Search results

welllllllll if you insist....

So I was finally ably to get some quality time with my Type G, Built by Roy Stroh. As always, when you bring a flintlock to t he line someone is there to comment lol. However today went well, everyone thought it was neat and a couple asked to shoot it. Of course I said YES! Anyhow, I was able to...

if youve never owned a piece by TVM how can you comment on who makes a better firearm than them?? However, I agree with you that Tom Knight is an excellent choice much better than Jackie Brown....

from the looks of that your going to need the muscle! lol, i can only imagine the recoil...whime im sure is not as bad as modern guns...is probably nothing fun

the patch was not on top...but it was folded around the end. I was using a button jag.....never again. I will only use a jag with a long neck from now on

well said zonie, however with everything comes alearning experience. Do not use a 8/32 thread in a 10/32 rod end

while it was suggested, what was not obvious was that the threaded end of the jag was covered by the patch....so no, I could not thread it back on. dont you think that if I was able i would ahve tried that? However, I did take it to my LGS and he pulled the breech, popped the jag out....laughed...

thanks all, I have tried the co2 discharger with no luck. im just going to take it to the gunsmith today...

the breech is flat...looks like i will have to take it to my local gunsmith to pull the breech... i dont have a barrel vise....:(

pulled a bonehead move. somehoe lost the cleaning jag with attached patch in the barrel. the jag is all the way in against the breech. The touch hole is blocked by said jag and patch. Any suggestions

Not sure if this belongs here or not but here goes. does anyone make range rods in 50 inches? I have two flinters with 46 inch barrels, and I just successfully broke the extension onit leaving the threads in the rod. rather than farting around with this method again. Im looking for a 50 inch...

Which forget would that be

well its been an agonizing wait. But its here. I picked up my Roy Stroh fowler this morning. The details: 46" Ed Rayle stright smoothbore barrel Chambers early ketland lock brass trim Beutiful cherry stock single front sight with a rear sighting groove...

wheres the pictures! glad to see you nabbed yourself a new piece shine.....now try holding on to it

jesus, thats a face only a mother could love. I mean if you are going to do something...have some pride in your work. theres nothing wrong with making something somewhat attractive...for that price, i could save and build a chambers kit in about 2 years. still better off than using that. Wait...

In response to you question about the maker, He does make a pretty nice gun for the price. however, chances are the barrel is DOM steel tubing and not actual gun barrel steel. There's much vocalizaton on the merits/safety/pros/cons of the DOM tubing. I know that there are also some people who...

well, the gun should be on its way any day now!!!

Spike, if a kid knocks this over. I'm using the kids to hold my targets.... I'm pretty sure I'll be cordoning of my shooting Areawith rope lol

Well, a dream is almost coming to fruition! Recently spoke with ROY STROH and I was able to talk him out of a fowler that he built for himself needless to say I am incredibly excited. I am also having him make me a southern horn, and am going to be having a bag made by Eric Ewing. Who says...

I ahve not tried the L&R specifically. Howver I do have a mule ear rifle and lemme tell you its awsome... I love the wierd looks I get at the range lol