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Rick Landes,here is a link to Photobucket for the pictures you requested..I hope these help....thanks for your help. http://s861.photobucket.com/albums/ab177/PhilC1952/- Kentucky45
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It's always good to know what you have. I did a search and found most concerns were on the Ultra-Hi pistols and a few on 69 smooth bores. Nothing unrepairable. I didn't find any problems with the Kentucky 45s. A few threads I searched and especially Post #645305 by Catman on 12/03/08 have good...- Kentucky45
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This one just needed a little attention. Except for the heavy pull on the lock and trigger assemblies, all parts of the rifle are in excellent condition now. I'm a little different concerning guns than most people I guess. I always look at the less expensive guns and the higher priced ones...- Kentucky45
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I'll have to take it to a friends house and send a pic from there. I'll try to get it on tommorrow. Thank you, glad to be here.- Kentucky45
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Hi everyone. This is my first post. Great forum. I've had several cap lock rifles in the past, but I'm just getting back into BP after a 14 year dry spell due to a disabling injury. I had to sell all my BPs back then. In the past month I've bought three traditional rifles. I don't have much use...- Kentucky45
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