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Check out Ackerman Arms, email him and ask if he has any Pedersoli or Miroku Brown Besses in stock. If that doesn't pan out there's brand new Pedersoli Brown Besses in stock at Dixie Gunworks, Comer's Gunworks, Gun Broker, and Midway USA. GG.Godwin has Italian made Bess Bayonets, Veteran Arms...

He could be asking for specifically a Miroku '61 because it's the most historically accurate.

How many barrel bands does it have?

I don't plan on selling mine unless I find one in amazing shape at a great price, and only if it was before I have my defarbed. After I have mine defarbed I wouldn't trade it for a stock one.

That's pretty weird dude.

Because the gun will look more historically accurate and nicer.

I want my gun to look as close as possible without having to buy any new parts for it, except for the ramrod.

Does he offer defarbing services?

https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/comers-gunworks.183126/page-2

And the ATF.

IKR.

If I bought a TRS kit I'd pay someone to build it for me.

I'll probably send it to Comer's Gunworks he charges $210 for defarbs and he told me he could probably cut me some slack for tuning the lock.

Never done anything like it before, really don't want cut into the stock. Yes, sadly he doesn't. I don't plan on ever selling it, unless I just find a really nice one for a great price. What is a rammer spoon and what does it do? If I were to refinish the stock myself what would I need to...

He told me he doesn't do defarbs.

The serial number might be useful if it was stolen. Do you have a suggestion on where to have it defarbed?

I don't plan on ever selling mine, and even if I did I would list it as a Defarbed Miroku 1766 Charleville. You could also argue that muzzleloaders are waste of money since they are completely obsolete. When I have it done I'll request the markings to be stamped on the bottom of the barrel.

You hate better looking more historically accurate guns?

I'd rather just send the gun to someone who knows what they're doing.

Why not?