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I am looking for a LEFT-HAND T/C for my son, must be in nice ready-to-go condition! thanks

Need a little help choosing an 1858 Remington replica, there are so many out there, and would like opinions to get the best bang for my $ $ thanks:doh:

According to an 1800s army manual i once read, 28grs for the 44 was regulation

I had a T/C .58 Flint years ago, that I think came from their custom shop, I do not believe they had any production .58s except the Big Boar and I always wished they offered the Big Boar in Flint

I've been buying, selling, collecting, and working on black powder arms most of my adult life, and when you get a dirty rusted pitted barrel from some greenhorn who does not clean the weapon after shooting it, you only have 2 choices, hope you can have it rebored to the next caliber if there's...

Call Bobby Hoyt

1- large powder trickler, 2- powder measurers, 3- cappers,- - .1 box 50 cal. round balls, pack of wet patch and 1 ball starter $40 + $10 shipping

howdy from the Superstition Mountains AZ.

Every day laws are changing against us law-abiding citizens and all because of these mental cases killing folks, Flintlocks being transferred through FFLs is almost laughable if it wasn't so stupid, next it will be registering my 1960s Roy Rogers cap guns, and who is suffering? US not the bad guys

I wonder if men like Lewis & Clark, Hugh Glass, and all the thousands of men that wandered our mountains were concerned about that, I would think they would be more concerned about how to survive that day & night

Love .58s have several, Really nice .58 on Gunbroker now

Oliver Hardy w/ John Wayne I think it was the Kentuckian? Oliver Hardy what were they thinking

Sorry, but you are doing something wrong, I been using Hickory since the 60s still got em

I've owned most models of Thompson Centers since the early 70's flintlocks, caps, and patriot's with 0 complaints, that ought to tell something!!

Say goodbye to ignition problems, Switch to Musket nipple and caps, super hot ignition

I had the same problem last year with a rusted Hawken, first make sure it's not loaded, next heat up the nipple with a propane torch, and keep tapping on the nipple with a small metal hammer, the vibration should loosen it, it worked for me good luck

You are lucky, I wish other states had Flintlock-only season

Lived in Ozark for a spell

Originally I'm from the republic of Long Island N.Y. 😖where shooting is prohibited, so I bought a hunting cabin in upstate N.Y. within a 3-hour drive from Long Island so I could hunt and fish in peace, now I live in Arizona 30 minutes and am there😀

It would be easier and more cost-effective for you to buy a complete barrel on eBay, also removing and installing breech plugs on T/C barrels is a bear, good luck which ever way you decide to go