I was at the Harrisburg Great Outdoors show and found Sierra had a table. Nice folks there at Sierra. Love their bullets. Anyway I picked up two boxes of the 177 grain SMKs. Figured I could try something different with my .30-40 loads since I saw my shadow on the 2nd. Stupid Groundhog. The sun was out, dude. Open those eyes.
Maybe they will work. Maybe not. I can always use them in my M1 Ball loads for my other Springfields or the Swiss K31 so they will not go to waste.
M1895 Winchester Musket and the Road to Camp Perry
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Deacon in the Church of the Mighty Krag. Member of PETA (People Eating Tasty Animals). Liberty Works Radio
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Alrighty. Another not set back but a huge concern. The tip of my forearm is about to split off a piece about three inches long on the left side ahead of the front barrel band. Picture a U looking like fish hook. I figured some of you fellows have done stock work and can speak to the problem. The front band will keep it in place and as long as I don't dink with it I am good to go. However I think the next time I remove the forearm it will break off.
There is a split in the upper hand guard, too, but the clips have been holding that together so I am not too concern for it at the moment.
What are your thoughts?
There is a split in the upper hand guard, too, but the clips have been holding that together so I am not too concern for it at the moment.
What are your thoughts?
Deacon in the Church of the Mighty Krag. Member of PETA (People Eating Tasty Animals). Liberty Works Radio
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When you tire of the 1895 musker I can probably add another krag to your pile lol.
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Why would I need another Krag? I have four I have never shot. Not because they a museum pieces but because they are in the middle of the pile and difficult to dig out.


Deacon in the Church of the Mighty Krag. Member of PETA (People Eating Tasty Animals). Liberty Works Radio