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Nice gun, BTW. 
Nice SMR "poor boy" to bad it's not a flint.
Pete G
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I think that is a Dixie Gun Works rifle. Probably a kit, judging by the beaver tails and the added patch box.
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Yes, it’s a “ Poor Boy “ style muzzleloader my friend.
They are a little nose heavy when shooting off hand but can be extremely accurate with the right load combo.
Respectfully, Cowboy
They are a little nose heavy when shooting off hand but can be extremely accurate with the right load combo.
Respectfully, Cowboy
I would say it's a Southern Mountain style .SMR Po Boy agree with the Dixie Gun Works kit.
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look on the inside of the lock.
