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    What Rifle?

    Thanks to all. This is going to be fun. The Chambers transition in 58 or 62. Now to figure out how to build it.
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    What Rifle?

    I want to start hunting elk and deer with a muzzle loader. I would like that muzzle loader to be a flintlock. I have been trying to decide which way to go and like the idea of the Christians Spring Edward Marshall by Jim Chambers in 58 cal. I have never built a rifle before and this seems a...
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    barrel color

    I am thinking of a Jim Chambers Christian Springs kit and want to be accurate if I go for an aged look. Thanks
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    barrel color

    It seems many if not most of the flinters from the mid 18th century started with no barrel finish. What would be the normal color/finish of one of these barrels after several years of use? Let
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    Early Pennsylvania Flinter

    I appreciate all the good information. After a preliminary search I am leaning towards the Edward Marshall type transition rifle or possibly a Jager. I have never built or assembled a rifle but am considering giving it a try. Does anyone have experience with the Track of the Wolf or Jim...
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    Early Pennsylvania Flinter

    I have a question about 18th century rifles of Pennsylvania. I have an ancestor, Peter Kieffer, who was a gunsmith in Lancaster PA in the 1750s and later in York PA. He died in 1766. He was a Palatine German who immigrated to PA about 1730. I know this is asking for speculation but does...
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