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SHere's a couple of pictures of the smoky conditions. The day before and the start of the match and the second day of the match.
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3Over the last few years years I've had the need for a gunsmith for a few minor, I thought, issues. The first was to have a couple holes...
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DocCoffee replied to the thread Chronograph.I almost said something about Sky Screens and 90 Gr .257 HP's not liking each other much, and then there was the 400gr .416 and a... -
I put it all together today so I'll treat you to some eye candy. The frame I already had, it's a Caspian 1911 frame I use for my 38... -
Thank you Rick! Appreciate the heads up.
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RL338 replied to the thread Back in the 1990's.A blast from the past , and still show room condition.
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Very business like rifle there Fotis. I like it. With that light barrel... Out of curiosity what's a three-shot group look like... -
Back in the mid 1990's I did some hunting with this little 50 cal Thompson-Center White Mountain Carbine, pretty much a lighter, handier...
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I had the same rifle. Unfortunately I sold mine and bought an online muzzleloader. Yours looks fantastic! Best of luck this fall. JD338 -
Brings back memories ! I too have a Thompson-Center White Mountain Carbine I purchased in 1992 / 1993 . I hunted Mt Adams area in WA...
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One day I really want to shoot a muzzle loader. Hunting? Well if I ever get the chance I'll have to try.
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I bought one of those White Mountain Carbines when they were first introduced but I didn’t care for the coarse sights or the trigger...
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My first Muzzle loader was a TC Hawkin kit that I put together and learned how to rust Brown the metal like they did before Royal Bluing...
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JD338 replied to the thread Back in the 1990's.I had the same rifle. Unfortunately I sold mine and bought an online muzzleloader. Yours looks fantastic! Best of luck this fall. JD338
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It's only been out of the safe a few times since the 1990's. Long time since I've shot it, so minimal wear and tear. Six deer limit...
