Home Forums Birds & Dogs Turkey Hunting Finally........what I was looking for....

That's gorgeous country and should be killer grouse too. If you still wanna kill birds.

I'm down in the banana belt - Menominee/Delta county line.

Grouse there is a destination! Love it!

I was paid by your mom.

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You're starting to fit in here nicely !!!!!

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Another blOw hard....

LOL

C'mon, Luther................

Quit playing the butthurt princess. Nobody gives a schidt that your're mean, grumpy, grouchy and otherwise a mostly recalcitrant individual. You COULD be a normal, contributory member of the turkey forum......maybe......if it didn't kill you.

Play nice for once ??? Like the rest of us ???

As dumb as you are I knew you had to have yankee heritage....

LMAO !!!!!!!!!!

How did I know not to expect any more of you. LOL !!!


P.S. Even though you're still fighting that war.................we won.

BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAA !!!!!

My dad's great grandfather was in the 22nd Pennsylvania cavalry. My mom's grandfather was in the 14th South Carolina Infanty Regiment. Half of me thinks the other half is an [bleep]. But both sides agree on this: LFC is a d ick.

LFC is old. He was probably in it.

C'mon, little buddy.............

Let it go.

I bet Thanksgiving dinner at the Glocks house could have some lively discussions...........

Yeah. Probably shooting his muzzleloader that cost him 9 Grande..............

Not at all. If the men who actually fought it reconciled, who is anyone living to question it?

Ask Luther.

That guy on the right is Luther.

I don't think so.

Guy on the right is too big.

And I don't know of ANYBODY who'd wanna be seen in a picture with Luther standing that close to him.

So, since this has turned into a turkey, bear, and grouse hunting , civil war catch-all thread, I'll add that I seem to have solved my latest muzzleloading issue. At least for now.

I was having some occassional ignition problems with my Pedersoli Hawken .50 and #11 caps. So I switched over to a beryllium musket cap nipple. I spent the day at the range yesterday seeing if the musket cap threw off my zero. It didn't and I got immediate ignition 100% of the time. But the nipple has a pretty good taper and my Schuetzen musket caps only sit loosely on the nipple. Even pinching them down a bit only helps a little. So I devised this little wire cap harness that slips over the cap and under the drum which holds the cap firmly on the nipple but slips off very easily to change caps.

I'll need to find some RWS caps. They are a little deeper and a little narrower and should fit better. In the meantime, this will make sure the cap doesn't come off until I want it to. It works perfectl;y and doesn't come into contact with the hammer at all.