithing) by Notchy BobIs the flint secured with the bevel up or down? That may make a difference. If the bevel is down, ...... MUZZLELOADER Magazine > The Campfire: Main Forum List > Gunsmithing | » Refine Search » New Search |
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