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  1. J

    New Englander

    Years ago I picked up and shouldered a New Englander 12 ga. and loved the way the gun fit me! But, I didn't buy it at the time. Some time later I started regreting not buying it, but by then the bike was gone. Well I finally purchase a 50 cal. New Englander in unfired condition, and the best...
  2. J

    Picked up a .32 Frontier at Cabelas

    Picked up a .32 Frontier at Cabelas recently, for well under $500 and I love it. Next I am looking for a smoothbore.
  3. J

    Just purchased one!

    Great advice - Thank you! I had not thought about using lead to wrap the flint until recently, but it made alot of sense to me.
  4. J

    Just purchased one!

    The model I purchased was the Fontier (Blue Ridge) rifle in .32 cal. I still have some accessories from a TC Hawkin Flintlock I had years ago. Still have a jag, ball puller, worm, ramrod extender, and a pan primer. I need to get a vent pick, and was thinking about wrapping the flint in lead...
  5. J

    Just purchased one!

    Picked up a .32 Pedersoli Flintlock from Cabela's yesterday for $449. I am returning to Blackpowder after a number of years, and always wanted Flintlock longrifle. So, this is my first - I my have a few questions over next few months!
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