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We got them in Torrington

I had about the same results as Eric, lots of slugs, no tape, glue or twisting. Tried a few different types of paper. The Beretta is not choked, the SkyChief load groups like a modern choked gun.

The kit I put together a couple of years ago has the same markings with the “I” stamp. I have a “vintage” rifle, cool

I’ll build for people. I‘m disabled 3 time cancer survivor, Master Carpenter/ Luthier, projects keep me busy.

Thanks for something to dream about. Very pretty

20 ga flintlock for me is the perfect middle ground. Where I live and hunt it’s all short range, I don’t need to move much, and it will take a deer or turkey (or any other game around here) for food.

The only flintlock I’ve had the pleasure of shooting is Brokennock’s, it has left me with a definite want for nice flintlock.

Been teaching for the hospital, retirement doesn’t pay well. Still pretty flexible

That explains the current push for funding, thanks for the information

Muzzleloader, yep

I put mine together from a NOS kit. Shoots great

Welcome

Some nice weather next week

I have a lathe so that is an option, the holes can be brazed, I know the owner of the welding shop in Winsted.

Old sheets work well, you want a woven fabric, not a knit.

We can fix that

Look up taking apart a T/C lock. Use a pipe cleaner wrapped around the pin to compress the spring, that should come out first

Hammer completely down, less spring tension. I highly recommend doing it over a baking pan with a towel or rag in it, keeps small screws from bouncing for miles. Not a lot of parts, but some small important ones. Also, get a decent screwdriver set with bits that actually fit the screw heads, you...

I used a pipe cleaner to remove the spring. Everything else is screwed together. Look up T/C lock disassembly

If you don’t know what’s in it, take it out and start over.