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MountainDevil54 05-10-2017 06:49 PM

shooting bag.

I know a lot call it a possibles bag, i do to because most folks it best under that name. I'll have to start using the correct term lol.

bronko22000 05-11-2017 11:53 AM

Well it that's the case then mine would have nothing more than a few speed loaders, short starter and an extra capper or pan primer.

nchawkeye 05-11-2017 03:50 PM

When I started hunting with a flinter in the '70s I did so to experience what our forefathers experienced so I try to only keep what my be considered traditional in my shooting bag...

For each of my bags, I have a fixed powder measure and ball block on a leather thong, a short starter, a cleaning jag, extra flints, extra balls, extra lubed patches, a couple of extra pieces of leather to hold flints, some cleaning patches, a turn screw with knapping hammer attached, a small priming horn and a wingbone call...

Sheridan 05-11-2017 06:12 PM


Originally Posted by nchawkeye (Post 4304067)
............................................... and a wingbone call...

+1

That, and a skinned knife.

Got to have a positive attitude !!!

nchawkeye 05-12-2017 06:49 AM

Knew I had a picture somewhere... :)




bronko22000 05-12-2017 03:44 PM

nice rifle hawkeye


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