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Assuming you can identify the breech end's center Hang a plumb bob so it just touches touches the top of the barrel on the breech end. Plumb bob just touching the muzzle end will also be just as centered as the breech end.

Oh my. If not for ordering a kit next week I would be all over this. Beautiful piece, very fair price. This will sell fast.

Heard that the chewed round balls were a result of the solider chewing on the balls to handle thirst. The cold metal would feel cooling to the mouth and promote salivating to mositen a dry thirsty throat. Chewed on balls were put back in the bag and shot or chewed again as they grabbed for more.

Will order a kit myself next week. Am doing so much research on various points of it. Like a rabbit hole with no end. In the end it is metal and wood. Will be carried and used in the mud and the muck, leaned against trees, who knows what else. It will be alright.

From Oklahoma hunting reg site: Looks like .40 caliber it shall be. Nice Muzzleloader This includes Deer Muzzleloader, Elk Muzzleloader & Bear Muzzleloader seasons. Muzzleloading Rifles/Pistols: .40 caliber or larger, firing a single ball/bullet.

Howdy folks, Been a long time fan of all things black powder. I have a T/C Renegade in .54, and an Uberti model of the Remington 1858. My favorite modern guns are chambered in .45 colt and .45-70 shooting holy black cartridges. Have decided to order and built a Kibler SMR. Main use will be...