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I know I will open a can of worms but after I shoot I use bore butter patches until they come out clean. Pyrodex or Black. Most of my guns are over thirty years old and the bores still looking good. If they ever stop making bore butter I will have to try something else

The nature of the beast comes to mind. Chain fire happens to all percussion revolvers at some point even if you do everything you can to do it right. It's written about in the early days of cap and ball revolvers and it was part of the reason that improvement was made. For the holier than...

Look at any local history encampment. I'm sure someone will be selling something that you need Cool Way to get things and get to know the person who crafted the product

And I am sorry for saying it was like that for hundreds of years.

Guy's I was just asking because I want to have a rifle as authentic as possible. There's a distinction between the old look and our modern look

That's fine because I love the look of it

Whenever I look through muzzleloader magazine I see the deep star-shaped rifling that was in the original muzzleloaders cuz you can see it on the muzzle and I always thought that was really neat so I would like to have one that looks like one of the old style I mean why not it worked for them...

Are there any barrel makers who still cut the old style rifling in muzzleloader barrels.

Have at it and tell us how much fun you have with it

61 and been belching smoke poles for 45 years now.

Would Love to shoot an original Ferguson rifle. Such a good design for a flintlock rifle.

They're probably doing the best they can with supply chain issues and personnel problems. Things will not be normal for a while yet so be patient and they'll get you what they can

Dude Why do you care what I do. And the BS you mentioned is that' you give a flying flip what I do. Go away

Pedersoli Kentucky rifle has that Barrel. I have had it for 30 years and shoot 70 grains of 3f. No problems with barrel. The wood work is sub standard but it is a tack driver at 50 yards

Pardon me sir, sorry to have offended your sensitive mindset.

Nope Traditions offers a Pennsylvania carbine now with a 33 inch barrel. Not like the rifle that had a 40.25 inch Barrel

Thanks Mr Coffins

Today no shooting because of massive overtime at the factory but I am sure I brought a smile to the people of Track of the wolf because I ordered a whole bunch of supplies so the smoke poles keep belching smoke

Are all Kibler kits able to be assembled by a Neophyte or does the Colonial kit at a higher skills level. I have many flintlock rifles but I only built one as a teenager.CVA Kentucky rifle was what I built. Is a colonial kit from Kibler monumentally harder to put together

Black powder TV on YouTube has a good video about shipping s gun. Check it out for good information