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Great job, bears will be lined up waiting to be shot by that rifle. It's a beauty and the lock appears to be on the correct side to me.

I've always used Johnson's paste wax on my TVM stocks. Other than the first few cleanings I have never had any "color" on my cleaning cloth.

The woodsrunner is a great looking rifle. I plan to place my order this winter once all the fat hog checks clear.

That thing is a beauty! Pattern testing with different wads, powder charges and shot weights will show you what she likes. My smoothbores all seem to like heavy powder charge and more shot than one would think necessary.

Nice shooting. Looks like a great day. No pheasant near me, but I've been scaring a few grouse and woodcock when not occupied with geese. Keep after them!

Welcome from Michigan. Love all the videos.

Congratulations on your successful hunt!

Happy birthday and congratulations to you on your new obsession. You'll find a lot of good information here.

Looks like another great day afield for man and dog! Rabbit stew is always a winner with my clan. For what it's worth, my grandfather swore that apple cider vinegar mixed into a glass of water twice a day cured gout.

Yup just one ball. I use the same patch as with .350" ball. I don't notice any difference in trajectory at the distances I shoot and the squirrels have never complained.

My .36 shoots great with 25 grains of 3f, .350" ball and .015" ticking. I also get good results with 000 buckshot in place of cast round ball. Either way I use mink oil or other animal grease for patch lube.

Welcome aboard from Northern Michigan.

Lots of great advice so far from some very experienced shooters.

Congratulations on your new rifle, welcome to the flintlock club!

Nice work, it's a great looking rifle! Glad the barrel length is working out for you.

I've had good luck using bismuth shot for ducks and geese. You can order it from several reloading suppliers. I get mine from rotometals. Nontoxic is required here for waterfowl and hunting in waterfowl management areas for other game.

Awesome find!

I like .36 and .54 that covers most of the bases. Well the .32 is good as well, oh and the .40 bucks the wind a little better. 45 is also a great caliber. Smoothbores are also a great choice........and that's why I am broke!

Sounds like a great time! September is our squirrel opener, 3 months and 11 hours from now, not that I'm keeping track.

Last I bought locally was $26.00 a pound if I remember right. All he had was 6lbs of Fg in metal cans. I bought all 6.