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Very nice 58, super clean design. I really love the furniture on your 54.

Looks beautiful.

Give Larry Horrigan a call, he's in West Michigan. I love the work he did on my trade gun.

Looks like it sold almost a full year ago, for some reason the seller didn't edit his ad to show "SOLD"

#1 58 Big Boar, it was my first. #2 50 cal Cougar #3 45 Patriot

Amazon $199.00 (Used) Hard cover, soft cover $40, ebay also, I'm assuming soft cover based on the prices

Warm water and a few drops of dawn is all I use for a great cleaning, then alcohol or wd40 for my water displacement then RemOil for final lube.

Wow! I just looked at the link you added, there's some real bad stuff going on with Etsy, endless complaints.

Sorry to hear that. I've never purchased anything from the Etsy site, but I've seen a lot of cool stuff I've wanted to buy, I remember years ago my mother was selling expensive clothing on EBAY and she got screwed over on a deal even though the buyer got the clothing, it took year almost 6...

Do you realize this thread was started 20 years ago? You should start a new thread.

I'll take it. Sending you a private message.

L&R Lock Co has what you need, heres the link.... https://lr-rpl.com/product/rpl-hatfield-pedersoli-frontier-flintlock-parts-06/

Welcome from West Michigan, Kibler Longrifles are a great start considering percussion caps seem to be really hard to come by. I have 2 Kiblers, the Southern Mountain in 40 cal and the Woodsrunner in 54. The Woodsrunner by far is the easiest to put together and you end up with a beautiful...

Per the rules, make sure you add a picture of the rifle along with a piece of paper with your forum name and the date.

I ran into Liza a few times at Friendship where she has a couple booths, the Log Cabin and the Lock Shop with one of her gunsmiths during the Fall Nationals, then I saw her last summer when she came out to West Michigan during a shoot at Grand Valley Cap & Ballers. Super nice gal.

Look on the internet, he's trying to sell a rifle.

I always remove the locks after every use, drop them into my cleaning bucket with water and a few drops of dawn, scrub them down really good, towel dry them then hit them with the air compressor. Then spray them down with RemOil, pat off the access oil, screw the lock back onto the gun. I've...

Per the rules, you need a picture of your rifle along a piece of paper with your screen name "MDH" and the date, otherwise your ad will be removed.

Try editing your post so the icon at the top say " WANTED" Not for sale. And put what you are looking for in the title, also if you look a there are at least 3 bags listed right now, maybe more.

Others have already given you your answer. What an awesome family heirloom. Make sure it's not loaded, get it cleaned up inside and out and take it to the range in memory of Gramps.