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Lyman makes a .610 I made the .620

This is why I have .595 to .620 molds every .005, cause you never know what size you may need.

Well, it depends on your bore size of the bore, some are .625 and others can be .615. A good place to start is .010 under. Adjust from there.

I have never named a gun, till I touched off my 72 carbine rifle one cold quiet morning. The echo and roar rolled thru the woods. It named it's self, 'Ole Thunder'!

I made 3 round ball cutters with a 'Spin Index' and a surface grinder. I had to make the holder and stop. The last one I did like this was in the mid 80s. I cut test holes in aluminum to make sure the worked OK. They are made from old junk end mills.

They also make telescoping shooting sticks that would fit in a bag or on a sling??

how about a walking stick gun rest?

Glad to see that the "rifle of your dreams" is a good shooter. Nice shooting!

I have used musket caps on my double 50. Just buy the musket nipples with a 1/4-28 thread. TOTW use to sell them.

Sorry, I got the wrong person....oops!

Historical Armsmaker, What brand Mink oil are you using from Walmart?

What brand are you using?

Very nice design and workmanship.

But is it in stock?

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Simple answer is that it gets you closer to the target!

Did you taper it to fit straight or just bend it?

Very nice rifle, can you tell us how that you fit the under rib? I have a Jaeger barrel that I was hoping to use on a halfstock.

So darn simple!

I made a Satin stock that was a little flat looking. I used Watco Satin Wax over it. The light shine made the finish "pop". [Natural] color.