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I have one, bought it as a kit from a blk powder gun shop long gone now, around 1974, Cleaned my first deer with it in the Northern Wisconsin Woods in 74. The CVA logo is still visible, if you look closely. A yr ago I added another dot at the bottom of the sheath. its been a good knife on deer...

Looks good.Keep at it. Dave

Looks Like a Maynard Cartridge. But they were .50 Cal. Dave

I have turned down good deals on guns that are defarbed. I wont buy them. Dave

Looks very nice. I find leather working very relaxing myself. Dave

Kapi What make knife is that I cant make out the markings, in that pic. Dave

Yah, Its out all over no venders I checkes hac any in stock. Thats to bad as I prefer Permalyn over True Oil. thier must be some kind of trouble at the factory. Dave

Hers a couple of pics of my John Nowill knives, and the sheaths, I made for them. I redid the handles, more to my liking, with some stain and, LMf sealer. I kind of like the 5 inch blade better than the 6 incher. They are very sharp. Dave

John Nowell knives are good also. I have a 5, and 6 inch butcher knives. I have not found a source for just the blades tho. There handles are a little smaller than Green river knifes, also. They are made in Sheffield England. Bernal Cutlery is one source for John Nowell Knives. Dave

Green River blades are really good. If you don't want the two piece brass rivets, buy a knife kit and make your own. In a kit you can find, and use steel, or brass pins. Green River blades make excellent knives, just substitute pins for rivets, and you will have a more authentic knife. They also...

A Kibler NW Trade gun would get my down payment. Dave

A North West Trade gun from Kibler would be a real interesting entry into this market. Just think a Kibler North West Trade gun, Wow. Dave

Cascade I went with the carbine size, as I don't like real long rifles, I even cut 9 Inches off my Pedersoli Penn Long Rifle. It is much more handleable now. Just my opinions.

Get the Pedersoli Brown Bess, or a kit from Dixie Gun Works. you cant go wrong. I built my Bess Carbine from a Pederdoli kit, from Dixie. Dave

I make my own, when needed, out of scrap leather. Easy to make. Dave

I have built two of his KITS, they are top notch. If you need horn parts, or accessories, its the go to place. Dave

I think "Muzzle Loaders" has 1842 Muskets in stock. You might call them and ask. A member on here turned one down, for some reason, real recent. Dave

The screw hole you mention is for just that on the Pedersoli Trade gun, a small wood screw at the front right side of the lock. The Pedersoli Trade gun has only one screw/bolt holding the lock in, and it is the rear left screw/bolt. The front left screw is just a wood screw, about 1/2 to 3/4 in...

Most Trade Gun conversions I've seen are ugly. Dave

Yes it looks a lot better. I did the same on mine. Looks good. Dave