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WELL! DID EVERYONE GET WHAT THEY WANTED FROM SANTA?

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I GOT A BOOK ON EVERY POSSIBLE CIVIL WAR WEBB SITE.
LET THE RESEARCH BEGIN!!!!.H/H JOE MERRY CHRISTMAS
 
Ever try to figure out which musket the wrench you found, belongs to? Santa brought me "GUN TOOLS, their History and Identification" Volume 1 by Shaffer, Rutledge and Dorsey. Each tools/wiper and wrench is identified and tagged with a model date. To the best of my knowledge this is the only place I've found to get this type of information. I also got the second edition of "Firearms from Europe" by Whisker, Hartzler, and Yantz which is another classic chocked full of information. Both are pretty inexpensive.
Dave Poche
 
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