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I wonder if you could have a weak spring on the right lock?

My first was an Investarm Bridger Hawken percussion in 45. I’ve shot it a lot. I began to not like the looks of it so I ordered some parts and reworked it a few months ago. Now I really like the looks of it.

What a sweet rifle

I would try lacquer thinner or acetone in an inconspicuous area and see how it does.

I’d grind the hammer recess with a Dremel to be at the same angle of the nipple.

I wonder how many companies commercially produced cartridges?

There is a learning curve like anything else. I enjoy making paper cartridges for my pistols, caps also. It’s really nice to have them all made up while shootIng.

Great score! I’m trying to find the same gun in percussion.

I wouldn’t call it ideal. But judging by how dirty and pitted the barrel is on the exterior, I’d hate to see what the bore looks like.

I’ve used small pistol primers often on an 1858 Remington, CVA mountain rifle, investarm hawken and TC Cherokee rifles. I cut the aquarium Tube about 1/4” or so. It works great.

That’s a helluva buck! I’d get the bow with a grim reaper tip if it were me.

Excellent! What grade is the wood?

A lot of his videos are now on Rumble.

Just lovingly explain that unlike the 100 pair of her shoes, you will use the barrel.

I can appreciate the craftsmanship that goes into carving and engraving, but I prefer neither on a firearm of any kind.

I’m 48

Was it affordable?

Who is Hamburg? That tool isn’t caliber specific?

A few weeks ago I purchased a pistol belt clip from Deer Creek. It’s for a CVA Mountain Pistol but will work for other pistol types. I think it was $7.

Incredible!