Hurlock stove part, what is it?

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  1. hikerduane

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    Just got this, what is this next to the nipple?
    Duane
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    Looks like a nopple for a muzzleloading rifle.
     
  4. MrAlexxx SotM Winner

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    Cool. You got one!! Oh...not sure what that is.
     
  5. hikerduane

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    Most complete one I've seen since wanting to get one. Need to order a rebuild kit I guess when the Fettlebox opens after the R&R.
    Duane
     
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    They are a bit of a beast. But I sure like mine.
     
  7. Jason S. Canada

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    It does look like a percussion cap nipple.
     
  8. junkman

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    Nipple not nopple.Fat fingers on little phone.
     
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    I'm with them, looks like a nipple for a percussion firearm. What it's not is a jet for your Hurlock.
     
  10. hikerduane

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    Nobody knows? Not a firearm bit.
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  11. Jason S. Canada

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    This is a percussion cap nipple from a .54 cal muzzle loader. I think it's a positive id

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  12. Jason S. Canada

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    That would be pretty cool if your rifle nipple could swap with your stove.
     
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    That would give a whole new meaning to the word 'fire'.
     
  14. MrAlexxx SotM Winner

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    LOL. That's all.
     
  15. hikerduane

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    Dual fuel? :)
    Thank you for the I'D.
    Duane
     
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    Here are a few more nipple pictures for reference.

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    :)I normally don't post pictures of my nipples on the inter web .:)
     
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    Defiantly a nipple from a percussion cap muzzle loader. Interesting on how it got there, usually they are steel, yours looks like brass .

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    Some fire, leaks air though, need a proper washer on the fuel cap.
    Duane
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  20. MrAlexxx SotM Winner

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    Looks good. Don't you just love the smell of kerosene? :)