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Barrel hasn’t been vented and has only been breached. Bore is perfect

Oh yes those bits would be better, and I have a set. I just forgot about them

Patch box carve out with a drill paddle bit and chisel Butt plate just needs screwed down pretty much set Breech plug tang is full inlet, it just wasn't screwed down Side plate is inletted, plate needs sanded down and finished That is not a crack you see, just an area that needs more...

Kit is mostly complete and carving done. What you see is all that comes with it, large Siler Lock, Douglas barrel in .40 etc.. LOP is 13", and barrel lenght 39" straight. The stock has curl throughout, and should be beautiful when finished. Barrel is pinned 1050.00 shipped

2800.00 plus ship

reduced

6500.00 plus ship

A gun of the time period for a comparison. This advice above is sound, and the Marshall would be best I think. The Kibler Colonial would however be easier to build.

2900.00 plus ship

Heck with that! I will only take personal check, or money orders. The other stuff is just too risky If they want it, they can mail the payment I only pay with personal check as well Your call, but I have no problems doing it this way Scammers need to be drawn and quartered!!

3k plus ship

Can you elaborate?

Wonder what he was using? https://www.amazon.com/DuPont-Teflon-Non-Stick/dp/B0BWXK4896?th=1

My 32lb heavy bench target rifle calls for teflon patching. Cabin Creek may carry it, however they didn't have the thickness I needed.

Very interesting pics put up on the fb page

I am looking to get some different prices for insurance We are currently going through Lockton Affinity. I wanna see if we can save some money Regards

I heard that!

Understood, and in the course of your build you may be able to save a piece you can fill that gap with. That lock may need to be inletted more, as there is a gap. That lock plate needs to be flush against the barrel. Regards

I shoot this antique heavy barrel in .37 caliber, has Remington barrel

Here is one I am finishing up