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Thanks Rick. I've just gotten home and will send what varification asap

Selling my Kibler Woodsrunner in .50 cal. I built this rifle to look like a working mans gun of the era. Aged to look used but well cared for. Fired very little. I'm selling to "thin the herd" as I get older. Traditional oil finish. Aged barrel and brass components. Lock is still...

I'm thinning the herd and am selling my Pedersoli Charles Moore Percussion Target Pistol .45 caliber. Hate to let this one go. Excellent condition, shot very little and well cared for. Beautiful walnut stock with checkered grip. Single set trigger. Target sights. Trigger is set by pushing...

Selling my 1858 New Model Army Revolver in .44. Steel frame. Excellent condition. Shot very little. Almost new! Beautiful Buffalo Brothers custom grips! Selling because I'm "thinning the herd". Asking price $225 shipped conus. A great price for a great gun!

no longer for sale

Sorry to see that no one seems interested. I will leave for sale until tomorrow. If no responds its back in the safe.

Price lowered to a firm $650

Beautiful Charles Moore Target Percussion Pistol by Pedersoli. As new. Never Fired. I purchased a little over a year ago and never fired. Has been locked away since. Manual and original extras included. Pedersoli CD still in wrapper. Beautiful fit and finish. Excellent single stage set...

Sold to TomWisconsin.

Thanks guys. I was really happy the way this one turned out. I worked hard to antique the brass fittings and create something that looked aged and more authentic. Most important, I was surprised and happy the way it points and shoots. Surprisingly accurate. If no one is interested soon, I...

Selling my .50 cal percussion Traditions Kentucky pistol. Sadly, I just need the $. Only fired about 20 rounds. Great accuracy! Browned barrel and all the shiny bits are antiqued to mimic age. Faux striping to the stock. Upgraded front sight (clearer straight profile) for better target...

Maybe we're talking apples and oranges. On my target the 10X is 5/8". The ten ring (not the X) is 1 3/8" across. The 9 ring is approx. 2 1/2" across. The 8 ring is 3 3/4" across. With more practice (and adjusting the sight for vertical, I'm pretty certain I can shoot 8-10's consistently...

Carbon 6, That's makes sense from a rest, but freehand.....give me a break. Granted, I have a way to go to tighten up the group, but expecting, even above average shooters, to keep all of their shots within the ten ring, even at ten yards is a dream.

Notchy Bob, I found that there was a lot of extra wood on my kit. I think this is normal with Traditions these days. I removed a good bit of wood and could have done more, but I just worked until the pistol felt good in my hands. Aprayinbear

Thanks for the suggestions. I agree, a taller front sight is in order. That would also give me the opportunity to buy a steel sight rather then the brass (which I like the best for my eyes.) Love the grain Rafterrob!

Thank you so much. Yes, the Gun Works is the company I was looking for!

Here are my first rounds after adjusting the sights on my Traditions Kentucky Pistol I recently built from their kit. I was shooting at 10 yards single hand, freehand. I was shooting .490 rb over prelubed Ox-Yoke .018 patches. Load was 22 grains of FFFg Goex black powder. I certainly need to...

Please help me remember, I know there is an American dealer/maker who sells factory made and custom muzzleloading target pistols in the Continental style, but I have lost the web site and the name. Their target pistols sell in the $600-&700 range. Please help me remember. Happy Shooting!

Wanted a .50 cal pistol for target practice and plinkin' in the woods. Also wanted to stretch my creative side and see what I could do with an inexpensive kit. I decided on the traditions Kentucky Pistol. I wanted to try my hand at a faux curly finish. Sanded to 220 grit, whiskered the wood...