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    Traditions Kentucky Flintlock Rifle

    Is the Pedersoli rifle a good flinter choice in the kentucky rifle? Or is the Pedersoli in the same class (quality) as say Lyman. I'm in the same boat as "ssamac"..... :hmm:
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    Hello, and a Twist Rate Question

    Any idea who make their (cabelas) Kentucky Flinter? :hmm:
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    Hello, and a Twist Rate Question

    Thanks for the info peeps. Glad I found this discussion group. Learned tons reading threw here. You all really lead me in the 1:47/1:48 twist rate direction, and from what I've found searching Davide Pedersoli & Co seems to be one of the few affordable marketers that sell a long gun with this...
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    Hello, and a Twist Rate Question

    First off I'd like to say Hello. I've been tinkering with BP for a couple of years now, and wanted to step up too a longgun in the flinter group. I've seen a lot of whats out their, but I am still unsure of what to purchase. My funding is semi tight ($550-), but (of course) I want the best I...
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