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Did you check harbor freight cases? The one case is around 51" but maybe on the diagonal it fits

That is interesting. Not for dryballers! And make sure you fire the front load first!!!!!

I was fortunate to visit the Cody museum recently. Honestly, it was overwhelming with cool stuff and history. One thing that caught my eye is this rifle. Can anyone explain why appear to be 2 ignition points on one barrel? Had to throw in the last picture for fun

Can you use a thin dowl or even a cleaning rod to see if it goes all the way down. That may give you an idea of what's going on in there

For some reason I had a hard time figuring out how to message someone also, its really easy, just click on the screen name next to the avatar, so I would click on Stevan, then a few options pop up one being start conversation

Made it to BB museum. Honestly, was overwhelming. So many things to see.

That’s all great info. Thanks!!

The Winchester Firearms Museum wing of the Buffalo Bill Museum in Cody has several muzzleloaders, including Hawkens if you are interested. The BB Museum also has a Native American wing, Western Art wing, Natural History wing along with Buffalo Bill wing. The north entrance at Gardner MT is the...

Thats perfect! We will. Thanks alot

Worth visiting? My wife and I will be in the Sheridan area for a week coming up soon. I'd like to check out a few ML shops. We will probably hit the Cody museum. Probably travel to Yellowstone area as well. If ya know of any please advise

How about sending it out to have the barrel lined and then lock tite the screws in

Very nice! Did you need to do any machining work or all hand work on the metal and barrel? I like their kits but am a bit intimidated using their kit on a first build. Also looks like the stock was inlet more than I would expect out of the box. Tell us your thoughts on the kit

So did any of the mass production companies use Douglas barrels or is it likely custom made?

If we ever get any snow this year I am definitely gonna try it out!

I just built this sled out of some scrap wood and a 55 gallon barrel. Unfortunately I haven't been able to test it on a deer yet. My thought is it would make the travel to the truck easier with or without snow. I've used a wheeled cart but I find them difficult on sloped terrain. What do you...

Fantastic!

Thanks FS but we already booked an airbb, same one as last year. Maybe next time!

What’s the weight?

I hope Nick is correct on the dates. We just booked a place. Lol. If not I’m sure we can change dates