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Winkler made knivesnfor LOTM. That and his skill is what brought him to the forefront

My reaction as well. Looks just like it belongs there

My thought what was the point in the 1st place. If it shoots good just rat tail file or chains saw file . I would remove the front sight and belt sand the notches off. That would save filing down a new front sight. What does the rear sight look like

Where are you off to

You don't have to use an FFL for a MUZZLELOADER in Virginia

1095 steel. Just made them to work well with the handles. Used brass pins because I used a brass hilt. The top one came out to be a nice skinner

Finished these 2 today

Besides it can be fun to look at them

That's like asking how many shots do you get out of a flint. Answer everyone is different.

It really won't take much movement to bring it in.

I may have been off different trees

That's what the barrel looks like when you get one. They didn't do anything

It would work as long as the jaw doesn't hit the barrel. If it was mine I would try to bend into a better alignment. That one would need some TLC

That's some now isn't it. He is going to pay more for powder and caps than he paid for the rifle. Good deal

This is what I have found for myself. It is just more comfortable to use crossed sticks than to try to use sandbags. You have more adjustment. I also have had success with a bench with a threaded for adjustment rest built in. Give different options a try until you get what works for you.

I was hoping someone had saved a picture of that target. As a smoothbore shooter that is something to marvel

Another home brew tip off is the rear sight appears to be on backwards. Does not look real old

I am in favor of all of these items in no particular order

TC Hawkens were / are notorious for a ball skipping the rifling occasionally. The shallow Button cut rifling is more effective for maxi ball type ammo. The groups you are getting very good I would not worry

Another better idea