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I am not knowledgeable with the type shoots you are doing but I would say the 40. I have 32 and am building a 36 but just for squirrel hunting and paper target shooting

A .310 will not have much energy at 100 yards you may do ok with a 32 cal maxi but it would require some testing .I think you would do better with a 40 cal at 100 yds but the smaller calibers would be ok if you move your silhouettes closer

Its a Tennessee Mountain Rifle I have one just like it in 50 cal but it was also made in 32 cal which one do you have

short answer is YES look on ebay

I do not believe starter kits are a good investment ,Buy what you need individually you will get more for your money

Did you post these for sale on this site and bypass Amazon we do have a classified section

Agreed /// I have one in 50 cal they are very nice rifles

Maybe yours was New Old Stock left over from the old days

Find a barrel and send it to Bobby Hoyt he can ream it and make a smooth bore for you .He did one for me and it works great

Thx for posting very informative

I just traded for a Turner Kirklin 40 cal full stock yesterday and will soon order some round balls for it and seems I may need some other than .390 do any of you have one of these and could you tell me what was recommended for these rifles

My gun does not have a patch box but one listed on GunBroker does and the bluing on my gun is in perfect condition but it does have a few little scratches on the wood but they are small and hardly noticeable the man I got it from said the previous owner was under the impression that is was some...

So seems this rifle is over 50 years old

I just acquired a 40 caliber with 40 inch barrel marked Turner Kirklin Union City Tn. and made in Belgium does anyone know how old these are and when they started marking them Dixie

Traded for a 40 cal Belgium made Turner Kirklin long rifle in very nice condition so the pistol is gone and now have room for the Ruger Old Army that should be here Monday

I enlarged the photo and see it now it sort of blends in

I don't see a sear seems to be missing

I am going to a Gun Show Saturday and will be taking some guns to sale and would like some input of the value Number 1 CVA Kentucky 45 caliber nice bore and wood percussion Number 2 CVA Mountain rifle percussion some light pitting in bore but shoots well wood average wear 50 caliber...

I use Maxi Balls and imo you cant do better but sure someone will disagree but it is a deadly bullet been using them for years

The Waterfowl because you have to use non toxic shot and it will pattern tighter than lead