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Thanks Poet. God bless: Two Feathers

Howdy folks: Two Feathers here: It's been forever since I was a regular here. Probably 5 years or more, but I'm selling if anyone is interested? I have a really nice Flintlock Pan Primer for sale. The price is $65.00 shipped in a padded envelope. This one has a forged iron staple for hanging...

Missouri Smoke pole and RonC. Thank you both for the endorsements. It means a lot to me, and for my reputation. God bless: Two Feathers

Thanks Jack I'll write these down. I got a few from Kentucky Colonel, but more is better. Stoney

Walk Thank you very much for the pic., the story, and the glowing feedback on my knife. I just signed up. I hope that new Roch Belly works out as well. It's on it's way. God bless: Two Feathers

Joe When this guy tells a story, "he makes no bones about it." o_O I agree with Hanshi, a waste of good whiskey!! I think he's been seeing my doctor? 🤣 Stoney

Howdy In the 60's I used "Kasenite" case hardening compound. Not sure if you can still buy it, but it's worth looking for. It was pretty simple to use. Just basically heat the piece Red Hot, bury it in the can of compound and leave it there until it cooled. Never failed. We used it on...

Howdy For what it's worth. As a kid I raised snakes. My mom was NOT a fan of a bedroom full of the caged critters, but she got over it. Here's my $.02 We have a bunch of Timber Rattlers and Copperheads here in Pennsylvania. Timber rattlers are, timid, but dangerous and lethal if you mess with...

Sgt recoil/ Frontier Gander As a machinist, I agree, but if you can get your hands on a pair of cheap dial Calipers, those will get you close enough. There are a few at Harbor Freight. I use B&S and Starrett, but Mitutoyo will work I'm sure there are some inexpensive ones on eBay. I believe that...

Hey Pete You can get boiled Linseed Oil or BLO at any hardware store. I get mine for my knife handles,and powder horn caps, from Ace TruValue and Lowes. Just thought I'd throw in my $.02 How ya' been buddy? Stoney

Mr. Boone: You sir; are very welcome. To me anyone younger than myself is a young un, and Pete. I wouldn't mind being 60 again either except for the nastiness of that stroke.  :shock: Stoney1

Good point Pete, never gave that a thought. See what I mean about edumacatin' these young ens' You informed Mr. Boone (and others I'm sure) about a possible calamity. Thank you buddy. God bless: Stoney1

Hello guys, and welcome to the forum, R. Boone If I may add my $.02? I'm the guy who makes these. I'm sure I'll get a 100 posts over this, so up front, "I'm sorry if I over explain this" Most hunters (with flint locks) prefer to load their rifles and pistols before going into the woods...

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I see that you still have that Baby?? I'm glad it's working for you. Dave

Congrats buddy, BEAUTIFUL animal. Great rifle. You should be proud. God bless: Stoney

Thanks Pete That would have been much easier??? But my luck doesn't run like that, even with HIS help!! Man...these doggone "Floaters" are killing me!! They went from being little dots to what looks like strings of lint hanging off of my face? I'm constantly trying to wipe them away? Not sure...

bronko 22000 Howdy. I've been a Christian my entire life. A Lutheran until my marriage 50 years ago. Then I became a United Methodist. I'm a Deacon in my church, the chair of the board of Trustees and our Finance Committee. I don't want to sound egotistical, the Lord hates a braggart. I've...

bronko22000 At the point of having a "wire edge" (burr) that's when the leather strop needs to come out I use a 4 stone Lansky sharpening system. I've used it since the 70's or 80's, whenever they came out? My wife bought it for me as a Christmas gift. When I set up at a show I endorse Lansky. I...