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  1. Bearkiller

    Newbie needs advice with first muzzle stuffer rifle

    I just figured out who you are! Only took me 6 years to do it....
  2. Bearkiller

    Newbie needs advice with first muzzle stuffer rifle

    Hey JP welcome to the forum! Hell of a deal on that rifle. I found this page http://www.investarm.com/media/pdf/manuale_avancarica_uk
  3. Bearkiller

    What is up with Track of the Wolf ?

    It's kinda weird I was about to buy a rifle from Cabela's and their checkout function is down. Then I go to Track's to look for a proper length Creedmoor rod and balls for the new rifle and their entire site is down. Must be a sign not to buy that new rifle.....
  4. Bearkiller

    Cleaning Rod/Range Rod

    All my rifles have synthetic ramrods. I have one aluminum, one delrin and two Creedmoor range rods. The Creedmoor's are my favorite rods to use and the supplied bore guide protects the bore.
  5. Bearkiller

    New t shirt

    Yeah I found a couple on Amazon I got for Christmas
  6. Bearkiller

    Newbie question about priming

    Yep the old timers simply used their powder horn to prime from. Priming flasks and primer horns are more of a modern conveyance. I use a small horn to prime from that has a 3 grain spout. https://www.trackofthewolf.com/Categories/PartDetail.aspx/76/1/HORN-A-S...
  7. Bearkiller

    Powder Horn Sources?

    Track of the Wolf is where I got mine https://www.trackofthewolf.com/Categories/PartDetail.aspx/76/1/HORN-A-M they have a good selection of horns.
  8. Bearkiller

    Santa

    I got a 29" range rod from TotW
  9. Bearkiller

    Cleaning

    Well out of the 16,000 folks on here I'm probably the only one that uses M-Pro 7 gun cleaner. All my guns have removable barrels so cleaning is a breeze. I use Ballistol to protect the bores and lube the lock internals then RIG on the outside metal. Simple yet effective.
  10. Bearkiller

    Load Question; .50 Cal. Percussion Pistol

    I use 30gr of 3f goex in my Plains pistol.
  11. Bearkiller

    FOR SALE Hatfield Kentucky rifle .50 cal

    Later model Hatfield's were made by Pedersoli.
  12. Bearkiller

    Some workshop images. Kentucky Rifle

    Amazing craftsmanship! Thanks for sharing.
  13. Bearkiller

    Recent finished Kentucky Rifle

    Another beauty!
  14. Bearkiller

    Butt on Toe or Ground?

    I've always placed the butt on the ground so do my shooting buddies and almost every shooter I've ever seen. Unless you're standing on gravel there shouldn't be a problem.
  15. Bearkiller

    Period correct recoil pad

    I don't know about being PC/HC but you could try something like this https://www.taylorsfirearms.com/rifle-shotgun-leather-butt-cover.html I'm sure someone back in the day did something similar
  16. Bearkiller

    My Ohio Rifle!

    Nice looking little rifle should be a handy gun to tote around.
  17. Bearkiller

    New flintlock

    Sweet! I like it!
  18. Bearkiller

    WANTED H&R Springfield Stalker

    I have one also but you can't have it :p
  19. Bearkiller

    Lyman great plains barrel.

    There's a .50 percussion on eBay right now: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Lyman-Great-Plains-Hunter-50-Caliber-Percussion-1-32-Twist-Barrel-Muzzle-Loader/323919083577?hash=item4b6b14f839%3Ag%3AJh8AAOSwgCFc5uXr%3Asc%3AUPSGround%2195351%21US%21-1&LH_BIN=1
  20. Bearkiller

    Fingernail Polish Seal Caps?

    "I have something similar. it is a silicon ring that fits over the cap and slides down over the cap to the bottom where the cap fits in the cylinder or drum on a rifle. The top of of the cap remains exposed but the bottom is sealed off. I think they were made by CVA. Unfortunately I don't...
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