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    Guidance on "Traditional Production Flintlock"

    Thanks for the recommendations. Here is where I am at right now based upon the posted and PMed responses. All of you have offered up great advice and information. The semi-custom flintlock option, either finished or "in the white," is a value at $650-$750 with some options when you consider that...
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    Guidance on "Traditional Production Flintlock"

    I figure that this post will more than likely open me up to all kinds of direct and indirect fire, but I figure that it is worth the risk to gain some insight on this topic. I've decided that I would really like to get a "traditional" flintlock muzzleloader, and require some sage advice before...
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    .36 cal. wad punch?

    Cayugad, Now that was useful. Thank you for saving me a bunch of money. Best Regards, Sky-Dogg
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    Rogers & Spencer dissassembly/assembly

    RobW, The reason that the Rogers and Spencer is recognized by the N-SSA is that the revolver is essentially an improved version of the earlier Freeman CW revolver, plus the fact that the Union Army Rogers and Spencer acquisition contract was signed before the end of the Civil War. It is a...
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    Rogers & Spencer dissassembly/assembly

    If you contact Euroarms America, they will fax you a revolver diagram that shows all of the parts. Google Euroarms America and call the phone number in Winchester, VA Good Luck, Sky-Dogg
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    #11 capper??

    Regulis, Recommend that you tighten up the spring gripping jaw on your Allen capper. Simply bend it a little bit towards the inside of the capper. This will tighten it up and it will work reliably. This is also a good way to make #11 cappers handle #10 caps reliably. Regards, Sky-Dogg
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    Finally going to shoot it, what else do I need?

    Birdwatcher, Looked over your list and didn't see a worm or ball puller. Now you could probably go years without needing the ball puller, but who knows. The worm is different. I can't count the number of times that a patch has decided to remain in the barrel instead of coming back up on the...
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    Just ordered a Lyman GPR!

    Randyman. I am a traditional muzzleloader who is just getting into inline muzzleloading. Both fields have their merits. Enjoy you new musket! Best Regards, Sky-Dogg
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    parker hale whitworth rifle

    Sir, I am not currently into Whitworth muskets. However, I own a couple of first generation Parker Hale (English built) Enfield replicas. Knowing what I have learned (the hard way) about the difference between the English vs Italian Parker Hale 1853 Enfield replicas, I would readily acquire...
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