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Yes it is. The sling features a fire blued button and sling swivel. I'll post pictures when I can take some daylight photos.

Yes, the sling and frizzen cover are included, but the horn and bag are not

How did this get overlooked? Dixie sells the same gun with only the rifled barrel for $1,800.00. Your package includes the shotgun barrel and the lock reworked by Brad Emig! This is a steal! The factory locks simply don't perform as well as a lock tuned by Brad Emig.

Both locks are fitted to the stock and tuned by Brad Emig. The second lock has never been fired.

Traditional muzzleloading represents a small minority of a marginalized sport. GOEX manufacturing isn't profitable and thus it's being closed. Providing other brands on black powder are profitable they will continue to be available. Very few gun shops I buy from, sell blackpowder, primarily...

Anyone who can answer that question doesn't have enough guns

The liner is Jim Chamber's White Lightning. I use 75 grains of 3FG, a .010 greased patch and a .530 round ball. I was pleased enough with the 75 yard offhand target to post it, but off a bench at 50 yards it will literally cut the X out of the target.

Very few deer in the Adirondacks, but when you see one, they are apt to be a Rackasaurus.

Brad Emig of Cabin Creek tuned both locks. Larry Romano of the Alamo Rifle Shoppe did the barrel work. Jack Hansberry did the carving and I put it together using Caywood's locks and furniture. I wanted a rifle I could carry comfortably through the Adirondacks that would fire reliably in adverse...

Yep. I suppose if someone doesn't buy it I'll use it this hunting season too. I'd really

For those who asked, the rifle features a "flaming torch" trigger guard

She's as English as the queen mate, as seen from the proof marks. I believe JT is for the Birmingham Inspector Joseph Turner. The caliber is expressed as 24 gauge, and the barrel is British proofed. The walnut stock bears a faint 72 which I believe is a regimental marking. It has the VR lock...

The stock is walnut.

I'm embarrassed to say I have not. I have so many Enfield's and so little time. I shoot more flint these days than cap, simply because the majority of people I shoot with, shoot flint and Enfield's are so much more accurate, reliable and easy to load that I feel like I'm cheating. I've never...

I'm sorry that the 8 in 1858 looks like a 3 to some folks, but it is actually an 8

The lock date is 1858

SOLD PENDING RECEIPT OF FUNDS

Your guess is as good as mine. Dixie sells Pedersoli's interpretation for a dollar more than this original. I'm an old guy and remember when shooting muzzleloaders largely meant shooting originals. I think many modern shooters prefer replica's to originals, perhaps on the premise that the old...

One of the nice things about guns is that you don't have to feed and shelter them like livestock or students. I took the old soldier out today to the range to commemorate Memorial Day. I fired a fouling shot into the 100 yard berm, and then put four shots offhand into a modern 100 yard target...

Of course. 3 lands and grooves, 1 in 72 twist