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I took a picture and stored it in my PC can someone tell me how to downsize it and post it? Or can someone post it for me. Thanks, ET :huh:

Several years ago I bought some white plastic short starters, the material maybe delrin. They work great for starting the ball and cutting the patch. I cannot find them now. Does anyone know where I can get them? Thanks, ET

Got mine at Harbor freight. :m2c:

The current models have no hand guard or wrist guard. :m2c:The trigger guard is the hammer spring.

If we had enough people interested I could do a custom order so forum members could get them at a discount. If they are in stock to ship.

I do not shoot in a club, just hunt. I was wondering if the will have traders with guns for sale. I am looking for a .36 or .40 flinter in the Ohio style. ::

I had a 100 yard shot at a really nice hill country buck and quietly cocked the hammer. Next I set the rear trigger and started to bring the rifle up to the deer when I just put my finger on the front trigger and it fired. The ball hit about 25 yards in front of the buck and he took off never...

They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder. :master:

The under hammer is not a very pretty gun yet it is one of the most efficent actions for black powder. You can use swaged or cast .36 caliber balls or #000 buckshot. Even though not historical accurate you can shoot .357 hollow base wadcutters for hog or deer if legal in your area with...

I polished the bore with several flitz patches and the #0 buckshot loaded much easier.

Deer Creek 765-525-6181 There is one on ebay right now. :redthumb:

A T/C Hawken in 50. I realize that it's not PC. But I paid less for NIB than most T/C Hawkens sell for used and could not pass it up. Did you buy from and individual or did you find some place that has a deal...

You guys can also use the hornady #1 buckshot with thick patch. Rabbits and squirrels can't tell it from the # 0 but my target shows it is a little less accurate. If anyone finds a flashcup that will fit the crockett let me know. :m2c:

Finished rifles are not available, only kits which are assembled. :m2c:

I have a new in the box Deer Creek American 45 flint pistol kit I would take $135.00 for, plus $10.00 shipping and insurance. The plastic on the kit has not even been broken. ET :redthumb:

The only ones available today are Mowreys in kit form from Deer Creek Products in Indiana. :m2c:

I have several caplock squirrel rifles in .32 and .40 (TC cherokee, Traditions crockett and TOW vincent)and would like to add a reasonably priced flinter to my collection. I have heard mostly bad about Traditions, some good and bad about pedersoli or blue ridge flinters and a custom cost more...

Speer no longer makes buck shot except for #00 which is .330 :sorry:

$459.00

Tang :master: