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    I need a cartridge box

    https://www.ccsutlery.com/store/ccsutlery.html C&C Sutlery Might have something for you.
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    SOLD Buffalo skinner

    Perfect. Thank you.
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    WITHDRAWN pietta 1860 Army London

    Part number from pietta website: PF60CHLON448
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    Borrowed a gun Saturday........

    Not missing but over shadowed by a huge neck
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    WITHDRAWN pietta 1860 Army London

    I am seeing .36 cal londons but not .44's. Maybe my search is weak?
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    WITHDRAWN pietta 1860 Army London

    Found one!
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    Borrowed a gun Saturday........

    Yes. I used a propane torch to scorch the stock before I put the varnish on. I had read that Mtn. men wrapped rope around their rifles then scorched them to create the pattern. Don't know if that's true but I did my twist on it.
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    Borrowed a gun Saturday........

    In 1990 I moved to Idaho. I did not own a big game rifle and could not afford one. I built (more like asssembled) a CVA Frontier in .50 cal. Never killed a thing with it. Soon I bought an actual hunting rifle and the CVA went in the closet, for 30 years. On Friday my oldest son killed a spike...
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    Remember your First ML kill?

    First ever was a gray squirrel. Original flintlock (unknown maker) .45ish cal. 20 yards 70gr ffg. Second was a 2pt forked horn mule deer at 25 +/- yds, same 70gr charge.
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    What would you have done?

    You are on your land and he KNOWS you are there. Any shots in your direction/near you, could be considered criminal. OR (My choice) ignore him and eventually he will give up trying to intimidate you. Dave
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    Anyone got a deer or bear this year? Our season opens this weekend, wondering how folks round the country are doing.

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    Cornfield Buck

    I have a friend with property here in Idaho. He manages the deer really well and gave permission to try and get some mule deer spikes out of the gene pool. I grabbed my JW Donelson #22 .54 and went to work. This old spike stopped at 30 yards +/-. My friend said "Shoot that deer." So I did. 70...
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    Retired

    I appreciate all the observations and insights. I also recognized the backwards spring. I was unable to find any answers on my searches of possible reasons or other rifles like this. I assure you, it IS workable. Maybe it shouldn't be but it is. I am curious whether the muzzle rifling configure...
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    Retired

    It will for my existance. Whichever of my boys that gets it will decide for themselves.
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    Retired

    A few more.
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    Retired

    A few pics.
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    Retired

    Bucket list item is done. Flintlock is officially retired. Fork horn taken at 25 yds +/-. Round ball and 70gr of black powder. He was facing me and the ball entered upper chest where meets neck. Destroyed wind pipe, left lung, liver, stomach, exited in front of left hind quarter. This was...
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    The Gift

    2 years ago my mother and step father gifted me a very old flintlock rifle. It was purchased from an antique shop with very little known about it. Although I have great visions of the deeds this rifle has performed. The rifle is approximately 45 cal and has brass furniture. The barrel is 44"...
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    SOLD 40 cal. Flintlock & Perc.

    I would also like pics and details of your Bedford. Thank you. Dave [email protected]
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