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  1. cositrike

    Hatfield rifle

    There should be a serial number somewhere. I have a .50 cal flinter. A semi custom job by Hatfield . Mine is 4** last two numbers left off for security
  2. cositrike

    DuPont Powder 1820

    Britsmoothy look at the use recommended for the 4F
  3. cositrike

    DuPont Powder 1820

    Got this off another site. Showing the different grades of powder at that time
  4. cositrike

    1832 Original Hawken light mountain rifle. Opinions welcome please!

    Straight rifling might make it a European, possibly German barrel. Just a possibility
  5. cositrike

    I must have an addiction.

    I have quite a large set of Lincoln logs, but my grandkids have never been really interested
  6. cositrike

    So what’s the difference...

    Unless it was a chiefs grade of course.
  7. cositrike

    I must have an addiction.

    Hi Hawkeye. You could always start building miniature log cabins lol. Stay safe. Simon
  8. cositrike

    Brown Bess carbine?

    Looks to me like another tourist piece. Probably made in Afghanistan. Maybe some original parts, but possibly not
  9. cositrike

    Hello! New Member (Enfield Rifles and Tools)

    Welcome from East Sussex
  10. cositrike

    Armsport Kentuckian.

    I still have one. Looks like someone only showed it the rifling machine, but it shoots far better than I can
  11. cositrike

    Identifying an old Brown Bess

    Exactly what it is, I’m not sure, but it is definitely not a Brown Bess. It was never a British military flintlock musket. Possibly Afghan? Others will be more knowledgeable
  12. cositrike

    probably a dumb question re squirrel rifle

    It has to be quite a big bore gun, or you’ll never be able to get the squirrel down the barrel. Lol
  13. cositrike

    Lock identification

    The one on the tang screw
  14. cositrike

    Thank you all for the welcome, I do not believe I have had that many nice people great me since church. I thank you all again very kindly. Bill Rowe

    Welcome from England Bill
  15. cositrike

    I bought an original SXS

    I have liked reading your hunting posts and some quite humorous comments, but having read your comments to another forum user today, you sound like a spoiled child, who hates any criticism. I have lost all respect for you.
  16. cositrike

    What does this tell you?

    Looks to me like the patch material might be a bit too loose weave
  17. cositrike

    Ball molds

    I have lots of these moulds, but then I am in England and not too far from where they are made. Great ball moulds in any caliber you might want
  18. cositrike

    Right hand to left

    I’m right handed, but my right eye is no good, so I’ve shot left handed for over 40 years. Most of my guns are right handed flintlock and I’ve never had any problems shooting them from the left. In fact I have one left handed flintlock and find it somewhat awkward.
  19. cositrike

    New guy from Indiana

    Welcome from England
  20. cositrike

    Greenhorn from KY

    All good here thank you. Hope everything is good with you too. Regards Simon
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