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    "modernizing" a long rifle

    Actually that was my principle concern with the idea. Seems to me the lock will have to move forward a might to make room and that will change the relationship to the wrist, trigger etc. I've drawn it out on paper a few times and it seems like it's not too terrible, but it does lose a little...
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    "modernizing" a long rifle

    It seemed to me that it would only be worth it to take the barrel off at all if it was easy to do. A flush kit is easy enough to use, I just thought that if it CAN be done easily it might be a good idea. Like I said, I'm still on the fence. Thanks for the input though.
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    "modernizing" a long rifle

    Actually I was thinking of filing them close and disguising them with an inlay around each, but I hadn't thought of the contour of the bottom flat. I'm still on the fence about the whole thing and that alignment issue is pushing me a little further away. I'm already decided on the swamped...
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    "modernizing" a long rifle

    If you all don't mind I'd like to solicit a few opinions. I'm a hobbyist builder who lacks the skill to make museum pieces, but I enjoy it, my skill is improving, and me and my family have a few moderately attractive rifles as the result of my efforts. I'm thinking about incorporating some of...
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    pyrodex in flinter

    I was wondering about that too. Is there some government initiative to make class III explosives safe for comsuption by children or something? I don't have a local vendor so close, but Cabelas has always been willing to ship via the catalog, I've just needed to anticipate my future needs a...
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