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Where can I obtain a copy of this?
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Paul Mullins
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Re: The Civil War Musket, A Handbook For Historical Accuracy?
I looked for Craig Barry's bio for you, but it says his AC account has been suspended. See if the Watchdog/CCG info is on Bob's forum.
Hope that helps.
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Re: The Civil War Musket, A Handbook For Historical Accuracy?
It probably doesn't help but I know the bookstore at Vicksburg NB caries it:-)Leland Hares, 10th Tennessee (U.S.)Comment
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Re: The Civil War Musket, A Handbook For Historical Accuracy?
It's available through abebooks...
Johan Steele aka Shane Christen C Co, 3rd MN VI
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Re: The Civil War Musket, A Handbook For Historical Accuracy?
There is a copy on amazon.com for $16Jake Koch
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