a variation is neatsfoot oil for the olive oil - -
by John Meeker 
, West End of Lake Erie, Saturday, January 21, 2012, 07:48 (4638 days ago) @ Jhenry
the local BP competition shotgunners use it for felt wads, and it is useful on patches, as well. Heat the mix carefully [wives just HATE soot on the kitchen ceiling]and dip the wads. Lay them out to cool/solidify on waxed paper/tinfoil. Same with patches. Both wads and patches best carried afield in grease-proof tins like musket cap containers, etc. unless y'r aiming for that all-winter-worn, greasy clothing re-enactor look.
The rifle-loading block hung from a thong is handy, and there are available pop-top plastic tubes for the shotgun setup. Haven't checked Track of the Wolf in quite some time, so you might check and see what's new in lubes, carriers, etc.
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Bob Hatfield,
2012-01-19, 19:05
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- It certainly teaches follow through! I'm getting the musket -
Hobie,
2012-01-19, 20:26
- It certainly teaches follow through! I'm getting the musket -
Bob Hatfield,
2012-01-19, 20:54
- It certainly teaches follow through! I'm getting the musket -
Jhenry,
2012-01-20, 07:37
- Is that formula good for greasing the externals? -
brionic,
2012-01-20, 07:58
- Is that formula good for greasing the externals? -
Jhenry,
2012-01-20, 10:13
- Thx! - brionic, 2012-01-20, 11:52
- Is that formula good for greasing the externals? -
Jhenry,
2012-01-20, 10:13
- a variation is neatsfoot oil for the olive oil - - - John Meeker, 2012-01-21, 07:48
- Is that formula good for greasing the externals? -
brionic,
2012-01-20, 07:58
- It certainly teaches follow through! I'm getting the musket -
Jhenry,
2012-01-20, 07:37
- It certainly teaches follow through! I'm getting the musket -
Bob Hatfield,
2012-01-19, 20:54
- It certainly teaches follow through! I'm getting the musket -
Hobie,
2012-01-19, 20:26