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  1. Shine

    Niell Fields Rifle

    Have we met Ken?
  2. Shine

    Niell Fields Rifle

    That's what I was thinking about the lock also. I think the gun was built around it . Being an original Mortimer English lock which is probably 1810 or later. It sparks like mad, has a rollered frizzen, very smooth internals. The rifle weighs in at just 6.5 lbs. Barrel has 8 lands and grooves...
  3. Shine

    Niell Fields Rifle

  4. Shine

    Niell Fields Rifle

    Does he remember what Make barrel he used?
  5. Shine

    Niell Fields Rifle

    WOW Thanks that is really cool. You done me a solid. My friend bought the Hawken LOL. When this was built I was a senior in high school. It was valentines day so I have an idea exactly what I was doing :wink: . But It has a safe home now. Ill get the serial number off my friends rifle.
  6. Shine

    Niell Fields Rifle

    Well humid is not an issue there LOL you'll be fine.
  7. Shine

    Niell Fields Rifle

    Not bad if the wood is well sealed but it depends a lot on your climate.
  8. Shine

    Met "Mr Flintlock" and "Shine" at the Ancient Ones Show (Maine)

    It was a pleasure meet the both of you. You are always welcome at my fire.
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    Niell Fields Rifle

    A friend and I both picked up Niell Fields rifles at the Ancient Ones of Maine show this weekend. I know He used to work for Green River rifle works. But that is about it. This rifle is nice, Its built on an original late period Mortimer lock, .50 cal,Number 309. Lets dissect this rifle...
  10. Shine

    Flintlock pistol ID

    Those proofs look like thisle . :hmm:
  11. Shine

    New horn for a new gun.

    its my topic
  12. Shine

    Flintlock Hunting in northern Florida

    Hi BJ I miss ya. Im there every deer season. And for 4 days in july. Ill drop by next time.
  13. Shine

    New horn for a new gun.

    Pedant, is that scots for
  14. Shine

    New York?

    I think its a case of not wanting to deal with new yorks stupid laws as a whole. You can choose not to sell to anyone.
  15. Shine

    Spring Bear?

    you cant eat horns or antlers.
  16. Shine

    re-dialing in Olde Half-Breed

    I get mine the old fashioned way. I squeeze bears.
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    re-dialing in Olde Half-Breed

    Mostly bears. :grin:
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    re-dialing in Olde Half-Breed

    Its like oil use it straight for temps that cold.
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    re-dialing in Olde Half-Breed

    Bear grease
  20. Shine

    re-dialing in Olde Half-Breed

    ahhhh It was -25 here this morning I was slow on the up take.
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