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Bump! Price dropped to $425 shipped.

This will be my last bump before taking the gun off the market. I’m dropping the price to $400 shipped, and that’ll be my last and final offer.

I know it’s hard to believe, but this rifle is still available!

Thank you. The thought certainly crossed my mind.

Still available! Trade offers considered.

A super cool and handy little belt pistol here, folks! Get it while you can!

Thanks for the encouragement— I sure appreciate it. I get a lot of inquiries about its specs and never hear back from folks. Just has me a little baffled!

Bump!

I may take you up on your offer. Let me give it some thought, and I’ll get back with you.

Well… perhaps I won’t quit my day job and become an engraving artist. Bump!

Bump for price drop. $1,600 shipped, folks!

This firearm is now sold.

Been a couple weeks. Bump!

Bump!

Whoops! My apologies here— this post was supposed to in a different thread entirely. I appear to be experiencing some technical difficulties.

I wouldn’t rely on any patch lube alone to protect my charge from moisture for extended periods. If expecting inclement weather, why not use a bore cot?

With all due respect, what does it matter if the lube has dried out after it’s served its purpose in easing the loading of the firearm? I realize that the lube is likewise supposed to soften fouling, but in a hunting situation -where you’re likely to fire no more than one or two rounds at most-...

Can’t believe this is still available! Better get it before it sells locally!

I’m sorry to hear of your plight, but I’m surprised to hear you’re having trouble. I’ve got two smoothbores: a North Star West Chief Grade and a Caywood Type D. The Caywood has a reverse-coned touch hole that is at least twice the size of those on any of my other flintlocks, yet I don’t have any...

Bump!