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I just got the cva St. Louis rifle in Flintlock basically same rifle. Mine was new old stock it. Congrats should be good gun.

I started with a cabelas/investarms great gun killed several deer with it and accurate for targets. I found another one in a pawn shop for $80 they are good quality gun maybe not HC but good starter.

If you order more than 4 pounds on grafs web site it's cheaper than bass pro. http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/category/categoryId/3501

Thanks for the link :hatsoff: He had some good stuff on the web page. So does the book have alot more info than whats on his web page?

I really like all types of muzzleloader s. I have tried. I have been shooting percussion since 1996. I liked the idea of shooting flinter for awhile I wanted to build one but not enough funds. My goal is to hunt with mine when I'm proficient.

Yes it was from Deer Creek. It shot well but it needed some clean up when I got it. The brass had some severe tarnish. It was new in box but the box had been handled. Mine was 2000 date of mfg. All that said the price was worth it. It also had a broken screw head on the patch box but they...

Well I knew it wouldn't hurt like a hammer :surrender:

I shoot my first Flinter yesterday. :grin: I bought a LH cva St. Louis rifle and finally got out and shot it. It is a little different than percussion. I found that I need a few things too priming horn/flask. I also experimented with 777 in the flash pan even though everybody here said it...

Thanks I've picked some rocks up where I shoot was going to try knapping some. :thumbsup: Mary Ann

It's all about how it's delivered and what speed :haha:

I've been thinking about making some out of jasper. Anybody try this?

I like my lee bottom pour i got. I've poured a few hundred rounds of different calibers no problems. My biggest problem is a lead source. :hmm:

Sounds like a trip to harbor freight to make a pump. :hmm:

I'm never that lucky I always find the beat up cva or t/c rust buckets

The only other source i have around here is the internet and by the time you tack on the hazmat and handling fee it is close to that unless i buy more than 3 pounds. i just dont get that much shooting time. :surrender:

I just bought some at bass pro yesterday 29.98 a pound. They keep it behind the counter. I find it ironic that they don't sell traditional rifles anymore.

I have found its good to make a kit to bring to the range that has basic stuff range rod, jag, patches, cleaning supplies, and a bullet puller. If your like me my range is a little bit of a drive from my house. Its no fun to turn around and drive home. :hatsoff:

They have a good deal on an entry level lh in there closeout. http://www.deercreekproducts.net/

Very good liked it done very respectable

Sorry about that was having phone issues that night smart phone wasn't being so smart. I really like this show. Especially liked the trial with the loading of the rifle.