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This will be my first foray into the flintlock realm. Doing all of the reading I can to hopefully reduce the learning curve just a little. Looking forward to trying every load I can, and hunting some wildfowl and small game.

Dave
Here is some reading for you, Dave. Out there somewhere is another article by Paul, if you can find it. I could not at the moment, but I was not trying too hard.

https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/flintlocks-how-to-shoot-them.38886/

The Doc is out now. :cool:
 
I ordered a Kibler Fowler in 16ga with a walnut stock. I’m going to see how much I like it and whether or not I can hit flying birds with it as is. I used to own a Dunlap half stock Fowler and didn’t do too well with it, I never could get it to pattern well and never got used to the lock time. I’m committed to learning to becoming an effective wing shot with this gun even if I have to jug choke it.
 
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Now to clear a big enough workspace to get this beauty assembled.
 
You got an instruction manual with the gun. Since this is our first foray, I suggest that you read the manual before doing too much. The kit is a great one. You should have fun.

The Doc is out now. :cool:
 
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