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Denny Ducet
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Tribute to a Virtuoso: Tim Mitchell
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Canuck Bob
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I found this while searching his name. A fine man and gunsmith.
http://www.jonkammerman.com/uploads/1/2/5/7/12578646/blackpowder.pdf
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mountainman70
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USAF vet 1971-1972 malmstrom afb,montana
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Thanks for posting. may Tim rest in peace with the other smiths of days gone by. I know of several men that fit this mantle. From the mountain, best regards, Dave f
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MuskratMike
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A true treasure in the Long Rifle community. May God watch over him now.
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"Muskrat" Mike McGuire
Keep your eyes on the skyline, your flint sharp and powder dry.
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