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.745 is the same as my brown bess. Those wads will work fine.

You will love it.

A sweet 16 is all I want. Jim Kibler rocks.

Outsanding

Got a couple of big piles of .562s and .595s mixed up when I grabbed a hand full of extras to throw in the bag for a little shoot. Loading um bare ball, with a paper wad on top, took my dumb #*%$ longer than it should to figure out the misses and the horrible fowling. Cleaned and tried some...

RWS 1075 if you can get them, saving my little stash and went 100% flinters and haven't looked back. Wish I would have done it years ago, much happier, and a much better shot because of it.

I'm sure having fun with the trade gun I got a little while back from Rob. Trying my best to wear it out. No such luck yet.

If your shooting bigger bore muzzleloaders, you can go through a pound in an afternoon pretty easily. Those things are hungry. Good to see some available at a lower price. They may be making room for the next shipment.

Could you give us the date code and a full length picture.

Running low on .595s, and .590s, so ran a little ball this afternoon. Just asking, do any of you guys ever have a paranoia about running out of ammo or is it just me?

Got a chance to try out this early style .50 this afternoon. It's part of a group of flinters that I picked up from an estate. I have managed to pass my proclivity for collecting muzzleloaders as an investment in early American art to my soon to be better half. So, far, so good. She may be an...

UPS dropped off Rob Miller's latest build at the house before lunch today. My boy ask me, what this thing made out of, Styrofoam. My answer was leprechaun wood and pixie dust. It is unbelievably light and sweet. Burned powder a good part of the day. I'm not easily impressed, but, this one put a...

Just unpacked Rob's last build today and she is sweet. Posting a few pictures on the thread " What muzzleloading stuff did you do today". I love smoothbores and I do have a few, but, this is the perfect one I have been looking for. Nice.

Man, that's a fine looking trade gun. Watching something get built from scratch is priceless.

Spent the afternoon with my Isaac Haines problem child. After every conceivable patch and powder combination, polished the bore with scotch bright and giving the barrel a couple of tweaks in the fork of a mesquite tree to get the sights back to the middle of the barrel, it finally began to load...

Where is the cheapest place to buy BP, easy to burn up a pound in an afternoon, need to buy another case.

If I want to have a good afternoon, I will take a smoothbore over a rifle anytime. This afternoons fun with my Larry Zorn .62 smoothbore.

Does anyone know who manufactured this lock?

That's sure enough is pretty. Buy with confidence boys, he does good work.

I'll take it