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Dave Markowitz's Blog O'Stuff about computing, shooting, RKBA, and whatever else I feel like ranting about.

Saturday, February 09, 2019

The Original Real Man's Coffee Cup

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It is a USGI canteen cup made by Ingersoll Products sometime in the early 1970s. I got in around 1985 after I joined Civil Air Patrol....
Monday, January 28, 2019

Townsends: Fire Starting No Matches No Lighter

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This is a very good video on fire starting with flint and steel, including the use of a flintlock, from Jas. Townsend's & Son's ...
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Sunday, January 27, 2019

Hopkins and Allen Underhammer Caplock Rifle

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One of my oldest memories is associated with this rifle. The year was 1970 and I was two years old. We were visiting my paternal grandpare...
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My First Fire with Flint and Steel

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I bought this steel years ago at Dixon's Muzzleloading Shop but today was the first time I made fire with it. It was made from an old fi...
Friday, January 25, 2019

My George L. Dech Flintlock Pennsylvania Rifle

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I've had this rifle since 2008 but only just got around to taking some good detailed pictures. It can be a challenge to get a good, fu...
Saturday, January 12, 2019

Sling and New Front Sight on Cabela's Hawken

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One rifle I've been shooting lately is my Cabela's Hawken, made in Italy by Investarms. At some point I'd like to take it huntin...

October Country Universal Sling

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Earlier this week, I ordered a Universal Sling from October Country , who caters to black powder shooters. I wanted a sling for my Cimarron ...
Sunday, January 06, 2019

Neatsfoot Oil as a Patch Lube

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My preferred lube for several years has been Track of the Wolf's Mink Oil , which is actually more of a grease. It's what I used las...

The Twelve Apostles of Musketry

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In the pre-flintlock era, before the invention of paper cartridges, it became common for musketeers to carry pre-measured powder charges in ...
Thursday, January 03, 2019

Stolen Winchester 1892

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(Post has been edited for clarification.) Please be on the lookout for a stolen Winchester 1892 Sporting Rifle, serial number 100156, cali...
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Tuesday, January 01, 2019

Zeroed the Hawken

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Today I took advantage of unusually warm weather for January 1st and got the Cabela's Hawken out to the range and got it zeroed with its...
Monday, December 31, 2018

New Rear Sight for my Hawken

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Several years ago I bought a Cabela's Traditional Hawken rifle in .50 caliber. It isn't a faithful copy of the real Hawken rifles of...

Some Great Muzzleloader Videos on YouTube

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I ran across Denny Ducet's YouTube Channel a few days ago. He's got a bunch of muzzleloader shooting videos that are really well do...
Friday, December 28, 2018

H&B Forge Medium Camp Hawk and a Neck Knife

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Today I took a spin up to Dixon's Muzzleloading Shop and came home with these: The tomahawk is an H&B Forge Medium Camp Hawk...
Wednesday, December 26, 2018

Burned Some Charcoal Today

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I'm off this week and made it to the range today with my GL Dech longrifle and my Cimarron 1860 Henry. I've probably posted this p...
Thursday, December 20, 2018

A Few Cool 1860 Henry Rifle Videos

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These videos were posted by InRange TV last year but I only saw them tonight. I thought they were worth sharing. The first one is an opera...

Inside My 1860 Henry Rifle

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I removed the right side plate from my Cimarron Firearms Henry tonight. This was the first time I’ve done so after buying it back in March. ...
Monday, December 10, 2018

Several New Posts at Survival Preps

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I put up a couple new posts over on my Survival & Emergency Preparedness blog: Jämä Blanket Shirt from Varusteleka Cold Weather Cam...
Saturday, October 20, 2018

October 2018 Overnight Camping Trip

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Sunday, September 09, 2018

Polymer 80 Range Report

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I shot the Polymer 80 "Glock 19" last night. My dad and I put about 150 rounds through it, mostly Herter's 115 grain ball (mad...
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