Recent content by ElkStalker

Glad you got that ironed out. Mink oil is a fantastic lube all year long and it’s easy to apply to the patch. I watched my groups improve a lot when I switched to this lube.

What did you have in mind? Feel free to send me a message. I was originally looking for a couple possible trades, but decided to focus on selling it. It doesn’t hurt to discuss it.

Those are daisy cut patches and work very well. October Country Muzzleloading makes them.

Sold! Currently on its way to its new owner!

Thank you gentlemen! I’ll see if I can find something today

I didn’t have good results with it either unless the battery was only 6-8 inches from the muzzle.

Barrel is 32”. 1/60 twist.

Bump for offers

Sadly, I haven’t shot it yet. I finished this one just before muzzleloader elk season, so I put it to the side and then life got in the way. Once it warms up a little, I’ll get this out for some good testing. I’ve never fired a 45cal. I’m really looking forward to it. My plan is to find a light...

Thank you! As of now, I don’t have any lined up. My current project is acquiring a new Martin Guitar, preferably a D-18. But if I stumble across a beat old old TC for the right price, I would certainly consider giving it a face lift. *oh, I did restore some old tobacco pipes over the winter.

Thank you Sir!

They really do clean up nicely. I almost gave your 50cal the same treatment, but I left it alone. The tarnished brass really is better if you’re planning to use it for hunting. The polished brass stands out like a signal mirror in the sunlight. Lol. If you decide to take yours to this level...

Thank you Sir!

I have both a Lyman GPR and a TC Renegade. In 50cal. I would say that it really depends on what you plan to use it for. The Lyman’s are a fantastic rifle. I’ve also owned a Lyman GPH, which is the 1:32 twist conical barrel. Both are tack drivers. The Lyman is a very well built, accurate rifle...

Sold, pending funds! Thank you!