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Yeah I'd have to spend a couple hours cleaning to get it looking that good

I was looking for a flint smoothie, but this just looks like too much fun

Damn it, I sure don't need this but I'm going to take it!

Not sure if it's been mentioned, but the Colonial is also available in .58 caliber if you want a little more smack...

Here's a picture from Jim's website of just that on a colonial...

No waiting https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/kibler-colonial-54.176954/

I've got a .54 Colonial on the way (it's finally ready!). So I've decided to try and move this along before I do anything too crazy with it. I had a notion to remove the chambered breech portion, set everything back the required amount and put a white lightning liner in it but the juice isn't...

Rub it in why don't you. Tuesday will be two months for me... To add: I ordered a colonial. Must not be as popular.

Well, the techniques in question are over 200 years old. So a 13 year old thread revival seems pretty trivial. There's relevant info to be shared. It's not like bumping one of those "which brand of X should I buy?" threads ten years after the op was last seen...

Exactly. That'd be like saying a .30 carbine will hang with a .30-06

Powder Valley has no minimums. That said; there's no way I'd order a single pound unless you catch their no hazmat event. The hazmat fee is more than a pound of Schutzen, and 75% of the cost of a pound of Swiss. It would be wise to buy a bunch at once. It doesn't go bad, it doesn't get any...

I guess that answers my question about being able to shoot round ball from a jug choke. Did you shoot it before and after? Does jug choking affect prb accuracy by much?

I placed my first order with Heritage Products yesterday for a dozen, and got a shipping notification today.

I'll take these

Mine Mine is flint....

To be clear, I only have the one GPR; but with a Colonial coming in I don't see it getting much use anymore unless it's tuned into something exciting

I don't think loaning is an issue as I am the only one in my immediate sphere that's smart enough to shoot a rocklock lol :ghostly:

That's beautiful. Makes me seriously reconsider going straight for the aged look.

I have a question for the folks that have gone through the reboring process. I have a .54 Colonial on order and I'm wondering if there's anything interesting I can do with my current .54 GPR to keep me from wanting to just sell it. I already put an L&R lock on it, so what's a few more bucks if...

How much time you got?