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Can't wait for the Kibler powderhorn kit to hit the market. CNC scrimshaw will be the bomb!

Hey as long as the grain is right in the wrist.

Just becareful if you choose to shoot it. The cleaning products used could take that patina off, or at least make it look different in the spot it touches.

Leave it alone! Don't clean it! Just don't!

It was my bad pics, definitely didn't do the knife justice. This is a big piece of steel, this is a mans man kind of knife. Without trying, I grew a full beard when I picked it up this morning to take the photos! I'll leave it up until the weekend. After that I'll take the ad down. I've had bad...

Here are some pics of the taper and overall width on the handle. The original knife had a perfectly cylindrical handle, this has the sides flattened some. Again, these are faked so often, I didn't want to copy the original exactly. But the size is correct. Maybe the pics are deceiving.

You are a collector of reproduction civil war firearms. Simple.

BTT. I'll lower the price for this week to $300. I hope to ship it before the Christmas rush! After that I'll keep her til the New Year. Too nice of a knife to get lost by the carriers.

Yeah I think it's important to remember the men and women that work there are probably fine people. They have to do what they are told. It's the decision makers that are the problem.

Not a business model, a government model for robbing the good citizens of America.

Doesn't look typical, but Im not well versed in Hawkens. Odd little things though: the escutcheons for the barrel pins are two different shapes, and the front sight looks to have been moved forward during its life span, the old dovetail was filled in with a blank. The lock looks like it has some...

My guess either Japanese rather than Italian. Both are good guns. Either he, or he had someone add the US surcharge to the lock plate, and the engraving on the butt plate. As long as it's clean, they are fun to shoot with live ball. Enjoy!

Easier question is when did your father reenact? Indian Charleville weren't around back in the 80's or 90's. Just a thought. Maybe an old Miruko?

I think there was a Selb on GunBroker. It was around you're price range

You will get a wide range of answers to this. Personally, I like patina on my ACW guns. If it's been cleaned, I don't even look at it. For me, the guns history is what you see. Someone altered that Spencer for some reason that occurred during the guns use. That's it's history! You can try to...

Dang guys! He said he doesn't want to ship. Why keep asking? No is no.

I would like to sell this Bowie I had made for me by another member Dan99. I don't know if he is still on this forum, but he did a great job on this Bowie. It's based on a Georgia Arsenal Type 1 knife. I gave him all the dimensions, but not an exact copy. Too many of these knifes are faked, and...

Brother, they already have that list! Big brother is ALWAYS watching.

SPF

I believe it has the two springs, but is missing the arm that advances the tape. You can buy originals still, but I had no intentions on shooting it, so I never replaced it. Lodgewood, where I purchased the rammer, sells them if anyone wanted to replace it.