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I'll take it if still available.

There's some info here: https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/brass-embellishments-and-their-meanings.47085/

Good luck everyone, I'll be in 1A. Looks like we will have snow and a cold start Saturday morning.

There's some 440's on ebay.

.45 TC hawken with .440 PRB and 60grs 3f.

Hello Ethan, I would look into the traditions deer Hunter with 1:48" twist barrel. Or check around for used one and also look for a used Thompson center hawken/renegade or Lyman rifles. Make sure to check the bore for putting or a bulge when buying used. That would be a good place to start. For...

I'll definitely have to stop in next year.

Looks like a great time! Didn't know they had this.

You got a good deal there

I would go with the Lyman 1:60 with PRB.

That's some good shooting JJB22 and sounds like you had a great time. +1 on getting more BP fire arms. Good range report but would enjoy seeing some pictures of your rifle. :thumbsup:

Howdy and Welcome fellow PA'er. :hatsoff: For F&I war information you might try county historical societies and maybe try Cornwall Iron Furnace might have some information.

Salut et bienvenu :thumbsup:

I have an Armi San Marco 1860 & Pietta 1860 army's and shoot 25 grains of Goex 3F with a .454 round ball om both. I cannot say about the 1851 until I get one,I fell in love with the accuracy,feel and balance of the 1860's.

Bonjour/Howdy welcome aboard.

Howdy and welcome aboard.

Jethro, Thanks for the fun shoot which shows I need some practice. :hmm: Congrats to the winners.

Howdy dellos Welcome!!! Sounds interesting about your civil war re-enacting.:thumbsup:

I just picked up a traditions .50cal.Kentucky flintlock rifle and it works fine,not the best quality fit/finish but it works and is accurate.

Howdy, hope your keeping your powder dry in ND.