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Thank you all.

Could I see some sliding patchboxes. going to attempt my first.

My first fusil from sitting fox had a really thin barrel compared to the one from TOTW. Looked like a shotgun barrel from the muzzle. Don't know the maker of it though.

I had the same problem with my rifle. I polished the trigger bar and the sear bar till they were like glass but if your trigger bar is making contact too far back from your trigger pin it isn't going to do alot of good. At least mine did not. I installed a different trigger on mine.

Nice. I've been looking at an Issac Haines iron kit with a sliding patchbox. Searching all over the net for a step by step on the lid.

Nice. I wonder where the little hump came from near the tip? I've got a ball grip that I am still not satisfied with. Still need to take down the thickness near the tip and refit the sheath.

Was it this one? http://furtradetomahawks.tripod.com/index.html

Anyone heard of this movie in the making? Looks interesting.

The kid getting his throat slashed bothered me more.

I just never could get past the split stock. Good starter gun. My first was a petersoli kentucky which gets a thumbs down by many but I learned to shoot with it. :)

My fouling seemed to build up when I tried it. I mixed up some Stumpy's moose snot a couple of years ago and have been using it ever since.

I built one from TOW with inputs of some people on here. I am probably going to redue the stock again and make it slimmer.

Yes, it's alot smoother and lighter than my single trigger I had.

Finally got it. Just had to keep working down the rear trigger bar. Had to take the front down also because it was lifting the sear before the rear would activate.

Thanks. I've been waiting till I get to work tomorrow to work on it anymore.

Having problems getting where the set trigger works and the hammer will cock without setting. The rear trigger bar is high but if I loosen the bar spring it doesn't have enough kick to throw the sear.

I really like his work. Nice guy also. I try to pattern my knives off of his. TRY that is. :)

Thanks. That's about where I have it. I inletted it last night but still need to remove some more wood to clear the rear bar spring. I had to modify my trigger guard a little and I am going to have to heat and curl the rear trigger just a little.