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McMaster-Carr. Thank me later.

@45D There is a saying that is as old as the Bible- "none so blind as those who will not see". That applies to a certain forum member here that is not you or me, you know who I'm referring to.

Yup!

Yup! I agree.

Nice looking shooting arm. What is it/who made it?

You just don't get it do you? Like the old song said "some you can reach and some you can't"

WHY? You said sparked fine. Why do you insist on fixing what ain't broke?!?

Awesome man!

My bad! I missed that detail. I'll go put on the dunce cap and sit in the corner now.

Pedersoli Scout. Love both of mine. .32 and .45 cal.

What's wrong with yah've got now??

You butchered that kit. I'm sorry for Jim Kibler's name even being attached to that monstrosity. How could you!?!? And I don't even like Kibler rifles!!!

And in absolute fairness, Cabin Creek should explain themselves. A call out post goes both ways. The OP's viewpoint and the call outee's point of view. Even with my first post being 100% percent true in my opinion, I would say IN THIS CASE the burden of proof rests on the OP's shoulders, as...

Thanks. I did not know that. Learn sumptin' new every day.

Huh? Why the need for ID??

None. 100% lead.

I would agree, Big name muzzleloader builder being called out. Needs the OP to come back and explain, OR the Emig's come on here and explain their point of view.

This right here is why I will NEVER again purchase a 'custom' rifle sight unseen. Nothing in this post is in anyway derogatory to Cabin Creek Muzzleloading. I personally have never had any dealings with them. I paid 50% down on a rifle to be built that took a bit longer than it should. No, I...

Dude, the marks are normal. Does it spark?? If so LEAVE IT ALONE!

"MOST" Your silly. At best 50% have short arbors. Piettas have not had short arbors since the transition to CNC. Which was the very early 2000's. That leaves Uberti. Most, but not all, Ubeti Colt replicas have short arbor issues, but NOT ALL.