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Hawks and Knives / Re: Tomahawk Throwing -- Percussion Jug Shooting Fun - Hawk throw
« Last post by KDubs on March 04, 2026, 07:42:41 AM »
Enjoyed the video mark
 Looks like a lot of fun right there!
Kevin
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Hawks and Knives / Re: Tomahawk Throwing -- Percussion Jug Shooting Fun - Hawk throw
« Last post by Rob DiStefano on March 03, 2026, 05:07:58 PM »
Now THAT'S pure fun ... and good "tactical" training!   :lol sign   :hairy
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Hawks and Knives / Re: Tomahawk Throwing -- Percussion Jug Shooting Fun - Hawk throw
« Last post by No Powder on March 03, 2026, 04:09:44 PM »
Man Mark, it looks as though you're throwing those hawks a long way. I don't think I could throw those hawks that far. But you did a good job bud.
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Hawks and Knives / Tomahawk Throwing -- Percussion Jug Shooting Fun - Hawk throw
« Last post by BlackPowderManiacShooter on March 03, 2026, 02:35:23 PM »
Tried the combination of tomahawk throwing and shooting flying water jugs.
I loved every part of this fun....


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Flintlock Long Guns / Flintlock verses Percussion Which is easier to shoot? Shooting bowling pins
« Last post by BlackPowderManiacShooter on March 03, 2026, 02:19:03 PM »
Discussing the differences between flintlock and percussion rifles while performing a little bowling.


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Accoutrements / Re: Small Accoutrement projects I do
« Last post by Mad Irish Jack on March 03, 2026, 01:37:34 PM »
   Thanks for the comeback Welcome comments Been in some bad health but seems to be stable. Comment of picture info! The bottom picture is a Pheasant Foot. Where it meets the cloth is a steel 3" pin for a touchhole cleanout tool. It hangs from my rifle pouch. When someone asks,
"What is that?" I say, "Pheasant foot"! Then the scenario repeats...????? Then, I grip it how you see it and say, "Really, it's an answer for stupid questions!'. They'll look puzzled and I repeat until they see IT.... & feel STUPID.... and say, "O K" while they nod their head. I also have a turkey foot on the end of the white, whole leg (about 7-8"- Looks great when held out toward you). It's a HOOT STATEMENT, one of the LOL parts for rendezvous and shoots.  :Doh! :applaud :luff: ;banghead; :stooges:
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Long Range Muzzleloading / Re: Are you up to a Revolutionary sized personal challenge?
« Last post by Bigsmoke on March 03, 2026, 11:39:11 AM »
I imagine with 70 grains in that .32, it really barks.
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Long Range Muzzleloading / Re: Are you up to a Revolutionary sized personal challenge?
« Last post by Nessmuk on March 03, 2026, 07:48:29 AM »
well, it depends on the powder load. I've gone as high as 70 grains and it dropped 2 inches but it's inconsistent in a cold bore.
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The Campfire / Re: What's Everyone Doing?
« Last post by No Powder on March 02, 2026, 01:42:25 PM »
Glad I could help you bring it to the surface. You just lay those nuggets on us anytime.
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Long Range Muzzleloading / Re: Are you up to a Revolutionary sized personal challenge?
« Last post by No Powder on March 02, 2026, 01:38:43 PM »
You deserve it buddy. How far do you think that 32 drops at 100 yards ? I know you don't want any wind blowing.
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