Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Shooting Traditional Firearms and Weapons => Reenactors and Traditional Muzzleloaders => Topic started by: Rob DiStefano on March 29, 2026, 04:21:00 PM
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Readying for the coming 250th events ... Pedersoli 2nd Land Pattern Brown Bess (kit built).
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Is that your real hair rob?
Beautiful ponytail.
Oh nice Fowler too, you look good Patriot!
Kevin
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You look mighty sharp sir, if I were to join you I'd have nothing to wear but my brain tanned leggings and breech cloth, while packing my squirrel rifle. :toast :*:
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Is that your real hair rob?
Beautiful ponytail.
Oh nice Fowler too, you look good Patriot!
Kevin
I wince at seeing my images, but 80 years changes everything of everyone and in my case not for the better ... but thanx!
Yes, that's my real hair that I let grow for a bit over a year. Not that I saved on getting hair cuts as my was/is a hairdresser. Last month I commissioned a Colonial Williamsburg wigmaker for a proper 18th century hairpiece with long trailing queue so that I can finally get a dang hair cut!
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You look mighty sharp sir, if I were to join you I'd have nothing to wear but my brain tanned leggings and breech cloth, while packing my squirrel rifle. :toast :*:
Thank ye, Rondo. You'd be right at home wearing what ya got, totally 18th century and what was used by many a rebel militia for the duration of the war.
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Rob, You post a mighty striking picture. Well done.
Personally, Indians would not be much interested in my scalp, not a heck of a lot to get a hold of. Even the fringe is getting kinda thin. As I understand it, God only made a few perfect heads, the rest He covered with hair. That's my story and I am sticking with it.
And I surely know what you mean about being an octogenarian. And it ain't for sissies.
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Well done. You look like the real deal and very authentic. I am jealous of the hair. :yessir: :hairy :bigsmile: