Re: silk?

Posted by NightSky on February 19, 2000 at 08:58:35:

In Reply to: silk? posted by Malcolm Angus MacWilliam on February 19, 2000 at 04:33:05:

: I am new to this site. My longhunter friends and I have always questioned Hawkeye's use of silk to patch a ball to make it go further (the scene in the fort as the couriers take off, I'm sure all of you LOTM experts know what I'm talking of)...I have never tried this, but our opinion is that silk, being slippery, would not aid in a further shot, even may make it fall short. Opinions??

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Malcolm: I'm no expert, but I would think the silk they would have at the fort would most likely be raw silk, which has a rough texture, not at all like the processed silk you're used to seeing in garments today. Just a thought. YRH

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: : I am new to this site.  My longhunter friends and I have always questioned Hawkeye's use of silk to patch a ball to make it go further (the scene in the fort as the couriers take off, I'm sure all of you LOTM experts know what I'm talking of)...I have never tried this, but our opinion is that silk, being slippery, would not aid in a further shot, even may make it fall short.  Opinions??

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: Malcolm:  I'm no expert, but I would think the silk they would have at the fort would most likely be raw silk, which has a rough texture, not at all like the processed silk you're used to seeing in garments today.  Just a thought.  YRH


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