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  1. J

    TOTW TULLE RIFLE KIT SAVED!

    I had to install the trigger guard on my TOTW Tulle last week...not an easy task indeed, did some inlay, and bending for a couple of hours...I chopped the 4 brass posts and will use the 3 screw method as it was done in the 1700s. http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t76/jacques1952/PICT6331.jpg...
  2. J

    New and need a little help

    My first recommendation would for measuring the bore size of your '.62'...with this measurement you can get the round ball/or mold that will fit. I found this was even more important with import musket. The .69 Tulle I purchased from Loyalist is realy a .677 cal and my 'Made in Japan'...
  3. J

    French Tulle

    I have a French Tulle 1690's model from Loyalist Arms...it is in .69 cal...my problem was to find the right balls for it. The LEE mold in .69 made balls that are a tad too large...I sinced bought 2 US made muskets in 62 cal and the LEE mold in .60 works just fine...playing with the patch...
  4. J

    Pedersoli Indian Trade Musket

    Agree...I have completed a north west trade gun from NorthStarWest. This was my first time at such a project...I am completely satisfied with the finish product and the close support I got from Matt (owner of NSW)through emails at every steps of the project. I specially appreciate the quality...
  5. J

    really really stuck ramrod

    Well done...I read throught he thread down to the happy conclusion...My advise would have been the same (small charge through the touch hole)...maybe a little less 4f for the first attempt...an other idea I had in the past but never tried is battery acid or some nasty stuff that eat up cotton...
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