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  1. Dusty_Traveler

    Anyone recognize this rifle?

    I am pretty sure the lock, triggers, and trigger guard are T/C Cherokee. I believe the lock plate has been reshaped. You said you had the lock out. I am interested to know if it had a coiled mainspring or a v shaped leaf type. I do not think this was a commercial, off the shelf, or imported...
  2. Dusty_Traveler

    What in the underlug?

    @Old Shepherd It is a low temp solder paste. Buff the area as well as you can with a file or emery cloth, blast with air, then clean well with a residue-less solvent. I like to use starting fluid. When dry, apply the paste to your part. The flux is already mixed in. Clamp your part and heat...
  3. Dusty_Traveler

    Contract M1816 with British Tower lock?

    Thank you for your insight. It's a neat hybrid.
  4. Dusty_Traveler

    Contract M1816 with British Tower lock?

    Thanks for the reply Clark. So you’re saying this is a period built musket that was contracted here in the states using available parts, built for lower level militia use?
  5. Dusty_Traveler

    CLOSED Pietta/Navy Arms 10 gauge sxs

    I KNEW it was coming! 😆😆 I know they are solid rigs, and call me crazy, but I just don't like their lines. I just prefer the Pietta doubles. If you find one, I will $. 😀
  6. Dusty_Traveler

    CLOSED Pietta/Navy Arms 10 gauge sxs

    Looking for a serviceable Pietta double barrel shotgun in 10 gauge. Thanks!
  7. Dusty_Traveler

    Pedersoli announce a .54cal 'Hawken target rifle...

    Yeah, bummer. I was excited about that one. There's always the next 5 years, right? 😄
  8. Dusty_Traveler

    Contract M1816 with British Tower lock?

    On one of the auction sites is what is described as an 1821 built M1816 contract musket. It seems like it could be a contract 1816 pattern in all respects, other than having a Tower marked lock. Not a Bess lock though. The lock plate vaguely resembles an 1816, but the flintcock and frizzen/pan...
  9. Dusty_Traveler

    Do you think that modern ML firearms have any investment value?

    I think that antique guns of quality will be worth well more in the future than any factory replica gun built during recent times. Just my opinion....It's the future we're talking about, who's to say?... They are not unobtainium, I find them all the time. Sometimes at bargain prices. Once you...
  10. Dusty_Traveler

    SOLD Antique A.S. BISBING Percussion Swivel Breech Rifle

    Man there sure are some good bones here. I can't stand it anymore. I'll take it.
  11. Dusty_Traveler

    Fire starting

    @Brazos John has pine needles. @Dusty_Traveler has milkweeds FREE ALL DAY FOR YOUR NEEDS no bag limit
  12. Dusty_Traveler

    FOR SALE Buggy rifle withdrawn

    Any idea what size the breechplug is?
  13. Dusty_Traveler

    What in the underlug?

    Another vote for this stuff. It's AWESOME for what it is.
  14. Dusty_Traveler

    Addiction recovery ?

    Terribly.
  15. Dusty_Traveler

    Feldstutzer nipple

    Not too long ago I found a nice condition German built 1851 Feldstutzer (Sebastian Diem of Mannheim), and now I'm gathering up for it to do some shooting. I've sourced the correct 10.42mm Buholzer hollow based mold (Hensel). This mold comes with the base plug, and as far as I know is only...
  16. Dusty_Traveler

    Dirty Betty Makes Meat

    Congrats!! Great read, and glad you finally bagged one!
  17. Dusty_Traveler

    Show N Tell your first MLer rifle

    My first was a beautifully stocked Lyman Trade Rifle, perc .50. Thing was a tack driver!!
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