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I've coned 2 of mine and one for a buddy. 2-.54s and 1-.58. haven't seen any difference in accuracy. I used Joe Woods tools.

Welcome from Michigan.

For squirrels I've always used #5 shot. It also works good for rabbits, turkey and pheasant. I use 6 or 7 shot for grouse and woodcock.

I had TVM build me one of their fusils about 10 years ago. I got it in about 9 months, one month ahead of schedule. It's been a great gun and probably put a couple thousand pounds of meat in the freezer. I have another in the works now.

Congratulations, can't wait to see a range report!

I shoot a smaller bore gun with 100-110 grains FFg+ op card+ 2oz #3 bismuth shot+ os card for mallards. It works good out of my cylinder bore gun out to 30-35 yards. I think you need to up your charge and shot payload to improve your pattern density. Just my opinion, not recommending my loads.

Congratulations!

I've never had a traditions or a pedersoli, but have friends with them. They enjoy them. I think the prices of new models is getting pretty close to building a kibler kit or having a semi custom built.

Great looking rifle!

Sounds like a great hunt, you're living the dream! We don't have pheasants here by the house, but I may be guilty of ambushing a grouse during a squirrel sit when the opportunity arises.

The coldest range day for me was -34. That was a couple years ago but I'd probably still do it. My range is behind the house so I'm close to a coffee pot and heat if I need it. I try to shoot several times a week if I can. I figure if I keep snowblowing the range I better use it.

Heritage products has quality flints

We just shot a pound of fresh graf's FFg the last weekend. It worked fine in 20 gauge, 54 and 50. The smoke cloud looked just goex smoke to me.

Welcome from Michigan. I shoot left, and have a few LH flintlocks. I also have some RH flintlocks and shoot them just as good. I have found that the lock doesn't matter near as much as the cast of the stock. Some are fine others just don't line up with my eye.

Welcome from Michigan

Welcome from Michigan

Welcome from Michigan

Welcome from Michigan. I hope to come hunt your heritage season next year.

Welcome from Michigan! Lots of great information here and some fine craftsman should you need advice.

Welcome!