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01-22-2014, 08:59 PM
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flintlock 36?
What would be the most economical way for a fella to drift into a flintlock 36? I just found out that a local shop WILL order black powder for me so long as it doesn't stay in his shop overnight. Mostly I will be using the gun to learn to properly load and shoot a muzzleloader, and for hunting small game (rabbit, squirrel, coon, possum)
Thanks Richard
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