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Sounds like a well thought out plan. I think I have to try it in my revolvers

Folks it is time for us to make our own. The tool and supplies from 22shooter are All that you need.

You are right My Pennsylvania rifle is a tack driver at .490 and a tight patch with 75 3fg

Once again as I have said about their rifles. Pedersoli is crappy in their quality down to the Ball molds. No other company says nominal but for a company charging extremely high prices it seems like it's alright to steal people's money for cheap crappy products

No Pedersoli is Worth what they charge. Their guns come with shoddy workmanship.and many times they're in need of work from a good gunsmith. And yes I own several of them and each has been a major disappointment

WOW you seem to be on the cult of Pedersoli. Jesus Christ couldn't make a better Gun in your opinion. Dude For what you pay Pedersoli is crap. For what they're charging the customer should be getting a gun that never needed to have anything done to it. But according to myself and other's...

If a Man makes it it can break unless you have Jesus Christ as your gunsmith

Feel free to believe as you wish.

I have read it and I am stating that I have never had what people call Quality guns that didn't happen to need work on them to be reliable. The only ones I have had luck with are the Indian muskets. Which cost Way less for better quality. Pedersoli is ridiculously unreliable for the price...

My Tulley's got a rear sight and I have been pleased. Its a fun shooter

Gentleman it seems that there will be no consensus of agreement in this matter I guess we're all left with our own opinions however in the last 30 years I have had several Pedersoli several Dixie Gun works I think they were Japanese and other black powder firearms and all of them needed work at...

Sir please what do you mean by something going wrong. There has never been any evidence or proof of catastrophic failure. Everyone has been Human error. IE mud in barrels and not properly seated projectiles. They are not allowed to drill touch holes because of laws in their country.

Sir you are completely wrong on so many points that it proves you are a gullible person who believes anything you read on the internet. Never owning one is not a place to make up facts that are out Right lies. I have owned four of them and never had so much as a flash in the pan. Every one of...

And a six to nine months wait. For a savings of $150. I can get a musket and drill it myself and be shooting in 2 weeks.

From East Tennessee right near the Smoky mountains definitely flintlock rifle county Welcome and keep your powder dry

That's something new for I have several 1858 models and none of mine have Dove tails. Mine All shoot point of aim at fifty yard's. Sorry for your luck

Once I find what shoots well in my guns I get a measure for that load and that's fine for that gun. For My 50's 75 grains seem to be the sweet spot.

Hey 👋 worked for you this time so go and forth with new knowledge and try Not to make the mistake again.

Opinion is a good thing and important to me. I prefer coning. I don't have any rifle that has not been relieved. For me it's coned.

Not at all.