Does anybody make a decent "shootable" Blunderbuss reproduction?
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Blunderbuss Reproduction
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Other than these or other India made ones, i think you would have to go custom.[url]
http://www.middlesexvillagetrading.com/Blunderbusses.SHTML[/url]
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Yes! There are some repros and some can be had a Kits. I think Loyalist arms offers a Blunderbuss and also Track of THE WOLF and I believe SITTING Fox sells kits. There are a few clips on YOU TUBE showing blunderbusses also....
I have one from Track of the Wolf.I can consistanly hit a pie plate at 30 yds with a .69 ball everytime.and my shot pattern is great up to 25 yds.....
I have one from Track of the Wolf.I can consistanly hit a pie plate at 30 yds with a .69 ball everytime.and my shot pattern is great up to 25 yds.....
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The people I have built them for don't find them very useful after they get them. They are mainly a reenactors gun as they don't shoot shot or round ball well enough to hunt with or shoot clays or paper. They do look pretty cool sling over a shoulder while showing off in camp. :wink:
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Maybe load it up and lean it in the corner in your bedroom in case somebody gets the idea that they want to be a house guest at 3 AM? That's about what they used it for in the first place.
Beautiful piece Mike.
Beautiful piece Mike.
kevthebassman said:
I have a Rem. 870 for that,,,lol!
I bought one from military heritage last year...
Had to send the 1st one back as the lock was ...ROTTEN... then they never called me or returned my calls for a month or 2 I cannot remember so..then finally sent my origional back to me, I had to have Loyalist rework the lock for me.
I have the steel barelled one, Its about as accurate as a 17 inch smoothbore can be.
Its alot of fun, easy to clean and tote about.
If I was to buy one now I would spend a bit more and get one from loyalist or middlesex
As they actually have customer service.
[url] www.sittingfoxmuzzleloaders.com[/url] has a nice one in kit form if your handy.
Rob
Had to send the 1st one back as the lock was ...ROTTEN... then they never called me or returned my calls for a month or 2 I cannot remember so..then finally sent my origional back to me, I had to have Loyalist rework the lock for me.
I have the steel barelled one, Its about as accurate as a 17 inch smoothbore can be.
Its alot of fun, easy to clean and tote about.
If I was to buy one now I would spend a bit more and get one from loyalist or middlesex
As they actually have customer service.
[url] www.sittingfoxmuzzleloaders.com[/url] has a nice one in kit form if your handy.
Rob
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