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Remington 1816 value please........
I did not say they were not made by Hatfield. I guess the fellow that assembled mine did a good job. Besides I bought this one cheep at a estate sale. It is as good as my Thompson center Hawken I have two of them. I just said it shoots good. I am 72 years old. Got my first black powder fire...- James Hurst
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- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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Remington 1816 value please........
- James Hurst
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- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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Remington 1816 value please........
I have rifle number 424. It shoots good. Have had no misfires. The rifling is very good. I have seen bad reports on this rifle. I like mine. It is like every other rifle. With proper patching practice. Working up a load I found with pillow ticking and a mixture of my own recipe for lubricant...- James Hurst
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- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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Remington 1816 Commemorative Flintlock Rifle
They only made a few of them. I got this one at a good price. Man did not know what he had. Its owner did not know how to clean it . I took a chance the rifling was good no damage. When working up to the amount of powder the rifle likes and with good balls. Seated right it is as accurate as any...- James Hurst
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- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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Remington 1816 Commemorative Flintlock Rifle
I have one # 424. It shoots very well . They have a decent lock the rifling is very good.- James Hurst
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- Forum: Flintlock Rifles