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Yes, that's always nice isn't it! :D

The front barrel band seems pretty secure to me, or did you mean to say the ramrod won't be as secure?

Not sure why you think $1200 is too much, Pedersoli muskets are like $1500+. Stock is fine I was just asking how much a walnut stock would cost. I could get the ramrod to fit if I just filed it some. Yes, the lock needs some work, that's fine.

Gun Broker.

Maybe whoever owned it before bought a replacement ramrod but got the wrong one.

I got a Miroku 1766 Charleville, and the lock needs some work. As you can see from the clip, the frizzen doesn't go all the way forward.

That would makes sense since the rammer is literally too thick to fit all the through the front barrel band.

Anywhere I can get a correct button style rammer instead of the trumpet style rammer?

@wiscoaster I wonder why mine has a top lug and yours has a bottom lug.

Or they just didn't care make them as historically accurate as possible. Italian rifled musket repros don't even use the correct rifling!

Ramrod is just to thick to fit all the way through the first barrel, band. I'd like to buy a button style ramrod, the one the Miroku 1766 and Pedersoli 1763 come with is historically inaccurate anyway.

The finish on that Pedersoli looks really nice!

Agreed

Would that 1766 be the top one in this photo?

It'll go in all the way if I take the front barrel band off.

What were original Charleville stocks finished with?

I'll just stick with the birch stock then. Perhaps I'll just refinish the stock. Definitely wouldn't fix the ramrod not going all the way in, the ramrod won't go in because it's too thick towards the front.

mine isn’t quite as nice as yours in fact the stock and fore stock don’t even match! The ramrod doesn’t fit all the way either.

How much does a walnut stock cost?

How much do you charge to defarb a Miroku 1766?