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Enjoying my beloved 20 gauge flintlock when I noticed the stock had cracked two hours into a wonderful South Texas afternoon. I don't know if the stock can be fixed. Not a lot of meat right there. Oh well.

This old boy does good work, love the 45 I bought from him.

Interested in buying it

From Karnes County here, never been to anything organized, that would be nice to do.

Some people collect stamps, Me, old tractors and muzzleloaders. Oh well, hope they don't find a cure for that disease.

Worse comes to worse, have it burned out by somebody local that has a laser engraver. Broke the second left hand bit trying to back the first one out. I have a lot of experience fixing mistakes I have made over the years. Hate to drill a hole.

It's probably not stuck very bad, just the tip hung up on the edge of the land, try raddling the barrel on the breach end with a plastic headed hammer, or if you can get the bit to turn just a fraction to the left it should fall right out.

PM me

Do you have a pic of the bore? The lock, is it brass?

Would like to buy it if it hasn't been sold.

The three grove rifling lands are wide and the groves are really shallow.

Send me a few photos of the bore, sights, and buttplate and I might just buy it.

Am interested in it, may buy with a few questions

I will buy it if you still have it.

PM me, would like to buy it.

Radius rifling? Twist rate? Patten breech? Good looking rifle

Is this still for sale?