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:grin: :applause: After 8 long months, i recieved my .58cal Leman from TVM, and it turn out to be the beauty i was looking for, super premium maple, 32" barrel, and the powerful .58 ready for the elk woods. tried to post pictures, it didnt work :surrender: someone help me post my pictures thanks

I melted 1/2 tube of bore butter with 2 ounce's of pure bees wax, and buttered up some .58 cal T/C maxi's and left them in my garage where 110 degrees is normal in AZ. The mix held up well on the maxi's, and the tube of bore butter was soup, so this mix is the way to go

One word to sum up the big boar is POWERHOUSE, with 95 grs of ffg and a 555 gr maxi,its a hoot to fire,and it shoots a pretty good group a 50yrds

I shoot a .58 TVM Leman flintlock which G R barrel recommends a .575 round ball which i shoot, the other two common .58 cal sizes are .570 and .562 which i have but never tried. Does anyone shoot these other two?

Thats true, i shoot a .58 TVM Leman flinter and the bore butter works great on my patches, the big lube problem is the .58cal maxi's for my T/C big boar capper

I've tried alot of the the things all you guys mentioned, but not to many things will stand up to a day at the range, or shooting in the desert when the temp is 105-115, and if you leave any thing in the garage over night you can pour it out the next day, especially wax, iam originally from...

looking for a maxi ball and patch lube that will stand up to this az heat.I use bore butter now that turns into soup. Does anyone know of something that will be just as effective, but will stay stable in the arizona heat

Iam having this .58 cal leman made for me at TVM, and i keep throwing around in my my mind to have them cut the barrel down to 32" from 36" to make the gun alittle lighter and more maneuvable for hunting, the barrel they use is a green mountain, does anyone think it might effect the accuracy

Thanks fellas, when i get it back in a couple of months i will post pictures, i hope my leman comes out as nice as both yours

Yes i'am Mike, i spoke with a very nice women named toni today and put my order in for .58 cal leman flintlock, she is sending me pictures of lemans with and without patchboxes, browned or aged metal, brass or iron, just to get an idea of what i want.Whatever i choose, she said it will take...

Thanks, that leman is a real beauty, is that the best fancy maple they offer, and i cant tell from the picture is the metal browned or antiqued,I asked them about tiger stripes the way some old lemans where, they told me they dont do that, but looking at the grain in your fine rifle you dont...

I'am just curious to know if anyone has seen a rifle built by tennessee valley muzzleloaders. I'am thinking of having a leman plains rifle made for me,and a friend of mine had mentioned them. Any input would be great. thanks ffg

Iam so sorry guys, it was (Impact guns)not midsouth, i had midsouth on my mind cause i just ordered from them. :bow: :redface:

I started this topic on 10-11 and low and behold i recieved the GPR.54 FLINT kit today from midsouth for $317 would you believe, so anybody that is interested better get thier order in while there in stock :surrender:

Just picked up a t/c big boar and would like to know if any of the parts are compatible with the renegade, like the lock for an example :surrender:

I ordered the gpr kit from impact last night and they told me tops a one month wait, just for kicks i called this morning they said 2 to 3 months

Hey Mike, I just called them, and they told me about a month wait, is that what they kept telling you.

Thinking about buying another lyman great plains flint kit, ive built a few through the years,but the urge has hit me again, does anyone know who has the best price on a .54 flint kit now?

That makes sense, thats the reason why nobody can come up with one. thanks :idunno: