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01-23-2014, 06:56 PM
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Thanks guys I appreciate the info. In East Texas muzzleloaders are a dead art and people are only vaguely aware they exist. In my whole life I have only ever seen them on racks in gun shops around here three times. One was a old man's collection being sold off at insanely high prices, one was a lyman great plains that was beat up and was more than cabelas wants for a new one, and one was an old blackpowder double with one rifle barrel and one smoothbore. They wanted about 3 grand for it and it didn't function and was pitted. I may be down to parting one together by buying pieces here and there. In west Texas they even have a blackpowder season, in east Texas. Not so much.
Thanks Richard
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