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Welcome from Oregon!

So these pis are not of your cannon? And you do not have a pic of yours with name or date.

When you do get it open....look up converting to a dial. I did my Winchester safe and it worked well.

Is this a breach loader?

Sitting Fox has a couple of variations of kits.

Sorry to hear Dutch has gone under. Very much liked his work and I am honored to have his book. The world is less now. If you do now know his work, his methods on working on your accuracy are a great study. My best to all his family.

Welcome from Oregun

I would give a call to The Gun Works in Springfield OR. They had two drop ins for TC.... I do not remember the exact details of what they were.

That is an old Dixie mold. I hear they started life as a hair straightener!

Welcome from Gaston Oregon. Check out the Forest Hills Black Powder Brigade.

Thanks for sharing. Some good ideas there!

Welcome from Oregon. Also, look at some of the lubes that some of the Black Powder "unmentionables" folks are using in their bullet groves. Often it is beeswax softened with a vegetable oil. Some add some lanolin. Cheers!

Can you send a pic please. I make an odd powder horn and my bro in law is just starting. Thanks

Hey Howdy from Oregon!

Interested. Pm sent. Thanks.

I do the same with smooth ceramic tiles. 10 sec and they are great

Guns....Uno Mas. :ghostly:

Any more progress? Looks like a great project!

Thanks Capt. Can you PM me Jackie's contact info?

I saw someone on this forum had purchased a custom or semi custom .40 Flint pistol from The Gun Works. If I remember right there was a post somewhere about they were going to try it out. I am in the market for just such a beastie and I was wondering how it did? Was it the same gun that is...