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I know the video you are speaking of that guy is one of those custom Nazis we have them here on this side as well they believe only $2,000 plus custom rifles are capable of shooting don't listen to it it's crap I have Italian guns Spanish guns I even have a couple of India made that work...

My brother has one I'll have to ask and find out the caliber and if he's willing to sell or not

I'd go with the cheapest Thompson Center they are bomb proof lasts forever mine crushed flints prematurely and I wanted more period correct so I went to India made muskets I enjoyed working on them getting them to shoot correctly and for a quarter of the price of most custom guns they are well...

Beautiful gun I love my Zoli Harpers Ferry pattern it's a great shooter but I did alter the Finish to look more authentic

I have sent black powder through the mail for years and I have received black powder pistols and rifles and muskets through the mail for years every once in a while there is a postmaster who does not know their own law or misinterprets their own law that happened to me in San Diego years ago but...

I painted my Antonio Zoli Remington's wife to make it look more. Correct

I remember Honda Civic having a long history of well made parts precision Japanese engineering all for a decent price I think Kibler is a lot like a Honda in that respect and yet some people want something that looks more old-timey needs work in fitting in it's quirks or just want to save 75% of...

In order to feed my Flintlock I find it easiest to buy a couple of pounds of Flint from Ima sort through them take the ones I want generally large English black Flint or the pretty French Amber then I put the rest on eBay in batches of 5 or 10 and make all my money back selling them

Order one through military heritage it will cost you less than half of that and be just as good all you need to do is drill the flash hole maybe lighting the Springs a little they spark well and hold up to a lot of abuse I have a few of them

I got my Navy arms 1863 Buffalo getter 58 caliber backed by 100 grains of 2f

Beautiful stock I haven't seen that many polyurethane finishes on flintlocks

Okay it was a Middlesex Village FAQ and about halfway through the article was this HP white report

I read a report from HP white laboratory a highly respected metallurgist in the industry on the quality of Steel in India made guns! It stated that they used standard industry materials and held up to the same standard American gun manufacturers used! Hopefully I'll be able to attach it

I got mine a year ago at an auction in New Hampshire called amoskeague it was 250 out the door they're black powder is fairly inexpensive in New Hampshire

My brother and I have six India made flintlocks all perform well and are reasonably well made the locks function correctly and the frizzen were hardened right from the factory I would place them on par with pedsoli and other Imports of that type I don't think any used Flintlock whether it's a...

Between my brother and I we have six of them and everyone was suitable Quality Steel nice figure in the wood locks need some work and touch hole needs to be drilled but other than that if they were produced in the US would go for at least $1,500

I'm going to the gun show on Saturday! But I'm not going to buy anything because I already have everything I need here at the house!

My brother and I have purchased six or seven from military heritage! All spark well and with minor tuning are good guns! Somebody did a survey on this site about a year ago and half owned India guns the other half hated them! A lot of people here like kibler's for 1,200 a kit or $3,000 for some...

I bought some powder on sale about a year and a half ago from Powder ink it was $17 a pound delivered for 2f