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    FOR SALE French marine type musket

    This is what it was based off of
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    FOR SALE French marine type musket

    A few more
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    FOR SALE French marine type musket

    Marine type musket 44 inch barrel, with bayonet. .62 caliber. Maple stock with the king's brand. Iron trim. Wooden ramrod Based off an original piece. It needs a home. 2250.00 Republic credits,shipped conus
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    FOR SALE Blunderbuss

    Still available. Price reduced to $1500.00
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    Whoops!

    Easy thing is let it go. Open the pan up a tad. As long as your not too far from the breechplug. It should be fine
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    I like big butts , can not lie

    Ken makes some aswome guns
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    I like big butts , can not lie

    A few more
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    I like big butts , can not lie

    French boucanier, modeled after a piece in the Maine historical society. .69 caliber 56 inch barrel
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    Sighting Along a Sighting Rib

    Thanks for sharing that, Dave
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    Any one bought a Milita House gun before?

    Im sorry to hear of this poor experience. And what is his response to these items? I'd at least ask for your money back. At most ,I'd cut it up into pieces that fit in a shoebox, and send it to him,that way no one can't inherit that mess.
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    Any one bought a Milita House gun before?

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    Sighting Along a Sighting Rib

    They had sights. Usually a fine barley corn type,mounted 4 or 5 inches from the muzzle depending on barrel length. As was the French fashion. Sometimes it was just a flat filled from breech to muzzle, other times it was a raised flat,comparable to a modern one. Difference being the barrel was...
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    Shipping a gun blank.....

    In the past I haven't used a box. Tape a label on good,insure it. And it'll get there.
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    Back in 60's two contractors invited me to quail hunt

    I been to that show.
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    WANTED Clay smith gun

    https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/clay-smith-type-g-carolina-gun.122807/unread
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    Any one bought a Milita House gun before?

    I'm sorry to hear that
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    Any one bought a Milita House gun before?

    I said I was being nice. I can write an essay on what is wrong with these arms, Centermark and a host of others.... Oh,wait . I have...........
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    Any one bought a Milita House gun before?

    I'll be nice and say this. If historical accuracy is your desire. Keep looking. If you want something "French styled " at a modest cost then buy one.
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    3 sided triangle dovetail file

    You need a very fine edge to cut the corners of the dovetail. Otherwise the end results will look like hell.
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    3 sided triangle dovetail file

    Belt sander ,disc sander,. You need to keep your dead side relatively straight and true.
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