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Ok, I understand. From what I've read W.Richards guns were fairly heavily reproduced. Can't depend on what lock says always, I thought if you can't find any other markings, you may find something if you pulled barrel. Just a thought. Squirrel rifle? Exactly what I was thinking!

I maybe intetested, have you pulled barrel and checked for proof marks? Next question, are you interested in a trade?

My pleasure Two Feathers, it was a pleasure doing business with you. Your work, craftsman ship is exactly what I was hoping for. Great guy!

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I have the first one. Just like it, a combined design effort between Two feathers and myself. Highly recommend the design, very comfortable in hand. ....and you said you'd never make another!...lol Don't wait on this knife....highly recommend it.

I've had same rifle, same caliber since I was 16 yoa, I'm 66 now. Never had any trouble with mine. Just my 2 cents!

Another beautiful firearm. Very nice work sir.

Enjoy it, I did. Thanks for posting.

Looks like a nice well made bag.

Yes Sir, I stand corrected. I read and answered too fast, my mind told me he was looking for advice while building his own. My mistake.....glad I got it out the way early!... Lol

Suggestion: Check with Rob Miller, Miller Muzzleloaders.

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Fyi, I know Larry Young very well , have know him for many years. Larry built many guns over the years most for the Fort. Very knowledgeable.

Beautiful rifle! Nice work!

Nice work sir.

Nice, I like it, and very well made.

Looks good, and well made.

I like the idea of bread hide on cape. I've been contemplating the same thing, except my capture is "Lachine" deep red with narrow black strips, and my bear hide is black. Plz post pic of your bear caped capote when finished.!

Does anyone have experience having a T/C Hawken .50 cal barrel bored out to smooth .58 cal? Got me thinking now!

Well done Sir! I like it, I wouldnt be surprised if a few more are made, It really does look good.