Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Muzzleloaders => Topic started by: Parnell on March 25, 2020, 09:37:09 am
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Eddie asked me to post these for him.
Congratulations, buddy!
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oooooooooooohhh! i can tell you how excited to start turkey season up this year!!!!! Great job man!!! :-M :G
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Way to go, Eddie. :OK
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Nice bird! Good looking muzzleloader, too! Managed to find a drop-in 20 gauge barrel for my TC Hawken, just need to get some wads, and a tag!
Hawkdancer
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Thanks, everybody. It was a tense morning when I pulled the trigger with him standing at 33 yards and the gun just sparked. There was a heavy, low lieing dew in the air and the moisture kept it from firing. While the bird was looking at me I eased the gun to the right behind a tree and cleared the touch hole with my pick and stirred the powder a little. Then eased it back over and the second time was a charm.
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What load did you use? Nice bird.
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Congrats!Nice bird and with a nice looking flinch lock.
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Eric, I used a thick hard card, dry thick felt, olive oil thick felt on top of 85 grains of 2F and 1 1/2 ounce of #5 with a thin felt.
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Way Cool Eddie - specially with a Trade Gun :G :-M ! Bob
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Thanks, Bob.
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It don't even look mussed up much from being run over by your truck before you jumped out and laid your gun over top of it! ;D
Pretty bird, Eddie. Very pretty, indeed.
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Thank you John. It was funny, the bird went down hard. When I was taking pictures one of his eyes blinked. :G I had to wop him in the head a little. ::)
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Izzat why that stick thingy is under the barrel? Is it a whoopin' stick?
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Nice bird Eddie
Did you make your powder horn & gun? They look nice
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Rob, the gun is a "Curly" NW Trade gun I bought at our Rendezvous in January. The powder horn was made for me by my good friend Chris Cade.
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Very good bird! Huge spurs.
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Thank you, Sir. They are pretty good for an Osceola. Look up Florida State record.
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Congratulations!
That's a fine looking bird and some really nice gear as well. :OK