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    matched pair of kentuckys

    Beautiful job! Can you tell me where you got the butt caps?
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    Any Aussies here?

    Are there any other Aussies on the board? I'm thinking of buying a couple of gun 'kits' and wonder if anyone else in Australia had any issues with importing kits. Are they considered registerable guns, or are they just 'wall mounts' (until the vents are drilled)? Much as I'd like to, I won't...
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    A real newbie question

    Thanks guys. I was aware of the 'waisted' barrels, I just didn't know that's what it's called.
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    Trigger length

    Thank you much. :thumbsup:
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    Staple underlug installation

    You legend you! That's one of the best posts - clear, concise and illustrated. Thanks. :thumbsup: Pity this forum doesn't have a referral system for such posts.
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    Trigger length

    Would someone please explain trigger length and how it's measured?
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    Staple underlug installation

    Can some of you experts please explain how these staple underlugs work? How are they installed - solder or stake?
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    A real newbie question

    What does 'swamped' mean in relation to barrels?
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    Newbie from Australia

    Hello all. I've just recently found this forum while researching flintlock pistol kits and parts. I know nothing about shooting them, just some historical background through my interest in the 18th century. No doubt I'll have a ton of questions, so I hope you're all friendly and patient. Nice...
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